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Big, bulky cameras aren't for everybody. You don't need chunky, SLR-like styling to get interchangeable-lens versatility, and some of us are more than happy to forgo a few features for street shooter anonymity. Back in 2011, Samsung answered that need, dropping the electronic viewfinder from the then-flagship NX11, and creating the stealthy...
For a few years now, the photofinishing industry has been faced with a problem. The number of photos being captured is soaring, but in an era of social networking and the throwaway snapshots posted on the likes of Facebook, print revenues aren't. In fact, the reverse is true: they're gradually falling. The answer for many businesses has been to refocus on products that aren't...
Alongside its latest compact system camera, Panasonic has today announced the end result of a development process it first revealed last August: the Panasonic Lumix 3D1.
The Lumix DMC-3D1 bears quite some resemblance to Fuji's Real 3D cameras from 2009 and 2010, both externally, and in some areas of its feature-set, such as the ability to decouple its lens zooms so as to shoot...
With an increasing number of still and video cameras able to capture 3D images, it makes sense that someone would create a way to view them other than via a television with 3D glasses. Fujifilm's latest viewer, the latest FinePix REAL 3D digital viewer is a small portable device that allows you to do just that, without having to tote around a special pair of glasses. Called the...
