Talking about the new/old lenses. Comparing old Maxxum to new Sony. Bad mouthing Nikon a little . Focusing speeds. And a flash. The baton has ...
JVC GC-PX10
03.12.11
5 stars) is a better option for wide-angle shooting, its lens covers a 25-600mm field of view and the camera is capable of capturing some very nice HD video footage. The camera that the GC-PX10 resembles most is the Sony NEX-5N ($699. The JVC's fixed 10x Konica Minolta HD zoom lens is firmly, and permanently, attached. The controls are laid out in a way that make more sense for video use, and can be a bit awkward to use for stills in anything but automatic mode. The field of view changes a bit when shooting stills, which are in 4:3 aspect ratio rather than 16:9. Unlike the NEX-5N, you won't able to change lenses. 5 (35mm equivalent) field of view, which is great for telephoto recording, but can be a bit limiting in when shooting in tight spaces. When shooting video the lens covers a 43-433mm f/2. 8-4. In reality, it is more of a 1080p video camera that happens to take nice 12-megapixel stills. Its menu interface must be navigated via a touch-screen interface, which makes it very... Read more »
03.12.11
If you shoot within the app, you have the option to shoot with the forward or rear-facing camera. Pick a camera, and then shoot live with it, or, choose a photo from your photo library and add the camera’s effect to your photo. The photos you have taken (or altered) within the app will be accessible from a thumbnail picture on the bottom left. If you prefer to use a photo from your photo library, tap the top left icon to bring up your pictures. First of all, most filter apps either have you use the filters live only, like Hipstamatic, or after the fact only. This action takes and saves the photo, both within the app and in your iDevice’s camera roll. Whether you are shooting new or using previously shot photos, next you will toggle the left-most silver switch to bring up your camera choices. The other thing that’s cool is that this is a universal app, so you can use it on your iPhone, iPod touch, and your iPad. The next toggle switch lets you put a color filter on your photo. When... Read more »
. Focusing speeds. And a flash. The baton has ...
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December 3, 2011 10:21 am | 
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