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The travel zoom compact that uses GPS to get you where you need to be The FinePix F600EXR is a wholly tempting offer. It packs a huge 15x optical zoom, lots of scene modes and built-in GPS at a low price. All of these features are crammed into a compact body that comes in red, black, or white. It’s the perfect travelling companion, with the Landmark Navigator that automatically locates places of interest from a database of 1 million locations and shows you where they are in relation to your current position. Once you’ve found your destination it&

Sleek, slim and supremely stylish – this new camcorder from Sony would suit the fashion-conscious blogger. It’s the size of a camera phone and closely resembles one, too. This latest model sports a 3-inch touch screen interface and a supplied add-on lens that enables 360-degree panoramas. Video capture is Full HD 1920x1080 and there is a HDMI port for hooking it up to a HD TV to watch your movies.   Aimed at the Internet savvy blogger, there is a built-in USB and shar

Epson R3000 13-Inch Printer

Designed for professional photographers and fine artists, the Epson StylusPhoto R3000 draws from the advanced technology of Epson Stylus Pro-series printers to deliver gallery-quality black-and-white output and vivid color prints. This printer al

Promotion: How photos can engage your readers

While a written blog certainly relies heavily on well-written and nutritious content in order to keep its readers coming back regularly, they also benefit greatly from the inclusion of a few great images.  Confront your readers with a sea of

The Weekend Project - 3rd Feb 2012

The weekend has arrived so time for us to set you a shooting challenge. As the weather has drastically changed in the past week the theme for this challenge is 'cold'. Interpret the word as you like. You can enter your images now onto the Digit

Camera School: ISO and sensitivity

Lesson four: Master ISO ISO is the measurement of a camera sensor’s sensitivity to light. Based on the speed ratings of conventional 35mm film (denoted as ASAs), most compacts, superzooms and DSLRs will allow photographers to alter the I