How to add the date and time in my Digital camera photos(Olympus F232)?

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I am using Olympus F232 Digital camera. When I copied the photos to the system, I need the Date and Time of photo shoot
in the copied photo. In the Camera where I have to do this setting to get the date and time .

Where can I get an underwater digital camera?

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It cant be too expensive. Maximum 200 dollars. I live in Canada. I need it to be really good underwater but I am not to worried for out of water because I have one for that already. Thank you so much =) Also what stores can I find one at ?

Sony Digital Camcorders - Simply the Best

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When shopping for digital camcorders, several choices are available. Some of these options involve the products features, characteristics and price ranges. This objectiveness also exists when one is purchasing any product ranging from sneakers to furniture and from toys to SUVs. Another way that a type of commodity is differentiated is through the company that produces it. Today, Sony is one of the most trusted names in electronic equipment, which includes its line of Sony digital camcorders.


Sony was actually started with the name Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering Corporation. Mr. Morita Akio and Ibuka Masaru founded the company in 1946, and then changed the name to Sony in 1958. “Sony” is a combination of a Latin word that is the root of the word “sound;” the English word “sunny;” and the term “Sonny-boys,” which in Japanese refers to a nerd.


The first significant consumer product that the company sold was an audio tape recorder that Sony put on the market in 1950. Sony is renowned worldwide for manufacturing the first transistor radio that can fit in a pants pocket (1957), the portable tape player known as the Walkman (1979), and the famous Playstation video game system (1994).


Right before the first Sony digital camcorders were released, the company made two groundbreaking camcorders. Sony introduced its Betacam in 1982. This camcorder was produced for professional recording via television. The initial units were analog, though the Digital Betacam was added to the arsenal of Sony digital camcorders, in 1994. Many of Sony’s digital video tape recorders (vtr) can play back all of Sony’s analog and digital Betacam formats.


In 1983 Sony’s Betamovie, based on its Betamax format, became the first domestic camcorder. The compact video head drum of this analog camcorder was subsequently used for camcorders manufactured afterwards. Today’s users of Sony digital camcorders would find the Betamovie to be bulky. In fact, one could not hold it by using a single hand, so users oftentimes laid the camcorder on their shoulder. Nevertheless, camcorders that followed the Betamovie were even bulkier, as Betamovie units lacked playback and rewind features.


Many Sony digital camcorders are offered on the market today. These fantastic products vary significantly in appearances, features, and price. The primary groups of Sony digital camcorders include: hard disk camcorders, dvd camcorders, hi8 Camcorders, high definition (hd) camcorders, minidv (digital video) camcorders.


Since its inception in 1946, the Sony Corporation has become a leader and innovator in the world of digital electronic equipment. Following the tradition of the Betacam and Betamovie, today’s Sony digital camcorders connote the best of their company and the best of the industry.

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Minolta DSLR-Thinking of buying Minolta 5d digital SLR camera. Is the autofocus fast enough?

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Hi all, I have a number of old 35mm SLR autofocus bodies - 3xi, 5xi, 7000 with a number of lenses: 70-200 f2.8 sigma zoom, 400mm f5.6 sigma telephoto lens, and I am planning to buy a Minolta 5D SLR. I really would like to use these lenses on a 5D SLR body, I know it is possible, BUT I would like some feedback on people who have, or have used the new Minolta 5D. Is the autofocus fast enough?? I take a lot of sport photos: rugby, hockey etc, as well as low light concert photograpy. Can the camera handle the pace??? I would appreciate any feedback. Many thanks!!!

Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS1 & DMC-FT1 Underwater Digital Camera Review

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Panasonic unveils DMC-TS1 rugged compact camera: Digital … - 11:2427 Jan 2009 … Pre-PMA 2009: Panasonic has launched the DMC TS1 (DMC-FT1 in europe), its first rugged ….. Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS1 (FT1) specifications … DMC-TS1D - Lumix Digital Cameras - Shop and Compare at Panasonic - 11:27Research and purchase Panasonic DMC-TS1D NEW! Lumix Waterproof, dustproof … The TS1 records HD motion images with 1280 x 720-pixel resolution. … Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS1 - 11:27I saw the new …

Underwater Case for the Canon Powershot Digital Camera

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  • Waterproof camera case designed for Canon PowerShot digital cameras
  • Ideal for shooting in the rain or taking underwater photos
  • Transparent, flexible case is made of thick, high-grade vinyl
  • Polycarbonate lens cover with UV, scratch-resistant, and water-repellent coatings
  • Guaranteed waterproof performance up to 16 meters deep

Product Description
The DiCAPac WP-410 is an all-weather vinyl case for compact digital cameras (with short zoom lenses) that lays nearly flat for storage and is totally waterproof up to 16 feet (5 meters) deep! Constructed from thick, high-grade vinyl with a UV-coated polycarbonate lens cover, the DiCAPac is designed to keep your camera clean and moisture-free in almost any environment. The patented “Roll & Velcro” zipper closure system provides two levels of protection to keep your case completely watertight, while the clear panels and flexible material allows you to maintain complete control over all your camera’s functions. Best of all, the DiCAPac is extremely lightweight and can be tucked away in a pocket or small bag, making it by far the most convenient option for complete all-weather protection for your digital camera, not to mention the most affordable!Amazon.com Product Description
Protect your Canon PowerShot digital camera while swimming or snorkeling with the DiCAPac WP-410 underwater camera case. Offering a guaranteed waterproof performance up to 16 meters deep, the case is perfect for anyone who wants to take pictures of tropical fish, coral, and other underwater wonders. The transparent, flexible case is made of thick, high-grade vinyl, with a UV-coated polycarbonate lens cover that allows customers to take clear pictures in virtually any conditions. Plus, the unbreakable lens cover is coated with three layers–a UV coating, a scratch-resistant coating, and a water-repellent coating–so your camera lens stays safe in almost any environment. Best of all, the Roll & Velcro zipper closure system offers two levels of protection to keep your case completely watertight. Whether you’re shooting in a downpour or photographing a shrimp from an underwater vantage point, the WP-410 steps to the plate. As a bonus, the camera case floats on water should you accidentally drop it from a boat.

The waterproof case was tested in 2 underwater locations.

Waterproof Simulation Test
DiCAPac camera cases were tested in two underwater locations: a 5-meter diving pool in Korea and at Sapang Beach in the Philippines, where it was mounted 18 meters beneath the water. At 5 meters, the camera performed perfectly, with all functions performing just as designed. It was more difficult to operate the manual camera controls at over 10 meters, because high water pressure was strong-arming the case. However, the case remained completely waterproof throughout. The waterproof tests indicate that the camera is protects from water, snow, rain, sand, and dust in daily life, but also functions well at the beach and in the pool.

The underwater case is compatible with the following Canon PowerShot digital cameras: SD100, SD110, SD200, SD300, SD400 SD430, SD450, SD600, SD630, SD750, SD770is, SD790is, SD800is, SD870is, SD1000, and SD1100.

Underwater Case for the Canon Powershot Digital Camera

Olympus Stylus TOUGH-6000 Shockproof & Waterproof Digital Camera + 2GB xD Card + Spare Li-50B Battery + Case + Cameta Bonus Accessory Kit

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  • KIT INCLUDES 9 PRODUCTS — All Brand New Items with all Manufacturer-supplied Accessories + Full USA Warranties:
  • <#1> Olympus Stylus TOUGH-6000 Digital Camera PLUS + <#2> Olympus 2GB xD-Picture Card +
  • <#3> Li-50B High Capacity Lithium-Ion Battery Pack + <#4> Precision Design USB 2.0 High Speed xD-PictureTM Card Reader +
  • <#5> Precision Design MT-68003 Compact Digital Carrying Case + <#6> Precision Design Memory Card Storage Wallet +
  • <#7> Precision Design Flexible Tabletop Tripod + <#8> Digital Image Recovery Software + <#9> Microfiber Cleaning Cloth

Product Description


Kit includes:

♦ 1) Olympus Stylus TOUGH-6000 Digital Camera

♦ 2) Olympus 2GB xD-Picture Card

♦ 3) Li-50B High Capacity Lithium-Ion Battery Pack

♦ 4) Precision Design USB 2.0 High Speed xD-PictureTM Card Reader

♦ 5) Precision Design MT-68003 Compact Digital Carrying Case

♦ 6) Precision Design Memory Card Storage Wallet

♦ 7) Precision Design Flexible Tabletop Tripod

8) Digital Image Recovery Software

♦ 9) Microfiber Cleaning Cloth

Olympus’ unique range of waterproof, shockproof and freeze proof TOUGH cameras has grown with the addition of the 10-Megapixel Stylus TOUGH-6000. It features a 3.6x wide zoom lens, great for taking awesome wide-angle photos of rugged terrain and for zooming in on the distant bits that you can’t get to! Blur caused by camera shake is virtually eradicated, thanks to Dual Image Stabilization and, with TAP Control, the camera can be operated by simply tapping on its casing – very handy if you’re wearing ski gloves. The Stylus TOUGH-6000 lets you take extremely good photos in extreme conditions, and enjoy the experience.

Take more high-resolution pictures faster with this Olympus brand 2GB xD-Picture Card (xD) memory card.

Increase your shooting capacity with this powerful Li-50B Lithium-ion rechargeable battery.

Transfer files quickly and easily, and conserve your camera’s battery life, with this convenient USB 2.0 xD-Picture Card Reader.

Protect your digital camera with this soft, durable, padded carrying case.

Keep multiple memory cards protected and organized with this durable storage wallet.

Take sharp, blur-free photos and great macro shots with this flexible tabletop mini tripod.

Retrieve lost or deleted images from your memory card with Image Recall Digital Image Recovery Software.

Olympus Stylus TOUGH-6000 Shockproof & Waterproof Digital Camera + 2GB xD Card + Spare Li-50B Battery + Case + Cameta Bonus Accessory Kit

Vivitar Mini Digital Camera with Micro Light Keychain Set

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  • Includes: Vivitar Mini Digital Camera, Software CD, One AAA battery, Carrying case, USB cable, LED Keychain Flashlight
  • 3 function capabilities: still camera, video camera, and web cam,
  • 16 MB Still camera stores over 240 photos
  • Minimum System Requirements: Microsoft Windows 98/ME/2000/XP, Pentium Processor, 64MB RAM, 50MB free hard disk space, Available USB port and CD drive

Product Description
The Vivitar Mini Digital Camera with Video packs a ton of features in a tiny, affordable package! Take beautiful pictures with this mini digital camera key chain that is smaller than a credit card! Featuring one of the most compact digital camera designs ever, this mini digital camera not only takes great pictures, but it can be used to capture several seconds of live action and used as a webcam! Finally a mini digital camera you can keep on your key chain without worrying about damaging any expensive equipment. With this mini digital camera, you’ll have a camera on hand every time you need to capture life’s unforgettable (and unpredictable) moments.

Vivitar Mini Digital Camera with Micro Light Keychain Set

Nikon Coolpix L20 10MP Digital Camera with 3.6 Optical Zoom and 3 inch LCD

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  • 10.0-megapixel resolution for photo-quality prints up to 16 x 20 inches
  • 3.6x optical Zoom-Nikkor glass lens
  • 3.0-inch high-resolution LCD screen
  • Nikon’s Smart Portrait System; Red-eye Fix, Face Priority AE and more
  • Capture images to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included)

Product Description
Capture and share your favorite memories - Get the big picture on the huge 3.0-inch screen

The Coolpix L20 is a great camera for beginners just getting started in digital photography. Easy to use and fully featured the Coolpix L20 will delight it’s users with great pictures, fun features and a huge 3.0-inch display at a surprisingly affordable price.

EXPEED
Nikon’s smarter approach to digital imaging technology. From image capture to processing, Nikon’s comprehensive EXPEED digital imaging concept encompasses the entire picture-taking operation. EXPEED is much more than a processing engine; it is a revolution in digital photography.

  • Motion Detection automatically detects a moving subject and adjusts shutter speed and the ISO setting to compensate for camera shake and subject movement.
  • High ISO 1600 capability helps give you sharper results when shooting in low light or capturing fast-moving subjects.
  • Nikon’s original Best Shot Selector automatically takes up to 10 shots while the shutter is pressed and saves the sharpest image. Three functions designed to minimize image blur for better results

    High-resolution LCD monitor
    An incredible, bright 3.0-inch LCD monitor makes it easy to compose shots and play them back anywhere, ensuring clear viewing even in direct sunlight.

    Easy Auto Mode
    Easy auto mode simplifies photography by taking control of settings, so you can just turn on the camera and shoot freely.

    Nikon’s Scene Auto Selector
    Automatically recognizes the scene and selects from one of six scene modes for best results. The Coolpix L20 will choose, Portrait, Night Portrait, Close-up (macro), Landscape, Night Landscape or Backlight mode.

  • WHY DOES MY OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA NOT TAKE GOOD PICTURES IN THE DARK?

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    Nov/09
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    I absolutely LOVE my Olympus (new, purchased in May) FE 3010 But why exactly does it not want to take good pics inside? I try to brighten the room but that never helps! Is it ISO? Do I need to adjust the ISO or not? I am POSITIVE that my FE- 3010 is FINE. Just, ant tips?

    The Underwater Photographer, Third Edition: Digital and Traditional Techniques

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    Nov/09
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    • ISBN13: 9780240519883
    • Condition: NEW
    • Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.

    Product Description
    A superb hand-on manual containing a wealth of underwater tips, hints and advice - all beautifully illustrated with brand new, full colour images.

    Martin Edge, a leading authority on underwater photography, will help you capture stunning effects using his popular ‘think and consider’ system - offering a heightened awareness and understanding of the subject matter, lighting and environment to take the perfect picture. Practical examples take you step-by-step through the basic techniaques from photographing shipwrecks, divers, marine life and abstract images to taking photographs at night and ‘dual lighting’.

    In 1999 the late Jim Church, guru of underwater photography, said: ‘As a member of the new generation of underwater photography writers, [Martin has] set a standard that will only be surpassed when [he writes] a third edition.’ Here it is, we hope you enjoy it.

    * Learn ‘how that shot was taken’ with practical case studies
    * Beautifully illustrated throughout with inspirational full colour underwater images
    * Covers the highly respected philosophy of the ‘Think & Consider’ System

    The Underwater Photographer, Third Edition: Digital and Traditional Techniques

    Casio Exilim Ex-z200 Review

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    The Casio Exilim EX-Z200 is a pocket sized digital camera with a 4x wide angle lens. It has 10 megapixels and comes in a choice of colours (black, red, silver).

    Why Buy the Casio Exilim EX-Z200?
    The plus points for this camera include widescreen movies, a large selection of scene modes and some extra fun features such as a special mode for uploading video to YouTube. You should also find the Exilim EX-Z200 easy to use.

    Image Quality Casio Exilim EX-Z200 test shots
    Outdoor 1 (Medium Zoom)
    I like the colours in this photo. They help to produce a natural looking shot. Focusing is good in the centre of the shot, but it is noticeable that this falls away towards the edges. There is also some detail lost in the lightest areas of the shot.

    Outdoor 2 (No Zoom)
    In my second test shot there are a number of noticeable similarities to my first test shot. The colours have a natural feel to them, but the Exilim EX-Z200 finds focusing difficult towards the edges of the shot. It finds further difficulty when it comes to showing detail from the more distant parts of the scene.

    Outdoor 3 (Maximum Zoom)
    With the zoom lens fully extended focusing becomes a real problem. Parts of the photo are so soft this is likely to be an issue even in smaller prints. Again it is the areas away from the centre that cause most concern.

    Outdoor 4 (Building)
    This photo confirms my overall concerns about focusing. Although there are areas in the centre that are pleasingly sharp, away from the centre it is a different story. There is also a touch of purple fringing showing up around some of the windows.

    Outdoor Portrait
    With the subject much closer the Exilim EX-Z200 produces a considerably improved photo. There is a much sharper look to the photo. Again I like the colours the camera produces and they help to produce a portrait with a warm feel.

    Indoor Portrait with Flash
    Moving indoors and using flash produces another good result. The light is even and is subtle enough to light the scene without washing out detail. This leads to plenty of colour remaining in the skin tones.

    Indoor Portrait without Flash
    The Exilim EX-Z200 also does well when flash is not used. Once again the colours have a natural feel to them. There is a small amount of noise in the photo and this stops the photo from being pin sharp. It is still a decent effort.

    Colours
    As you can tell I think the colours have worked well throughout my tests. Although colour is a matter of personal taste my feeling is that the strength and balance of the colours mean that they do not overly dominate scenes.

    Macro
    One of the drawbacks of the Exilim EX-Z200 is the camera needs to be at least 15cm away from the subject before it can focus. Therefore my test photo has been cropped for display. The photo itself is bright enough and sharp enough too, but you will not be able to produce true close ups with this camera.

    ISO 400 and ISO 1600
    Noise starts to show by the time the ISO setting reaches 400. It is also noticeable that the corners are darker than the rest of the photo. At ISO 1600 there are high levels of noise. Fortunately you are not likely to want to boost ISO very often.

    Overall
    Well, a bit of a mixed bag really. Overall I am happy with the portrait shots where the camera can get in closer. When the subject is more distant the Exilim EX-Z200 struggles with sharpness.

    Shutter Lag
    Having recently reviewed the Casio Exilim EX-Z100 I expected the shutter lag times to be more or less identical. For whatever reason, I found the Exilim EX-Z200 to be slower than the Exilim EX-Z100. The times recorded were 0.22 seconds for a single photo (a fast time), 21.52 seconds for five (not so fast), 1.62 seconds for a single photo with flash (slower than standard) and 24.64 seconds for five photos with flash (on the slow side).

    To turn the camera on and take a photo took 3.03 seconds. This is fairly standard.

    You can compare this camera to other models by taking a look at the Shutter Lag Comparison Table.

    Style: Neat and tidy without any frills. This is a typical rectangular compact with rounded edges. The Exilim EX-Z200 is available in black, red and silver.

    Dimensions: 93.0 x 55.0 x 22.7mm

    Weight: 119g

    Batteries: Lithium Ion (NP-40). Both a battery and charger are supplied as standard. Casio estimate you should be able to take up to 400 shots before the battery needs to be recharged.

    Memory cards: Casio has built 11.7mb of storage into the Exilim EX-Z200. This is enough for 5 or 6 photos. You can expand the memory capabilities by buying either SD or SDHC cards.

    Ease of use rating:Very Good. Casio Digital Cameras tend to score well when it comes to ease of use. I really like the list of key functions you can choose to display on the right hand side of the LCD screen. Not only does this remind you of the current settings, it also makes it quick and easy to change them.

    Points I like:
    Ease of use - widescreen movies

    Where it could improve:
    Photos could be sharper - build quality could go up a notch or two

    Alternatives
    If you are looking for a similar camera with a wide angle lens and a bit more overall quality try looking at the Panasonic DMC FX35.

    Verdict:
    When it comes to picture quality the Casio Exilim EX-Z200 falls short when compared to the very best pocket cameras. Although there are some positive points to this camera I think you can get better value for money elsewhere.

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    Do I need a digital converter box for a Panasonic digital tv?

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    Nov/09
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    It has both analog and digital capability but when it scans it can’t find any channels.

    Canon 10×30 Image Stabilization Binoculars w/Case, Neck Strap & Batteries

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    • 10x magnification in a compact design
    • Built-in optical image stabilization uses 2 AA batteries
    • Super Spectra multicoating and lead-free glass lenses
    • Long 14.5mm eye relief
    • Weighs only 21 ounces

    Product Description
    Lightweight and powerful,the 10×30 IS delivers the benefits of Canon’s refined and active Image Stabilization. Comes with a handy Case, Neck Strap and a set or batteries.

    Canon 10×30 Image Stabilization Binoculars w/Case, Neck Strap & Batteries

    Your wish as finally come true, an affordable digital camera

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    Did you ever wish that you could have a camera to bring to the beach that took great pictures on land and in the water?  Well your wish has come true.  Olympus cameras have come up with a digital camera that takes great pictures on land and underwater.

     

    The Olympus Stylus 850 has all those great features that you desire.  This camera is waterproof to 10 feet of water, takes great pictures and movies, comes in different colors, has a 5x digital zoom, rugged metal body and revolutionary shock-absorbing construction are designed to withstand a 5′ drop. 

     

    The things that I like about the Olympus Stylus 850 digital camera is that it has Face Detection that tracks your subjects’ faces within the frame and automatically focuses and optimizes exposure for sharp, brilliant pictures. Plus, the camera panorama mode captures 3 images and stitches them together to create one amazing panoramic picture.

     

    But you may ask “why Olympus digital cameras?”  Well the answer is “Olympus digital cameras is well known for producing high quality cameras way before digital cameras became popular and well known.”  Olympus has their own line of digital cameras to choose from, including the SLR cameras,  they are unique and are highly recommended by professional photographers, and amateur photographers as well.  They are easy to operate and make photography fun!

     

    The Olympus Stylus 850 digital camera is affordable, priced under $300.  There are other Olympus models to choose from but if you want a fun camera that’s easy to operate than the Olympus Stylus 850 is for you.

     

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