 |  Nikon D610 DSLR Review  Nikon recently released the D610, which serves as an upgrade to the D600 that featured a few issues hindering the popularity of the camera. For the most part, there were very few changes from the D600. It features the same 24.3-Megapixel imaging sensor, fast and accurate AF system, and video recording abilities that originally gave the D600 all the hype. Nikon did replace the shutter, giving the sensor better protection from dust and oil (the major issue with the D600) and slightly increasing the burst shooting rates. The D610 has never officially been listed as a replacement or fix to the D600, but the incredibly similar cameras with only the major fault being fixed speaks for itself. Nikon has also knocked a little off of the price tag, making the D610 their most affordable FX-format (full-frame) camera. The power and performance of the D610 is enough to satisfy just about any photographer. It still offers the same smaller and lighter body of the D600, but keeps the performance and image capabilities of a full-frame camera. The lightning fast AF system features 39 points and works all the way down to f/8, giving you more capabilities with long lenses and converters. When shooting in Live View mode, the camera features a 2,016-dot RGB sensor as part of its 3D color Matrix metering system. This system allows the Auto Scene Recognition system to excel at determining tough situations and shooting conditions. Live View also provides the camera with... Continue Reading |
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 | |  Sony a3000 REVIEW |  Are you a Steve's Fan on Facebook? Steve's Digicams now has over 7,180 awesome fans around the world and we'd love for you to join our social network. It's a fun place to see high resolution Photo of the Day albums, interact with other shutterbugs, post your own photos, and read our latest articles or reviews! | Steve's Digicams Most Popular News Stories  Canon adds three new compact ELPH models Canon has just released three new "sleek and compact" PowerShot ELPH models, which focus on appealing features at an affordable price. The ELPH 150 IS is the top model in this cast, which offers a 20-megapixel CCD image sensor with Intelligent IS, and a 10x optical zoom lens. The ELPH 140 IS and ELPH 135 IS share very similar specs, including 16-megapixel CCD image sensors and 8x optical zoom lenses. All three models will be available... Continue Reading  Sony launches new Alpha series ILC:
the a6000 Sony has just announced a new addition to their Alpha series of ILCs, formerly known as NEX. The Alpha 6000 or a6000 is a powerful new mirrorles camera that features a 24-megapixel APS-C CMOS image sensor, their newer BIONZ X processor, a new and improved GUI, a high-resolution OLED viewfinder, and the "world's fastest autofocus system". On top of this, the a6000 boasts burst shooting at up to 11fps at full resolution, and of course built-in Wi-Fi with NFC tech. To learn more, including pricing and availability... Continue Reading  Sony rolls out five new Cyber-shot models Just in time for CP+, Sony has rolled out five new Cyber-shot cameras, which update their H and WX lines. Their new H-series models sport powerful optical zoom lenses, ranging from 35x to 63x. The two new WX-series cameras are geared more towards portability, however the WX350 still packs a punch with a 20x optical zoom lens; which just so happens to make it, "the world's smallest and lightest camera with a 20x optical zoom lens". Other features you'd expect to find are present, including Wi-Fi and NFC technology on select models. To learn more about each of these new Cyber-shots... Continue Reading | |
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