Olympus discretely announced their new entry-level E600 digital SLR today. The E600 is a whole lot like the E620 we reviewed earlier this year, minus three Art Filters, Multiple Exposure, multi aspect ratios and backlit controls. Naturally, the E600 also has a lower price tag tacked onto it. Personally, I think there’s a lot going for this camera – it’s essentially the E620 with a lower price tag and missing three firmware features (which you can essentially perform using [...]
I’ve just posted my review of the Canon PowerShot SX200; a compact super-zoom camera with full manual controls. Check out sample pictures in the Canon PowerShot SX200 photo gallery as well. Hit the link and check out the full review of the camera now!
Sony’s response to their new digital SLR announcements ‘lacking video’ is just in. According to Mark Weir from Sony Electronic’s Digital Imaging group, they want to concentrate more on ‘still image quality’ and are still working on perfecting HD video technology for SLRs (they mention continuous AF and exposure control while recording video). And there you have it folks… in a way, this is a good thing – digital SLRs aren’t exactly video cameras and are better off taking high [...]
Sony finally unveiled their new Alpha A850 today. The Sony Alpha A850 is the latest ‘affordable’ full-frame digital SLR in the market. Apparently Sony wants more recruits joining their Alpha SLR system and so the price tag of the camera is EVEN lower than anticipated. Yup, this full-frame camera can be had for just $2000, new.
Besides a slower burst mode (3 FPS) and slightly less viewfinder coverage (down 2% from the A900), the Alpha A850 is otherwise the same as [...]
Head on to the Canon PowerShot SX200 Photo Gallery, which contains a bunch of full-sized pictures taken by the camera. Be sure to check out the Canon PowerShot SX200 review for more about the camera.
Here’s my review of the Olympus Stylus Tough 6010 aka Mju Tough 6010, a compact and rugged camera from Olympus with tap control. Along with the review, I’ve got the Olympus Stylus Tough 6010 photo gallery posted as well.
I’ve posted the Olympus Stylus Tough 6010 aka Mju Tough 6010 Photo Gallery which contains full-sized pictures taken by the camera. Be sure to check out the Olympus Stylus Tough 6010 aka Mju Tough 6010 review for details and an opinion about this rugged, waterproof camera.
Notice something different about the site today? Here’s why – the DPInterface 3.5 design is finally up! You’ll notice that the site now looks sleeker (a lot easier on the eyes!), runs faster and easier to navigate. The changes here aren’t radical, merely hybridizing our previous two designs (versions 2 and 3) into one neat looking piece of work.
There are a couple of things that still need some tweaking over the weekend, but phew, am I glad that 90% of the redesign work is done! Well, why not head over to the comments section (click on the post title) and tell me what you think about DPInterface’s new design.
P.S. Look out for more camera reviews from us soon!
Update (August 23): Our next review will be published early tomorrow (Monday) morning. So stay tuned for that!
Yes, the reaction to yesterday’s new Canon camera announcements was HUGE and the excitement still continues. My e-mail inbox was, and continues to be flooded with questions about the Canon G11 and requests for a writeup or full review of the Canon PowerShot G11! Yes, the demand is that crazy!
Unfortunately, the Canon PowerShot G11 is due for store shelves only later in fall 09 (at the moment, October is Canon’s plan). No one, not even other camera review websites (or even Canon themselves, probably) has a full retail/production unit of the Canon PowerShot G11 right now. In fact, I do find it a bit odd that people are already asking for reviews of a 12-hour old camera!
HOWEVER, I’ll be keeping you guys updated and right now, this camera is at the top of my priority list for review. So be sure to bookmark DPInterface.com (or follow us on Twitter), so you can read the Canon PowerShot G11 review in its full glory… the moment I get my hands on a production camera.
