Monday, August 19, 2013

Olympus SP-720 Review Images

                             Olympus SP-720 Review Images 





Specifications:

CMOS Image Sensor 14MP.
Screen 3 "LCD 
Lens35mm equiv
Optical Zoom 26x zoom.
Full HD 1080p video
Correction HDR from light.
Built-in Filters 




The Olympus SP-720UZ is a digital point and shoot with a CMOS image sensor with a resolution of 14 Megapixeles. It is equipped with a screen of 3.0 ", 460K pixel LCD monitor.'s Lens 26x optical zoom has a focal length of 4.66-121.2mm effective, equivalent to 26-676mm in 35mm format. It lets you capture everything from wide angle to super telephoto shots.

The Olympus SP-720UZ also capture video in Full HD 1080p with stereo sound. The camera uses automatic tracking and face detection for autofocus modes, to follow moving subjects and automatically detect up to 8 faces, respectively. Mode Spot AF called in English is also available. Backlight Correction HDR, enabled by the CMOS sensor lets you take pictures with optimum gradations. The sensor allows easy High-speed continuous shooting and continuous shots.

AUTO function automatically selects the best camera mode depending on the subject, allowing you to deliver the entire calculation of the camera and just focus on getting the image you want-is. With 3D Photo mode, you can capture from everyday scenes of a dynamic three-dimensional landscape. Then view the images on a 3D compatible TV or computer.

 Here are some photos taken with this terrific camera in normal light conditions:

















Colors are a bit dull and the oranges look more yellow.

Using the Panoramic Mode

Panoramic Mode 

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Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Detailed Information on Canon TS-E Lenses

Detailed Information on Canon TS-E Lenses 



Canon TS-E 17mm



Have you ever wondered what's the used of the TS-E lenses?

These lenses are perfect for architectural photography and landscape shoots wide angle. These ones allows you to do rotational movements of three types: Tilt, shift and rotation. These settings can be used individually or simultaneously to alter the relationship of the optical axis of the lens until the plane of the sensor (or film).

Tilt = the target can reach a large area of land. Actually, the focusing point will increase the distance in the depth of field.Use this feature to selectively keep objects in or out of focus in the picture.

Canon Example using the shift technique




Shift = The lens shift adjustment moves sideways parallel sensor plane changing perspective distortion - improving the picture you want to take. The change allows the sides of tall buildings look like they are made in parallel - instead of converging lines. Also, highly reflective objects can use lens shift - the camera can be placed outside reflection to the frame and the outlook remains as if it was shot from the front. This is one of the best features of these objectives.

Rotation = This can be rotated up to 180 degrees. This feature can be very valuable for some photographs in very difficult angles.


Canon is not the only one that makes these lenses, Nikon also has rotating lenses.
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Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Olympus SH-50 Sample Images - All Star Game Parade

Olympus SH-50 Sample Images


Major League Baseball's All Star Game Parade down 42nd Street was the perfect excuse to take the new Olympus SH-50 out to get some sample photos.
The Olympus SH-50 with its 24x zoom is still a reasonably-sized point and shoot.
The SH-50 features a 16 megapixel BSI CMOS Sensor and TruePic VI iHS Image Processor, and has a great 24x Optical Zoom with a 35mm equivalent focal range from 25mm to 600mm all in a compact Point and Shoot body.  Shooting at its further focal ranges and set in Sports mode with high speed image capture, the SH-50 was the perfect camera for the parade.
The SH-50 offers Auto and Scene Modes as well as Program and Full Manual control.
Here are some sample pics from the parade:

Olympus SH50 Sample Images
Sign for the All Star Red Carpet Parade on 6th Avenue.  Olympus SH-50, 1/160 sec. at f/12, ISO 160, 66mm (35mm equivalent).
SH50 Sample Images
The crowd awaits MLB players, taken at the widest angle.  Olympus SH-50, 1/500 sec. at f/3, ISO 125, 25mm (35mm equivalent).
SH50 Sample Images
Zoomed in to less than half of the camera's capability.  Olympus SH-50, 1/400 sec. at f/6.1, ISO 125, 225mm (35mm equivalent).
SH50 Sample Images
Young Yankees fans brave the heat to catch a glimpse of Robinson Cano and Mariano Riviera. The red cast to the photo is due to the large red carpet that was rolled down 42nd Street. Olympus SH-50, 1/400 sec. at f/6.9, ISO 400, 600mm (35mm equivalent).
SH50 Sample Images
Former New York Met Carlos Beltran waves to the appreciative crowd.  Olympus SH-50, 1/250 sec. at f/3, ISO 250, 400mm (35mm equivalent).
SH50 Sample Images
A player waves to the crowd.  Olympus SH-50, 1/250 sec. at f/6.3, ISO 160, 250mm (35mm equivalent).
SH50 Sample Images


SH50 Sample Images
Veterans on a float received one of the louder ovations.  Olympus SH-50, 1/500 sec. at f/4.9, ISO 125, 100mm (35mm equivalent).
SH50 Sample Images
A Mets fan at the parade.  Olympus SH-50, 1/250 sec. at f/6.3, ISO 320, 300mm (35mm equivalent).