When looking for compact system cameras, Sony more or less dominates that area and the NEX cameras series are known for how they produce results that are mind blowing just like any entry level DSLR cameras out there. In fact if you travel a lot you are probably better getting a compact camera that is easy to carry around with fewer settings to control in order to achieve great results.
Canon today expands its award-winning EOS range with the launch of the new EOS M. The company’s first ever compact system camera (CSC), the EOS M is designed for those who use photography to share their everyday passions
Canon has announced the EOS 650D, with stereo mics for its Full HD video recording, and frames at 30, 25 and 24fps.
CloudPic Mobile is going to be a must have for any serious photographer; it will transfer big files very fast between you camera and any bluetooth enabled device.
Brought to you by glidetrack mobislyder is the world’s first portable camera slider designed specifically for a broad range of small video-enabled devices.
The ioShutter Camera Remote is a cord/app combo that lets you control your camera’s shutter with your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch’s smarty-pants iOS brains.
Samsung introduces the world’s first Wi-Fi enabled compact system cameras namely, the NX20, NX210 and NX1000. The three new models USP is the capability to connect to wireless networks without any additional cards or devices.
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Sony are showcasing their new FS100 camcorder. Here you can see a little teaser of just what the new Sony camcorder is capable of. This video demonstrates some of these techniques like; slow motion, depth of field and shooting in low light.
Sony NEX-7 is the new addition announced by Sony to be a Mirrorless Camera with…