Archive for the 'Super Zoom Cameras' Category

Kodak Easy Share Z980 has features that you just can’t resist. With its combination of technology and zany style, you have the ultimate accessory in your hands.

This is the only camera that allows you to click photos in the vertical as well as horizontal modes by providing you with two shutter release buttons at the appropriate places. With this feature you can toggle between these shots with considerable ease.

The camera takes only about 4 seconds to start up and instantly captures images in any surroundings. The impressive 24X optical zoom lens will allow you to capture whatever your camera focuses on.

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With the launch of the all new Olympus Stylus 9000, photography is not the same any more. This latest gadget to hit the stores has already made a huge impact on those who need more than photography. If you thought that the Olympus Stylus 9000 was just a simple camera, then you are wrong. This little piece of wonder is an entire package of all the things that make your pictures special. You can increase the quality of your images with the 12-megapixel image sensor that enables you to crop images without compromising on the sharpness.

With its Hyper Crystal LCD, the brightness of the pictures gets twice the better. There are also various unique features like the ‘OR’ button that instantly activates ‘in-camera Panorama’, ‘Shadow-adjustments’, and ‘perfect-shot Preview’

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Canon announced its range of 12 megapixel cameras in 2009. Almost all of them are in the Power Shot series. The camera in this review is the Canon Power Shot SX200 IS. It is the company’s first attempt at launching a pocket size super-zoom camera.

The camera is fairly lightweight for a device having the vast number of features that it has. It is being sold for $329.99 by Canon. The camera has a unique design wherein its flash pops out of the main body as soon as it powers up. Many users may find this undesirable especially in situations where they don’t need a flash. They would ideally want to let the flash sit in its place when they are not using it.

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The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28K is an improved version of Panasonic’s Lumix FZ18 model. This model of the super zoom series comes equipped with better resolution, bigger screen, and HD movie recording apart from certain other modifications related to interface. There are many modifications and differences between this model and its predecessor as this model is primarily an improvement over its earlier FZ18 model. However, the earlier model received rave reviews and is widely appreciated by professionals and amateurs alike.Therefore, this camera is one of the better ones on offer in its range.

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For camera lovers, Canon PowerShot SX1 IS is easily recognizable because of its close resemblance to the SX10. Like the SX10, the SX1 IS boasts the same 28-560mm lens and looks similar to the earlier version, in many ways. But, as far as performance is concerned, the PowerShot SX1 IS is certainly worthy of consideration.

The Powershot SX10IS offers an amazing 20x optical zoom. This allows people to capture various intriguing shots of the same subject. The lens of the SX10IS is designed to exploit the high zoom strength of the camera. With an ultra high refraction lens, as well as UD glass, the pictures captured by SX10 IS are guaranteed to be as accurate as they are vivid.

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Canon PowerShot SX10 IS is a successor to Canon PowerShot SX5 model. This newest model in the Canon S-series has an optical zoom of 20 x and a resolution of 10 MP. Its 10 MP resolution allows you to easily take poster size prints of your pictures.

Its DIGIC 4 processor is smart and powerful. You can even click very fast moving shots with it. The pictures are clear and noise free. The color balance is perfect.

This model weights 2.3 oz and is bigger than the previous model in the S-series. It has an excellent grip. It has 2.5 inch rotating LCD screen, which has a resolution of 230,000 dots. The ISO sensitivity of the camera ranges from 80 to 1600.

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