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Sony Cameras: Sony Develops Single-lens 3D Camera
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Posted by claudio
on Sunday, October 04, 2009 @ 23:10:24 EDT (378 reads)
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Sony has developed a movie camera capable of shooting 3D images with a single lens and plans to unveil it at next week's Ceatec show in Tokyo.
By utilizing a single lens the camera neatly solves one of the problems associated with current 3D photographic technique: the complicated set-up required for dual lenses. When using a camera with two lenses -- one for the right image and one for the left -- the lenses must be carefully aligned and synchronized so that the resulting images maintain the same degree of 3D perception when see by viewers.
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Sony Cameras: Sony Pushes Memory Stick to Two Terabytes of Storage
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Posted by claudio
on Thursday, August 06, 2009 @ 22:45:14 EDT (703 reads)
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With the Secure Digital (SD) card format, we have a maximum capacity of 2GB. Then they bumped up that capacity by offering us the SDHC format and, in the near future, we’ll be looking at SDXC cards for even more storage. Not to be outdone, Sony is pushing its own memory card format too. You will soon have a Memory Stick with a full two terabytes of space.
Just as the SD people decided to go with SDXC to indicate its extra capacity, Sony has also christened its new format as the Memory Stick XC. Interestingly, the MS-XC actually uses some SDXC technology to go with its exFAT file system. You’ve got to find a way to stuff that much memory into such a smal stick, right?
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Sony Cameras: [CES 2009] Sony Unveils World's First WI-FI Digital Camera with Web Browser
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Posted by claudio
on Friday, January 09, 2009 @ 12:26:35 EST (1054 reads)
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With a focus on making photo sharing easier and more convenient, Sony today introduced the world’s first Wi-Fi® enabled digital camera that uploads photos and videos to Web sites through any public hotspot due to its built-in Web browser.
The new Cyber-shot DSC-G3 digital still camera answers one of the most pressing needs for photo enthusiasts: how to share those amazing photos and video clips of family, friends and events as soon as you shoot. The Cyber-shot camera makes it easy to upload images and video directly to popular photo and video sharing sites wherever a Wi-Fi connection is available.
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Sony Cameras: Sony intros 12.2-megapixel DSLR-A700 camera
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Posted by claudio
on Monday, December 17, 2007 @ 11:14:09 EST (1460 reads)
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Sony introduced its DSLR-A700, a new member of its Alpha digital Single Lens Reflex (SLR) camera line. The new camera ships in October for about $1400.
The DSLR-A700 features a 12.2-megapixel CMOS sensor paired to a newly developed auto focus system featuring 11 wide-area sensors. It also sports a 3-inch LCD viewscreen. It sports a maximum shutter speed of 1/8000th of a second and records images in digital raw or JPEG formats.
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Sony Cameras: Sony Latest Cyber-Shot Digital Camera lets you Carry your Photo Album
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Posted by claudio
on Friday, October 14, 2005 @ 00:47:43 EDT (5234 reads)
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Sony is adding more enjoyment and value to your digital photography with its new full-featured compact digital camera with built-in photo sharing functions that go beyond just picture taking.
About the size of a deck of playing cards, the stylish Cyber-shot® DSC-N1 camera is a high-performance, 8-megapixel model, with a large, 3-inch, touch-screen LCD, which is rare for a compact camera of this size. The new model features a new album function that automatically stores up to 500 of your favorite images in VGA resolution, and uses them to create dynamic slide shows with music and transition effects right in the camera.
"Since the introduction of compact cameras with large LCDs, people have increasingly been using their cameras to not only capture moments, but also share and show them immediately on the LCD screens," said James Neal, director of digital imaging products at Sony Electronics.
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Sony Cameras: Capture the Action and Color in Style with Sony's New Cyber-Shot DSC-T5
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Posted by claudio
on Tuesday, August 02, 2005 @ 23:22:23 EDT (4399 reads)
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Why not spice up the color and activity of fall with Sony's latest "always with you, always ready" compact camera that easily slips in your pocket or smallest bag. The new Cyber-shot® DSC-T5 digital camera is ultra slim, yet delivers great pictures.
Like other cameras in Sony's T Series, this new model combines Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar® optics with 5.1 megapixel resolution, a 3x optical zoom lens, a 2.5" Clear Photo LCD screen, 32 MB of internal memory for storage and easy transfer to an optional Memory Stick® media card*, and increased battery life compared to previous T Series models, with up to 240 shots per charge.
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Sony Cameras: [CES 2005] Sony's Best-Selling Cyber-Shot P Series Celebrates Five Great Years With Introduction Of 7.2-Megapixel Dsc-P200
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Posted by claudio
on Saturday, January 08, 2005 @ 16:12:18 EST (5098 reads)
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Get ready to fall in love all over again. Five years after the Cyber-shot® Series first hit the market, the new DSC-P200 is expected to capture the hearts of consumers with unsurpassed grace, speed and style. Loaded with 7.2 megapixels, this compact point-and-shoot digital camera puts spectacular photos in the palm of your hand.
More compact than its predecessor model, the P200 camera slips comfortably into a shirt pocket or handbag. The camera's slimmed down design makes it even more convenient for users to snap breathtaking photos anytime, anywhere. It will be available next month for less than $400.
"Since the Cyber-shot P Series was introduced, it has been one of our best selling camera families," said Hiroshi Takahashi, vice president for digital imaging products at Sony Electronics. "The P200 will take this to greater heights with its advanced features, lower pricing, and more compact design."
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Sony Cameras: [CES 2005] Sony Cyber-shot Line Slims Down
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Posted by claudio
on Saturday, January 08, 2005 @ 16:06:36 EST (4971 reads)
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New DSC-T33 Camera Combines Thin Profile with Big Performance.
T-series of digital still cameras just got even slimmer with the introduction of the 5.1-megapixel DSC-T33 model.
With a depth of just one-half inch, the new camera packs a range of powerful features into Sony's thinnest model to date. It sports a large 2.5-inch LCD viewfinder, occupying about two-thirds of the back of the camera, so friends and family can gather round and enjoy images the moment they are captured.
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Sony Cameras: Sony Takes 'No Compromise' Approach to New Slim Camera
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Posted by claudio
on Saturday, November 08, 2003 @ 02:18:41 EST (6186 reads)
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Adding one more case to the "How'd They Do That?" file, the miniaturization wizards at Sony (known formally as product designers and engineers) took features found on more full-figured digital cameras and squeezed them into a slim, pocket-friendly design no larger than a deck of cards.
Slide the front lens cover down and in just over one second, the Cyber-shot® DSC-T1 digital camera's large 2.5-inch LCD viewfinder comes to life. It occupies roughly two-thirds of the camera's back-surface area, giving more room to see and show off images at the moment they are captured.
Press the shutter release button and the camera demonstrates why it is perhaps the fastest five megapixel camera. Due in large part to Sony's Real Imaging Processor™ circuit, it shoots full-resolution images in one second intervals, and can capture four high-speed burst shots in less than two seconds.
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Sony Cameras: Eight Megapixels just part of the picture with Sony's latest high-end digital camera
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Posted by claudio
on Wednesday, September 03, 2003 @ 14:17:22 EDT (6770 reads)
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Advanced Lens, Color Filter and Processor Realize New Levels of Image Quality and Camera Responsiveness
Expert photographers know that image quality goes beyond pixel resolution, and with today's new product announcement from Sony Electronics, they will soon find a digital camera that measures up to their discerning eye by exceeding the capabilities of current technology.
The latest model (DSC-F828) in Sony's popular line of Cyber-shot® F-series enthusiast cameras represents the next level of digital still photography, which these enthusiasts will surely appreciate. With its lens-centric design, the new camera is encased in a black, magnesium alloy body, and is the first to incorporate Sony's recently announced four-color filter CCD technology and Real Imaging Processor™.
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