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New Sony zoom compact cameras
..Everything has appeared to be exactly the opposite. The new cameras are presented in H series (zoom compacts) and in T series (ultra-slim cameras).
Sony DSC-HX10V, DSC-HX20V and DSC-HX30V - three new HX Series cameras have much in common...
Kodak bankrupt
At the end of the XIX century, when remarkable physical strength was required from photographers to lift and drag a photo-equipment, Kodak had developed 
production of compact cameras, which could be used even by children.. More of that..
Wide-angle Carl Zeiss Distagon T 2/25 ZE and ZF.2 lens
The new wide angle lenses ZE and ZF.2 fill up a vacancy 'which had to be void' in the Zeiss' product line.
The large image angle allows photographers to capture exciting perspectives..
Sony’ HX100V - a powerhouse of an ultrazoom
Sony’s lates HX100V is a powerhouse of an ultrazoom that replaces the good old HX1, which was announced back in 2009.
It has 30x optical zoom lens (27-810 mm equivalent) for Stills and Videos, embedded 3D and GPS technology, Sweep Panorama mode and other accomplishments.
The smallest camera ever
March 2011. The smallest camera ever has been developed in Germany. It is as large
as a grain of sea salt and can be manufactured very expensively. It is intended primarily for use in endoscopy...
The smallest camera in the world
The new Mame Cam (Pea Cam in japaneseis) is the smallest digital camera in the world up today among common,
consumer oriented, not specialized cameras. More than that, it is the smallest DSLR camera...
WDR security cameras - a key surveillance specification
Wide Dynamic Range or WDR technology for surveillance security cameras shows great results and even greater promise for the future. A working
principle of the WDR security cameras is that it scans the same scene twice, once by a slow sensor, and then again by a high speed sensor. The two frames are then processed...
Security cameras: Analog versus IP, the nuts and bolts of the problem.
While IP cameras have been around for more than a decade, they
are still technologically immature and have a long way to grow. Of course, we can list a few positions in this endless debate, where IP cameras, being a more latter-day product, have an advantage compared with its opponent...
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