Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Before you buy a Digital Camera

Consider Photo and Video quality Testing
 
Before you buy a digital camera especially if you are considering in buying one of the expensive ones, it is important to question yourself what exactly are you looking for in a Digital Camera, what its main use will be and how much will you be able to spend on it. At least having some answers to these questions will highly increase the chances of ending up with a model that meets your needs.

Once you are ready to buy you should plan to go to a store where you can receive as much attention as possible. A one-on-one talk with a salesperson will help him understand your needs better and even let you try different models for yourself until you find the right one. Big stores tend to fail on personalized attention for the amount of people that require it. Unsatisfied customers end up buying products they will be returning the next day. From our experience as an electronics retail store based in Midtown Manhattan, customers leave happier when they are taken care of since the moment they step in our store. Devoting time and attention to customers, as well as showing them the products they want to see leads to a successful purchase for both parties.

For online buyers the risk of buying a product and being unsatisfied with it, is higher. especially when there is a lack of background knowledge for the industry. Since we started our company, first, as an online store, we made sure that even though there was no personal interaction, our customers felt they were as close as just one phone call or an e-mail away. For us, making our phone number visible in our website worked and still works best to solve problems. We have learned that the best way to do business and keep up our positive customer feedback is by responding directly to our customers and handle their issues promptly and hassle-free!

When buying electronics seeing, feeling and trying the actual product is very important. Especially, for those concerned with size and portability. Nevertheless to be able to see the end result of the product you are interested in buying is just as important if not more important! In our efforts to provide helpful services to our customers we came up with "Test it Before You Buy it." We believe this service will allow people to see for themselves the video and picture quality for the different digital cameras they might consider in buying.
Test it Before You Buy it
H and B Digital has selected the most popular camera models in the market and tested them for you to be the judge! Videos and pictures taken with these cameras are available online on our You Tube Channel and in our Flickr account!

Don't find the camera model you are looking for? We highly encourage people to request a camera model or a certain lens for us to test! Just comment on this post or on our Facebook page!

You Tube Example
Camera Model: FUJI Finepix S4000 
Number of effective pixels:14.0 million pixels
CCD sensor: 1/2.3-inch CCD with primary color filter
Storage media: Internal memory (none) SD / SDHC memory card
Lens: Fujinon 30x optical zoom lens
Lens focal length: f=4.3mm - 129.0mm, equivalent to 24 - 720mm on a 35 mm camera
Focus: Mode - Single AF / Continuous AF (SR AUTO, Movie) Type - TTL contrast AF, AF assist illuminator available AF frame selection - Center, Multi, Area, Tracking

 

Let us know what you think and tell us ways to improve our services!

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Friday, August 26, 2011

Panasonic DMC-G3K Review

DMC-G3KK Compact System Camera
(14-42mm Lens Kit, Black)

16 Megapixel Mirror-less Compact System with LVF (1.44M Dots)
3X Lens Kit (14-42mm F3.5-5.6 ASPH. / MEGA O.I.S.)
Variable 4 - 20 fps Burst Rate (Resolution Dependent)
Micro Four Thirds Lens Mount, Lumix Light Speed Focusing, Mode Dial, and 3D Lens Ready
3.0 Free Angle LCD with Touch Control (460K) and New Touch Pinpoint AF Feature
Panasonics LUMIX DMC-G3 offers the benefits of a DSLR interchangeable lens system camera with a point-and-shoot cameras compactness, light weight and simplicity. This reduction in size and weight is thanks to advancements in mirror-free viewfinder technology, and large DSLR format sensors that are more compatible with a new class of compact Micro Four Thirds (MFT) System lenses. This new class of Compact System Cameras (CSC) offers a weight and compactness not seen in traditional DSLRs, for greater portability and creative control. The DMC-G3 image resolution has been upgraded to 16.0 Megapixels from it predecessor the DMC-G2.
Front, Side and Back View

Thursday, August 11, 2011

Olympus VF-3

Expand your Olympus PEN System with a VF-3

  

The VF-3 is a compact viewfinder that provides 100% field of view and 1.00x magnification. The VF-3, which is compatible with all PEN cameras, is excellent for outdoor, low-angle or telephoto shooting. 

The VF-3 also lets you adjust the brightness and color temperature. The VF-3 also rotates up to 90 degrees, which is an advantage electronic viewfinders have other their optical counterparts.

Now in-stock at www.handbdigital.com