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Cameras and Camcorders
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Choosing a Camcorder: Formats and Features
There are several criteria you should know when shopping for the "perfect" camcorder. Next to budget, the most important choices will be the recording format and options. Written by Scott Wasser - If toasters were... More »
Why does a fuse blow?
First off we need to understand what a fuse is. A fuse is a safety device, primarily designed to protect something from fire or damage. A normal fuse is simply a small wire running from... More »
Photo Sharing: The Search for the Top 3 Contenders
If you’re looking for a website that you can use to upload photos, create albums and share your pictures with friends and family, take a moment and read on. Before you register with any website,... More »
Getting to Know Neuros OSD - The Analog to Digital Bridge
...I wanted to give the Neuros OSD a spin. When I first heard about it last year, I knew it was a unique product, but it wasn't until I got my hands on one that I figured out how useful something like this can be. Don't get me wrong, it's not 100% innovation at its best, and while the execution of its secondary features is somewhat flawed, the core of the product can be extremely useful for those in the analog jam... More »
Sony Recall !
From time to time people have been upset because they feel that their tv or electronic device made by sony should have been re-called. In truth Sony will issue in-warranty maitnance repairs or recalls ... More »
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How To Convert VHS Tapes to DVD Using a Digital Camcorder
If you have analog home videos, either VHS tapes or analog camcordertapes (Hi-8, etc.), to convert into DVDs and you own a digitalcamcorder, this article will assist you with that process. To viewother options to convert analog tapes to DVDs, read... More »
How To Convert Your VHS and Analog Camcorder Tapes to DVD
Most people know of the benefits of upgrading from VHS to DVD. One of the biggest reasons is that videotapes degrade in quality over time and with every playback. This means that many of your old home videos could be unwatchable in the near future... More »
The Megapixel Myth
If you've ever discussed digital cameras, inevitably you've heard someone ask "How many megapixels does that camera have?" There seems to be a perception in digital photography that more megapixels equate to a better camera. While a camera's megapixel count can have a significant impact on image quality, a simple More-Is-Better approach is inadequate. In this article we'll try to understand megapixels, examine why you might want more, and, believe it or not, look at why you might not want more. More »
How Do I Put Pictures Back on to My Memory Card?
I recently bought an HP Photosmart R717 digital camera. I have a 256 MB memory card; the camera is 6.2 MP, and so the card holds about 80 pictures. Each time I take pictures I upload them onto my computer, but I think I'm supposed to delete them off the memory card after I upload them. I know that to print the pictures, you can take the memory card to a printing kiosk. So, if I delete the pictures from the memory card after I upload them onto the... More »
Optical Zoom vs. Digital Zoom
Walking through the camera aisle of my local electronics retailer, I notice the features tag for a modest-looking digital camera on the shelf. The tag boasts that this camera has a “40x Zoom”... 40x zoom!? Wow! That sounds really great. Right? Well no, not necessarily. Read on to understand the difference between optical and digital zoom, and how they work to help you "close" to the action. More »
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