Tag archive: shutter release button

With version 1.2, it is now possible to shoot photos by fully pressing the shutter button repeatedly with a

The QV-R51 will be available at retail in mid-January, MSRP $399.99. The exceptionally compact QV-R51 boasts a large 2.0" LCD screen and 3X optical zoom, all in a stylish body. Furthermore, it is among the industry-leading digital cameras, with a one-second startup and 0.01 second release time lag* (both values approximate) for quick response, ensuring you never miss a moment. The camera will be on display at Casio's Booth # 9808.… Read More

Adding one more case to the “How'd They Do That?” file, the miniaturization wizards at Sony (known formally as product designers and engineers) took features found on more full-figured digital cameras and squeezed them into a slim, pocket-friendly design no larger than a deck of cards. Slide the front lens cover down and in just over one second, the Cyber-shot DSC-T1 digital camera's large 2.5-inch LCD viewfinder… Read More

The new QV-R40 has 1-second power up time and industry leading* 0.01-second release time lag** (both values approximate), ensuring you can capture those special moments whenever they happen. * As of July 2003 ** Time from when the shutter release button is fully depressed with the monitor screen and built-in flash turned off and focus locked. CASIO recorded 0.01-second release time lag mark last year with the release of its high-… Read More

The EX-S3 is the latest addition to the EXILIMâ„¢ Series of card-size digital cameras. The new EX-S3 is equipped with a 3.2 megapixel CCD for high-resolution, clear images, and a 2.0-inch LCD monitor screen for composing and viewing images. Everything comes packed in a thin and stylish design. A lens barrier protects the lens from impact and dust by opening and closing whenever the camera is turned on and off. The case is made of… Read More