Compare Digital Cameras Before Purchase

Globally, picture taking has become a very wide-spread leisure activity.  Not only is it a hobby of some, but also a profession of many.  It has been so since the invention of the camera. With the passage of time, the technology has advanced in leaps and bounds and various types of cameras have been invented and produced. The digital camera is one such camera.  It is worthwhile to compare digital cameras if you really want to buy one. Digital cameras can be found in abundance on the internet.

Digital Foci’s Picture Porter 35 unveiled at CES

One of the problems with camera technology is that we have cameras on all our mobile devices, which leads to an abundance of digital photos scattered about on memory cards everywhere. This is why Digital Foci invented the Picture Porter 35, a one stop place to store all a user’s digital photos. The Picture Porter 35 has a 3.5 inch color screen, and a built-in card reader for CF, SD/HC, MMC, miniSD, MS/Duo, and xD cards. The Picture Porter 35 has 160GB of storage space capacity, and the user h

Target Gift Cards get into the digital picture for the holidays

Target is known for its colorful and interesting gift cards. And whn you consider the logo is a set of circles, who can blame the company for trying to spice up their gift cards with strange and innovative designs? This holiday, Target is going beyond strange with a gift card that doubles as a digital camera. You read that right. A gift card that gift givers can take pictures with. The gift card which comes in increments from $50 to $1,000 is actually a digital camera that comes with 8MB on

Friday’s Round the Web

It is finally Friday. Not a whole lot of news happening yesterday, but here’s a few things you might of missed. The Digital Picture reviews the Canon EF-S 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens. In short, it’s better than expected. I suspect it’ll be a popular combination with the Canon EOS 50D. David duChemin wants to give you a free Polaroid Pogo Printer at Pixalated Image. Olympus has some firmware updates for 5 lenses for them to work with the Panasonic G1. Luminous Landscape compares the Nikon

Turn your Camera Phone into a Scanner

A new free service that allows you to take a camera phone picture (or any digital picture) and turn it into a searchable PDF file. If you have a camera phone with at least one megapixel of resolution, ScanR is great for turning things like whiteboard images and paper drawings into something more usable.