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Phase One 645 Camera System Now Shipping

Phase One has confirmed that the Phase One 645 Camera system -- providing professional photographers freedom of choice -- is now in volume production and shipping to customers world-wide. The Phase One 645 Camera body is lightweight, with a user-friendly ergonomic design. It is an open platform, designed to support pro photographers’ choice of lenses and digital backs or film operation to achieve superior image quality. The camera system comes with a warranty covering 3 years or 300,000 shutter actuations, and is backed by full support and service of a global team of Phase One dealers.

Phase One Announces P 65+ Full-Frame Medium Format Camera System

Phase One Announces World’s First Full Frame 645 Medium Format Camera System, based on Breakthrough Sensor Technology

Phase One announces the P 65+ digital back and the P 65+ camera system

Phase One Announces World's First Full Frame 645 Medium Format Camera System, Based on Breakthrough Sensor Technology

Phase One's Capture One 4

Capture One 4 (CO4, if you will) is a raw file processor/organizer that shares many features, albeit with its own nomenclature and workflow, with products such as Apple’s Aperture and Adobe’s Lightroom. Competitively priced at $129 (for a two computer license), owners of Phase One’s Capture One LE can upgrade to 4 free of charge, and Capture One PRO users can use CO4 free until the next generation of PRO is available. Those curious can try out the program for free for 30 days by visiting the company’s website (www.phaseone.com/4). I have worked with raw images in most camera company proprietary software

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World's First Full Frame 645 Medium Format Camera System Based on Breakthrough Sensor Technology

Phase One A/S announced the P 65+ digital back and the P 65+ camera system based on Sensor+ CCD technology co-developed with DALSA Semiconductor. This patent-pending, Sensor+ technology represents a significant advancement in image capture. The chip platform offers the most demanding photographers upgradeable CCD functions, ensuring a longer lifespan for their digital back investments.

Olympus tinkering with 360-degree camera and lens

Who needs a 360-degree camera and lens? Olympus thinks surveillance mavens will eat this up, this camera with eyes in the back of its head, capturing images of all that takes place within its all-encompassing line of sight. It works like the Google Maps Street View Dodeca 2360 camera, shooting in all directions, but this one has just one lens instead of an array of 11. It’s also can’t shoot 360 degrees vertically like Google’s camera can; this one takes in a 360-degree horizontal image with a 180-degree vertical view, good enough for us because we don’t have much need to shoot feet and ceilings.

Buying a DSLR Is Buying a Camera System!

This will be the third in the series of articles for those who are new to the DSLR (Digital Single Reflex Lens) camera system, including those who are upgrading from a compact camera to DSLR, and for those who already own a DSLR camera, but who wish to improve the camera's performance by buying more accessories.

Leaf AFi 10 Announced: 56 Megapixel Medium-Format Digital Camera System

July 2008 – Peartree is delighted to announce the release of the Leaf AFi 10 medium format camera system. The True Wide Frame (TWF) 56x36 mm, 56 megapixel digital imaging sensor in the new Leaf AFi 10 camera system takes you to the edge of the medium-format frame. With best-of-class Schneider lenses, the Leaf AFi system can fully realise the power of 56 megapixels, delivering images of unsurpassed quality. Together with the new Leaf ‘Verto’ technology, the TWF sensor can be rotated internally, giving you the control and flexibility to shoot the way you want to.

Phase One Full Frame 645 Medium Format Camera System

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D-Link Now Shipping First 'D-Life(TM)' Product: Internet Surveillance Camera Anyone Can Use

D-Link Now Shipping First 'D-Life(TM)' Product: Internet Surveillance Camera Anyone Can Use

Mobile Phone Camera Lens Telescope with 8X zoom

Taking cellphone photography up a professional notch, the Mobile Phone Camera Telescope allows users to turn any cameraphone or digital camera into a professional unit with some real zoom power. Long focal lens help to expand horizons by offering users 8x zoom power to shoot a distant object or scene with great detail. A universal holder for the lens features a metallic flexible handle that can be extended to hold the mobile phone or digital camera and users can focus the holder right or left to adjust the lens’s center to the camera phone or digital camera. After the adjustment is finished, users can lock the knob and long focal lens in lens adapter and click away! Priced at $16.99, the Mobile Phone Camera Lens Telescope is perfect for viewing and capturing shots at sporting events, trips, hunting and bird watching expeditions, hiking,

Our review of the MP3 player embedded on the navigation system from Honda cars.

All cars from Honda currently sold in the USA can come with an optional GPS system nicknamed “Navi” featuring GPS navigation with voice recognition (the voice recognition system also commands the audio system and air conditioning). Thru the screen of the navigation system you can also command the car audio system, which supports MP3 files. In this review we will analyze the MP3 feature of the Honda Navi system.

Hasselblad announces 50 Mp H3DII-50 camera system

image Hasselblad announces the H3DII-50 camera system, featuring Kodak’s 50 Megapixel 36×48mm sensor, more than twice the physical size of the largest 35mm DSLR sensors. The system represents the 4th generation H-system, and brings all the advantages of a truly integrated DSLR to the large sensor format, enabling all photographic parameters to be optimized. The H3DII-50 provides improved controls and functionality, better sensor cooling, a new and more intuitive user interface, and a bright three inch display…

Marware€™s complete iPhone 3G case lineup is Now Shipping

Marware announces six new iPhone 3G cases that are now shipping. Marware is pleased to have case solutions available for the iPhone 3G launch, July 11th, 2008, where iPhones are sold. Marware is now shipping a wide variety of elegantly designed carrying solutions for the iPhone 3G.

PowerBuilder Editorial: The State of the State

Back in 2002, Sybase announced their four-phase approach toward adding .NET support to PowerBuilder. Phase 1 was the implementation of web services in PB9 and Phase 2 was the release of DataWindow.NET, which was packaged with PB 10. Phases 3 and 4 were the more significant phases. In Phase 3, Sybase added a number of .NET target types to PowerBuilder 11 and added support for calling non-visual .NET assemblies from PowerScript. The 4th phase will be completed in PowerBuilder 12 and involves “...support for Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) ... as well as full support for visual controls and drag-and-drop programming with .NET within the IDE”.1 We’re at the mid-point between the release of PowerBuilder 11 (phase III) and the release of PowerBuilder 12 (phase IV, which should complete .

SLR Viewfinders: An Overlooked Feature

"Ever since photography went digital, the popularity of photography has soared. In the past I'd maybe bump into no more than three random people holding a SLR camera even in an area considered to be "photogenic". Now, it's common to see someone proudly slinging a DSLR over their hip even on public transport. With such popular appeal it's also no wonder the Internet is now full of all kinds of sites discussing digital photography, and all new DSLR camera releases scrutinised heavily. Still, one feature that's rarely bought up on the Internet chatter of these hardware discussions is a simple and not very alluring sounding specification: The camera's viewfinder. Now, while it's not quite as sexy to talk about compared to ISO 204,800 (a favourite topic of many discussions) or 5 gigapixels, it's still something that's important.

TrueCrypt 6.0 Released

ruphus13 writes "While most of the US was celebrating Independence Day, the true fellow geeks over at TrueCrypt released version 6.0 of TrueCrypt over the long weekend. The new version touts two major upgrades. 'First, TrueCrypt now performs parallel encryption and decryption operations on multi-core systems, giving you a phenomenal speedup if you have more than one processor available. Second, it now has the ability to hide an entire operating system, so even if you're forced to reveal your pre-boot password to an adversary, you can give them one that boots into a plausible decoy operating system, with your hidden operating system remaining completely undetectable.' The software has been released under the 'TrueCrypt License,' which is not OSI approved.

Google Calendar Now Supports CalDAV, Syncs Natively With iCal (But Not iPhone)

One of my personal sticking points for keeping my online life totally synced is now one step closer to being easier—Google Calendar now supports CalDAV and can sync natively with OS X's iCal without a third-party add-on. But there's a huge hitch—as of now, I see no way to sync events created on my iPhone back into a Google Calendar, as you can't create an event in a CalDAV calendar directly on the iPhone. Damn, almost there—looks like I can't throw out BusySync just yet. But if you've found away around this limitation, please share in the comments. So close! [Lifehacker]

D-Link Now Shipping First 'D-Life(TM)' Product: Internet Surveillance Camera Anyone Can Use

Offering the World's Easiest IP Camera Installation, D-Life(TM) Enabled Kit Enables Viewing and Camera Sharing From Virtually Any Internet Connection

D-Link Now Shipping First 'D-Life(TM)' Product: Internet Surveillance Camera Anyone Can Use

Offering the World's Easiest IP Camera Installation, D-Life(TM) Enabled Kit Enables Viewing and Camera Sharing From Virtually Any Internet Connection

Robotic maglev system for handling pathology lab samples

An innovative robotic sample management system developed by the Eureka funded PMS project carries out complex pathology sample transport operations rapidly and with a high level of reliability. It includes a new transport system based on maglev railway technologies, a new laboratory information system and a special selective analyser. PMS project partners are now hoping to market their transport system.

'Dhoni's message: Now let's change cricket'

"Desh badla, bhesh badlo (The nation's changed, now change your deportment)", says Indian one-day captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni in one of his latest advertisements. And now, he may as well add: "Ab cricket badlo (Now, let's change cricket)".

Low-Impact Mating System for Docking Spacecraft

A document describes a low-impact mating system suitable for both docking (mating of two free-flying spacecraft) and berthing (in which a robot arm in one spacecraft positions an object for mating with either spacecraft). The low-impact mating system is fully androgynous: it mates with a copy of itself, i.e., all spacecraft and other objects to be mated are to be equipped with identical copies of the system. This aspect of the design helps to minimize the number of unique parts and to standardize and facilitate mating operations. The system includes a closed-loop feedback control subsystem that actively accommodates misalignments between mating spacecraft, thereby attenuating spacecraft dynamics and mitigating the need for precise advance positioning of the spacecraft.

Low-Impact Mating System for Docking Spacecraft

A document describes a low-impact mating system suitable for both docking (mating of two free-flying spacecraft) and berthing (in which a robot arm in one spacecraft positions an object for mating with either spacecraft). The low-impact mating system is fully androgynous: it mates with a copy of itself, i.e., all spacecraft and other objects to be mated are to be equipped with identical copies of the system. This aspect of the design helps to minimize the number of unique parts and to standardize and facilitate mating operations. The system includes a closed-loop feedback control subsystem that actively accommodates misalignments between mating spacecraft, thereby attenuating spacecraft dynamics and mitigating the need for precise advance positioning of the spacecraft.

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