Digital cameras get "smile" technology (The Inquirer)
Peter Southwick, associate professor and director of the photojournalism program at Boston University, worries that people's confidence in photographs will be shaken by these tools, having massive ramifications on both the legal and photojournalism worlds.
Digital cameras get "smile" technology (The Inquirer)
BAD PHOTOGRAPHERS worried that their subjects will never grin like an idiot, can take advantage of the latest technology from Sony.
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You'll smile for these five cameras we compared.
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Sony continues to encourage customers to view photos on their televisions with a second line of cameras featuring HDTV slideshow capabilities.
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I've done my part this summer to secure the demise of the film camera. In the last month, I've taken pictures with three digital cameras and two mobile phones. I've displayed photos at an online gallery, on two computers, on an iPhone and shipped images to pals via e-mail.
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All the major brands have revealed new digital cameras this week; don't miss the hottest ones here.
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Sony Ericsson's Cybershot and Walkman series are the new rage. Sony Ericsson is increasingly adding phones that cater to the youth. Camera and music — the two most-used features on the mobile — have become the prime focus for the company through its Cybershot and Walkman series.
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The latest Cyber-shot to emerge, the Sony Ericsson K770i, boasts a 3.2 megapaixel lens and a bevvy of top camera features.
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Sony Ericsson launches K770 Cyber-shot phoneSony Ericsson has announced the launch of their latest cybershot mobile phone K770.
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Nokia’s new 3G clamshell, the 6555, boasts a ‘smooth back’ design and a quirky retro clock.
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Digital cameras get "smile" technology (The Inquirer)
Many modern live-preview cameras have a movie mode, and a growing number of camcorders can take still photographs. However, even a low-end live-preview camera can take better still pictures than a mid-range video camera, and mid-range live-preview cameras have much lower video quality than low-end video cameras; that is, products are not generally optimized for both still and video photography, due to their different requirements.
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