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Friday, 1 October 2010

New DSLR Camera

NIKON D3100


Nikon has unveiled the D3100, its latest entry-level offering and its first DSLR that can record full 1080p HD videos. Successor to the popular D3000, it is built around a 14.2 CMOS sensor and a 3 inch LCD. As well as movies it gains Live View shooting, a wider ISO range ( 100-3200 expandable to 12800) and a host of small revisions.


BeautifulDX-format, 14.2 effective megapixel CMOS image sensor [NEW]
Softly defocused backgrounds that only a D-SLR can produce Nikon equipped D3100 with a newly developed CMOS sensor for outstanding subject detail and smooth color gradation. Whether shooting photos or full HD movies, the sensor is crucial to image quality. The high pixel count of D3100's sensor produces photos of striking clarity, revealing all the nuance of the original scene with minimum noise - ideal for intricately detailed textures and grain-free background defocus.


Easy OperationGuide Mode
The sure way to obtain desired resultsAn enchanting portrait against a softly defocused background, or a radiant couple surrounded by sparkling lights. Taking photos like these is easy with D3100's Guide Mode - in-camera guidance that shows you step-by-step how to change camera settings. Just select a Guide Mode setting that matches the scene then let Guide Mode assist. Not only will you obtain the desired results, you'll understand how you achieved them. Guide Mode even displays sample photos so you'll know what to expect from each setting.


Full HD MoviesD-Movie
Breathtaking full HD 1080p movies [NEW]Discover the difference a digital SLR makes when shooting movies. A wide selection of NIKKOR lenses gives you freedom to explore different angles and obtain lovely defocused backgrounds while D3100’s advanced imaging system assures outstanding quality. And for action sequences, new Subject-tracking AF keeps subjects properly focused. After the shoot, view movies on the large 7.5-cm (3-in.) LCD monitor and perform simple editing tasks like trimming scenes before or after a designated point and extracting still images. HDMI compatibility* lets you connect D3100 to an HDTV with playback managed by the TV's remote control**. * Via HDMI mini-pin connector. ** HDMI CEC-compatible TVs only.


Basic PerformanceCompact and lightweight
Easy operation and take-anywhere portability At only approx. 505 g (1lb. 1.8 oz.)*, the compact and lightweight D3100 goes where you go. And it's so easy to use thanks to the ergonomic grip that simplifies shooting, both in horizontal and vertical positions. New dedicated controls for frequently used functions like Live View, D-Movie and shutter release modes further enhance ease of use.


Key features:

  • 14.2 megapixel DX-format CMOS sensor
  • 3.0" LCD monitor (230,000 dots)
  • Image sensor cleaning (sensor shake)
  • 11 AF points (with 3D tracking)
  • IS0 100-3200 range (12,800 expanded)
  • HD movies (1080, 720p or WVGA)

price will be around B$1,200-B$1,350 (Local market) Brunei.

Canon EOS 60D

canon has unveiled the EOS 60D mid-level DSLR, replacing the EOS 50D. However, following the launch of the EOS 7D, the 60D has been repositioned in the market, so isn't a simple upgrade to its predecessor. Instead the 60D is a smaller camera featuring an articulated screen and plastic body shell and utilizing SD memory cards. It combines the 18MP CMOS sensor and 1040k dot 3.0" LCD from the EOS 550D (Rebel T2i) with the AF system from the 50D. Meanwhile it gains the 7D's HD movie capability. We've had a chance to use a pre-production 60D so have prepared a hands-on preview, including sample images and movies.

A New Perspective

Designed to realize your perfect shot, the 60D’s pairing of two state-of-the-art sensor and image processor allows it to capture action at a slick 5.3fps while the shutter speed range of 1/8000 sec ensures that nothing escapes your vision.


18-megapixel sensor

Powered by a cutting-edge 18-megapixel APS-C sized CMOS sensor and dynamic DIGIC 4 processor, the EOS 60D leads the pack at rendering the finest colour gradations and the tiniest image details. The exceptional noise reduction feature lets you recreate your favourite scenes with greater finesse even in dimly-lit conditions.


3-inch wide Vari-Angle LCD

Experience a whole new level of compositional freedom with the 3-inch wide Vari-Angle Clear View LCD. The multi-directional swivel of the screen (540°), coupled with the high resolution of 1.04 million dots, empowers you to defy photographic conventions by snapping shots from previously challenging physical angles.


In-camera post processing

With a bevy of post-processing features to utilize including creative filters, white balance, picture style and brightness, the mood of your scene can be accentuated to fit your every visual whim. Enjoy the flexibility of sprucing up your exposures anytime, anywhere, without the hassle of external editing programs.

KEY FEATURES :

  • 18 MP APS-C CMOS sensor
  • Advanced creative features with Basic + Vari-angle 7.7cm (3.0”) 3:2 ratio LCD
  • Full HD movies with manual control
  • DIGIC 4
  • ISO 100-6400, H:12800
  • 5.3fps shooting for up to 58 JPEGs
  • 9-point cross type AF System
  • iFCL metering with 63-zone Dual-layer Sensor
  • Integrated Speedlite transmitter
  • In-camera RAW processing

Monday, 23 August 2010

Birthday Greeting

Happy Birthday to Nurnazihah :) may ALLAH bless u owes !

Friday, 20 August 2010

ALHAMDULILLAH

THANK GOD I PASSED MY JUNE OLEVEL EXAM !! ;D

Thursday, 22 April 2010

2009-2010

BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE


I has never seen a tighter Premier League table than the one this season. Oh what joy!The league title is still up for grabs, the coveted UEFA Champions League play-off fourth spot is still hanging in the balance, and the relegation dogfight is very much alive, with the exception of Portsmouth.


Manchester United's last gasp victory against City at the weekend, coupled with Chelsea's humiliating loss to Spurs and Arsenal's puzzling defeat at the hands of Wigan, has thrown the title race wide open.


Spurs have regained fourth spot ahead of Roberto Mancini's cash-rich City side while Burnley, Hull, West Ham and Wolverhampton are stuck in the rut at the bottom of the hill.


With an average of four to five games left for all the top--flight clubs, it is ‘squeaky-bum time' as Sir Alex Ferguson once said.


Will Chelsea's consistent season derail in the next four weeks? Can the Red Devils retain the league title and overtake Liverpool's record of 18 league titles?


It could all come down to two men - Didier Drogba and Wayne Rooney, who between them have accounted for a whopping 51 goals (Drogba 25, Rooney 26).


Drogba seems to have lost a bit of steam in the last two games, while Rooney is struggling to play on with an injury. The ribbon colours on the trophy will depend on which of these two warriors can grab the rope and drag their team across the finishing line first.


Third placing will most likely belong to the Gunners while the next two seats in the top five will see Spurs and City go toe-to-toe as they slug it out to determine who makes it to the holy grail that is the Champions League.


Once again, it could all boil down to how two men perform - Croatian playmaker Luka Modric and Argentine grinder Carlos Tevez.


Tevez's 21-goal haul has been the key reason for the Citizens' good season while Modric's magnificent midfield play typifies Spurs' doggedness despite an alarming injury-list at White Hart Labe.


May 5 will see the two clubs square off at the City of Manchester Stadium in what could be a date with destiny.


The side that strikes the killer blow in this game will probably end up reaping the rewards. Gladiators like Michael Dawson, Craig Bellamy and Gareth Bale have to stand up and be counted. No place to hide, no time to lose. Quite simply heaven or hell. No in between for the 22 brave warriors chosen to play in the biggest game of the season for both clubs.


As for the bottom-dwellers, it looks as if that will also go down to the wire.
Burnley seem lost and have not really recovered from the departure of Owen Coyle to Bolton, while Hull's sacking of Phil Brown, and the subsequent appointment of Iain Dowie has failed to lift the KC Stadium troops.



Can the Tigers and the Clarets hit form to surpass the Hammers of Upton Park and Mick McCarthy's pack of Wolves?


It'll be tough, but we all know everything is possible in football. Just ask a fuming Wenger who is probably still recovering from the shocking defeat by Wigan.


So stock up on the coffee and tea and standby for a month of pulsating Premier League action.
And just in case your partner decides to throw your television set out of the window, you can take your laptop with you on a milk run excuse and log on to
www.espnstar.com to keep abreast of all the action.


REMAINING FIXTURES


24th April 2010

Manchester United vs Tottenham

West Ham vs Wigan

Wolverhampton vs Blackburn

Hull vs Sunderland

Bolton vs Portsmouth

Arsenal vs Manchester City


25th April 2010

Aston Villa vs Birmingham

Burnley vs Liverpool

Everton vs Fulham

Chelsea vs Stoke


1st May 2010

Birmingham vs Burnley

Tottenham vs Bolton

Stoke vs Everton

Portsmouth vs Wolverhampton

Manchester City vs Aston Villa


2nd May 2010

Liverpool vs Chelsea

Fulham vs West Ham

Sunderland vs Manchester United


3rd May 2010

Wigan vs Hull

Blackburn vs Arsenal


5th May 2010

Fulham vs Stoke

Manchester City vs Tottenham


9th May 2010

Arsenal vs Fulham

Wolverhampton vs Sunderland

Chelsea vs Wigan

Manchester United vs Stoke

West Ham vs Manchester City

Burnley vs Tottenham

Bolton vs Birmingham

Hull vs Liverpool

Everton vs Portsmouth

Aston Villa vs Blackburn

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