The newest 10.1 megapixel digital camera from Sony, DSC-G3, is not only capable of taking great pictures, but also for browsing the web directly from the camera, thanks to its built-in WiFI module and web browser application. Once connected, you can easily upload your photos or videos to
those media sharing websites, such as YouTube, Picasa, and Flickr;
right after you shoot. No PC required. Definitely a must-have for every
serious/professional bloggers!

According to Phil Lubell, director of digital camera marketing at Soyn Electronics, “Research
shows that our customers greatly value sharing images and video clips,
but they often forget or don’t have enough time if they wait to get home to upload images. Our new Cyber-shot DSC-G3 camera provides the simplicity and convenience of sharing in the moment, while the impulse is still fresh in people’s minds.”

Becomes the world’s first digital camera with built-in WiFI connectivity, DSC-G3 will come with complimentary AT&T WiFI access to Sony’s Easy Upload Home Page until January 31st, 2012. This offer allows users to connect through thousands of AT&T hotspots across the United States,
including participating coffee shops, selected book stores and major
quick-serve restaurant locations, as well as hundreds of upscale hotels
and airports.

Since WiFI is the camera main feature, the company has made this function as accessible as possible. By simple pressing the WLAN button on the camera will immediately open its pre-installed web browser. It will then search for the available wireless access point and connect to one. Of course, you will not just able to upload the photos (and videos) on the net, you could also access them later (via the web browser) and show off your collection to your friends and family.

Other features include a 3.5-inch touch-panel LCD widescreen,
support for DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) guidelines which
lets the digicam to pair up with any other DLNA-compatible devices (Sony Bravia TV or Sony VAIO laptop for example), a 4x optical zoom Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens, a 4GB onboard memory with Memory Stick media card slot for additional space storage, photo album,
Face Detection function, Smile Shutter function, and an Intelligent
Scene Recognition that automatically identifies a total of eight types
of scenes — backlight, backlight portrait, twilight, twilight portrait,
twilight using a tripod, portrait, landscape and macro — and
automatically optimizes camera settings for each challenging shooting
situation, taking an additional shot in low and bright light scenarios.

Other interesting function is the anti-blink detector that automatically takes two shots and removes the one with the subject(s) closed eyes. If both pictures have subject(s) with closed eyes, the cameras will record one and display a warning so you can try again. Say goodbye to bad, ugly closed-eye photos.

Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-G3 digital camera is available immediately for
around $500 (black-colored). It can purchased online at sonystyle.com,
at Sony Style® retail stores (www.sonystyle.com/retail), at military
base exchanges and at authorized dealers nationwide.

Sony showcased Cyber-Shot DSC-W220 digital camera during CES 2009 event. This point-and-shoot camera comes with a 12.1 megapixel CCD sensor, a Carl Zeiss® Vario-Tessar 4x optical zoom with 30 millimeter (equivalent) wide angle view, a 2.7-inch display, HDMI out, and 15MB of onboard storage with Memory Stick
slot for external memory. Sounds nothing special, but take a look at
these two functions called Intelligent Scene Recognition and Dynamic
Range Optimizer. Previously only available in high-end Cyber-Shot series, these features help users get the best out of this camera.

Intelligent Scene Recognition
automatically recognizes a total of five scenes—twilight portrait,
twilight, twilight using a tripod, backlight and backlight portrait;
and optimizes the camera settings for
shooting situations, taking an additional shot in low and bright light
scenarios when there are two different approaches to shooting a scene
so users can choose which picture they would like to keep.

As for the Dynamic Range Optimizer, it uses a sophisticated
algorithm to determine the best exposure and contrast settings in
almost any shooting environment, giving images a natural look with
clearer details that match what you see with your naked eye. Wonderful, isn’t it?

Other features include Optical SteadyShot™ image stabilization and
the incorporation of the company’s Smile Shutter technology
automatically captures a smile the moment it happens. There’s also an
adult and child priority setting while shooting scenes containing both
adults and children, and the camera will distinguish one face from another.

Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W220 digital camera is retailed for around $190. Four different colors are available: silver, black, pink, and blue.

One of EX-Z400’s main feature is the usage of the company’s proprietary EXILIM Engine 4.0 that sports a high-speed image processing capabilities and Dynamic Photo function which lets photographers to cut out the main subject of interest in an image that has just been captured and then combine it with another image to form the background. Users can also cut and paste several rapid-succession images to create a moving subject on a still background. Casio has built a website that demonstrate many possibilities of the usage of this Dynamic Photo function in http://www.exilim.com/dp/

Along with Exilim EX-Z400, the company also has three more new digital cameras — the EX-Z270, EX-S12, and EX-S5. The latter boasts a compact body based on a new design concept which makes high-quality photographic functionality simpler to use than ever before. These three digicams will be retailed for $229.99 (black, gray, gold, pink), $249.99 (silver, pink, green, black), and $179.99 (blue, black, gold, silver, pink, purple). Enough color options for everyone.
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