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Sigma Camera Dp1 – A Good Compact Digital
So what is all the fuss about? It’s the sensor. The DP1 uses the same Foveon X3 sensor as Sigma’s SD14 DSLR and that makes it the first compact camera ever to be made with an SLR-sized sensor (it’s around the same size as the Four-Thirds format). But not only the sensor differentiates the new Sigma from the zillions of compact cameras that are currently available. With its no-nonsense feature set and 28mm (35mm equiv.) prime lens the Sigma DP1 is a million miles away from the superzooms, smile modes and face detection functions that are nowadays standard on so many compact digital cameras.
Olympus E30 Digital Camera – A Very Good Digital SLR
The E-30 is the long-awaited high-end semi-pro model that fills the gap in the Olympus E-Series lineup between the E-520 and the ostensibly professional level E-3. Such is the pace of change in the digital camera market that the new model leapfrogs the E-3 by offering a much higher pixel count (12MP), larger screen and improved contrast detect AF system – as well as introducing several novel features including a digital spirit level, multi exposures, aspect ratio options and a handful of built-in special image effects (‘Art Filters’ as Olympus calls them). It loses the E-3′s class-leading weather sealing and has a slightly smaller optical viewfinder, but otherwise offers almost exactly the same features and performance in a slightly lighter, very slightly smaller and – at launch – similarly priced body.
This Is From My Best Experiance : Why Nikon D90 Digital Camera Is A Hot Camera For Your Money?
I misused this dSLR is nikon digital camera after reading a megabucks of quality reviews online. Overall I’m highly satisfied with the leverage. Since others bear mentioned, it’s not perfect, but it’s believably the good disposable just now in this toll comprise.
Panasonic Lumix DMC G2 – A Good Digital SLR
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-G2 is a relatively small, DSLR-like camera that uses the Micro Four Thirds sensor jointly developed by Panasonic and Olympus. It has many of the same features as a DSLR, including the use of interchangeable lenses and RAW format, but does not have a mirror box and utilizes an electronic viewfinder rather than an optical viewfinder. The G2 and the G10, a more basic version of the camera reviewed here last month, are updates to the Lumix DMC-G1, released in 2008.
