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We all know that digital SLR cameras generally produce better photos than their point-and-shoot counterparts, but it’s not always convenient to lug around a large DSLR. The more compact cameras on the market are a lot more portable, fitting easily in an attache case or even in your jacket pocket.
The Panasonic LX3 may not have full DSLR capabilities, but it’s going to be one of the more powerful point-and-shoot cameras on the market. It’s also quite a bit cheaper than a real DSLR, so you won’t have to break the bank in process.
Perhaps the most notable feature on the new Panasonic LX3 is its ability to output RAW files, rather than forcing you into JPEG compression for your digital pictures. Other notable features include F2.0, 10 megapixel image sensor, ISO 3200, full manual controls, Intelligent Scene Selector, and HD video recording.
The Panasonic LX3 digital camera will retail for $499 when it goes on sale in August.
A cartoon created by artist Rob Cottingham.
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Many people used to have pre-conceived notions of what it meant to be a geek. You might have even noticed the geeky portrayal of a computer nerd in a London Drugs commercial. As the Internet (and devices like the iPhone 3G) get more popular, it is becoming much more accepted, even admired, for being a geek. And geeks come in all forms.
With the recent purchase of a Canon Digital Rebel XSi, Tyler Ingram is becoming a bit of a photography geek. He’s still working on his technique and figuring out all the functions, but he’s loving what that DSLR can do. After the fact, however, Tyler can’t decide if he should frame his photos in PhotoShop. Does a frame add professionalism or is it just a tacky add-on?
You probably know the importance of prominently featuring your RSS feed on your blog, but Enkay Blog wants you to take that one step further. Why use a regular old RSS icon when you can express a little more personality with an upgraded RSS icon. Three-dimensions, funky hats, and lightbulbs are just the tip of the proverbial iceberg.
Cartoons occupied many of our childhoods and they have come to frame many of the things that we experience in everyday life. Michael Martine develops this theory a little further by asking, “What Smurf are you on your blog?” Are you the carefree Smurfette? Maybe you’re the tool-wielding Handy Smurf?
Remember the first time you saw a blank CD-R and you were amazed that it could store 700MB of data? It’s amazing how far we have come since then and John Biehler has quickly realized that he’s carrying around a lot of memory. Between a couple of flash drives and his iPhone, he already has 26GB in his pocket. That doesn’t even count what’s in his bag.
Geeks need not be antisocial. If you’re anything like Derek Semmler, then you’ll want to network with your fellow blogging geeks at BlogWorld Expo in Las Vegas. Better still, you can win a free pass to attend the trade show. You just have to do a little public speaking, that’s all.
