By; digitalpicturezone

Sony is the most trust worthy brand when it comes to the technology of digital cameras. Sony was the first company to introduce digital cameras and handy cameras.

Always striving to be different from other companies, the quality is never compromised and yields crystal clear and crisp images. The unique designs of the Sony digital camera are compatible to use any where, versatile and highly innovative in technology.

Sony digital cameras are classified into many sectors as it provides a large variety of digital cameras:

• Cybershot DSC-H9 digital camera.
• Cybershot DSC-W200 digital camera.
• Cybershot T70 digital camera.
• Cybershot T-200 digital still camera.
• Cybershot T2 digital still camera.

Cybershot DSC H9 digital camera:

• 8.1 mega pixels, 3.0 inch LCD display
• EVF (electronic view finder) supports view finding up to 0.2inches.
• Supports 4 types of color modes and image editing red-eye reduction, soft edge filter, partial color filter and fish eye filter.
• Power save mode (get activated after 3 min of inactivity).
• Gives face detection, digital zoom of 0-2x, optical zoom of 15x and smart zoom technology
• Auto and forced on, off flash modes.
• Have self timer
• Internal memory 31 MB and external memory stick DUO.
• 109.5×83.4×85.7 mm. Weight 14.3 ounce.

Cybershot DSC W200 digital camera:

• 12.1 mega pixels, 2.5 inch LCD display.
• Optical view finder.
• Offers many scene and movie modes and many editing modes including cross filter.
• Power save mode.
• Digital zoom of 0-2.0x, optical zoom of 3x and total zoom of 6x.
• Auto and flash on and off modes.
• Self timer.
• Have internal memory and supports external memory up to 8 GB.
• 91×58.5×27.3 mm. weight 5.0 ounce.

Cybershot T70 digital camera:

• 8.1 megapixels and 3.0 inch LCD display.
• View finder not available in this feature.
• Offer many scene and movie modes and editing features including retro, radiation and trimming and many more.
• Power save mode
• Digital zoom 2x, optical zoom 3x and total zoom of 6x.
• Includes flash modes.
• Self timer.
• Have internal memory and supports external memory to 8 GB.
• 90×56.4×20.7 mm. weight 4.5 ounce.

Cybershot T-200 digital still camera:

• 8.1 mega pixels and 3.5 inch LCD display.
• View finder not available with this feature.
• Offer many movie and scene modes and 9 editing features.
• Power save mode.
• Face detection mode. Optical zoom of 5x and digital zoom of 2x and total zoom of 10x.
• Include flash modes.
• Self timer.
• Have internal memory and supports external memory to 8 GB.
• 93.5×59.3×20.4 mm. weight 5.6 ounce.

Cybershot T2 digital still camera:

• 8.1 mega pixels and 2.7 inch clear LCD.
• View finder not available.
• Offer many movie and scene modes.
• Power save mode.
• Face detection mode. Optical zoom 3x, digital zoom 6x and have smart zoom technology.
• Include flash modes.
• Self timer.
• 4 GB internal memory and can be extended.

Depending on your interest towards camera, check the accessories and features before buying it. Do not worry about the quality of the pictures. The brand itself is enough for getting quality pictures.

From;

digitalpicturezone

High Speed Photography (HSP) is the science of taking pictures of very fast phenomena. In 1948, the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) defined high-speed photography as any set of photographs captured by a camera capable of 128 frames per second or greater and of at least three consecutive frames.

In common usage, high speed photography may refer to either or both of the following meanings. The first is that the photograph itself may be taken in a way as to appear to freeze the motion, especially to reduce motion blur. The second is that a series of photographs may be taken at a high sampling frequency or frame rate.

The first requires a sensor with good sensitivity and either a very good shuttering system or a very fast light. The second requires some means of capturing successive frames, either with a mechanical device or by moving data off electronic sensors very quickly.

Here are 23 wonderful pictures illustrating High Speed Photography;

Photo Sources; 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23

 

Being a professional at photography, one should know how to organizing photography studio.

Most of you would think that organizing your studio is most difficult and boring task to complete. To help you out in your work, here are few tips.

Make your studio both attractive and functional

Making your studio both attractive and functional boosts your interest in work; it also keeps your mind fresh always and helps in exploring creativity in your photography. So, ensure that you always keep your photography studio attractive and functional.

Throw unwanted things out

For some or the other reasons, many photographers have fear of throwing things like paperwork and photographs away. However, there will be certain things that you just don’t have any necessity to keep it in your studio. So, throw that entire gutter out from your studio.

Organize your files well

Attach a piece of paper using glue or gum naming all your folders and files with their respective file or folder names. If your folders have any sub folders, list them too.

Make use of your PC

Use your computer as much as possible. Use it for making to do lists, address books, and store your photo collection, important client documents in your computer to ensure safety. Don’t forget to create back up files, which helps you a lot further.

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