Review: Nikon D5200

Nikon’s entry level division is quite crowded but without doubt, the best camera in this category so far is the new Nikon D5200. When the camera was announced in 2012, many Nikon lovers who wanted a good entry level DSLR waited for months for D5200 to hit the market. The camera looked really good on paper; the specs were flattering and sceptics thought it was the usual marketing pitch. But alas, here comes a camera that delivers more than it promised! Nikon D5200 is now hailed as camera for advanced amateurs or for beginning professionals. We couldn’t agree more; with the auto focus system that has been upgraded significantly, a sensor that has leaped up from 16.2 megapixels (for D5100) to 24.1 megapixels etc, this is a camera that is poised to be moving in and out of shelves for a long time.

Nikon D5200 an advanced entry level camera featuring 24.1 megapixels CMOS sensor that produced excellent images and is capable of capturing 1080 movies. The camera can also shoot at four frames per second continuous shooting among other features. Here is a quick take on this excellently built camera that offers to remove the word regret out of the business of buying cameras.

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Review: Sony Alpha SLT-A99

Sony has endeavoured to bridge the gap between professional and amateur cameras. Usually cameras fall in either of the two categories. Sony Alpha SLT-A99 is purely a professional camera but will also find favour with the amateurs. Sony Alpha SLT-A99 features 24.3 Megapixels, 35mm full-frame sensor, 14-bitRAW output, dual autofocus and 3" tiltable LCD  among other features. Sony Alpha SLT-A99 has left nothing to chance when it comes to ensuring the best image and video quality. To start with, the camera comes with  high ISO sensitivities, 24mp resolution with HDR mode which allow easy capturing of images for greater highlights and shadow detail.

Sony Alpha SLT-A99 is a flagship optic machine from Sony that hones the title of the first camera with dual AF. The camera’s dynamic range and its ability to perform excellently in low-light conditions makes is a sure best seller. Come with us as we trend into the world of Sony Alpha SLT-A99.

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Review: Samsung NX300

Samsung has for the past few years made a great impact in the electronics industry. With products like their cutting edge smart phones, Samsung has successfully established their stable position.  Being able to combine several remarkable features to their electronics, Samsung has gradually risen to be one among the leading players in the electronics industry. It has therefore come up with unique camera features that make some of their cameras stand out from the rest. Sleek, smart, stylish are just but a few of the best ways to describe The Samsung NX300 camera. Replacing last year’s NX210 model, NX300 come with a nice leather look, excellent build quality, a fast Wi-Fi connectivity, very gorgeous LCD screen and lots other amazing features to top it up. However, from a quick glance you can easily conclude that the NX210 and the NX300 are the same camera type but digging deeper, you will realize the advancements NX300 comes with. Walk with us as we dig deeper into the world of NX300.

Overview and ease of use

The NX300 Camera comes with a 20.3 megapixels sensor which incorporates 105 phase detection pixels. It has an advanced hybrid auto focus which combines the phase and contrast detection across the sensor making the auto-focus system incredibly faster and consistent.

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Review: Nikon Coolpix L820

If you are thinking of buying a super zoom camera which has one of the following features - a 30x optical zoom lens, 16.0 megapixel back-illuminated CMOS sensor and excellent picture quality even at night, we would suggest you try the Nikon Coolpix L820. This camera is definitely a great performer. Taking pictures from a breeze on it and it offers an assured clarity with the picture content well detailed. The Nikon Coolpix L820 camera comes with the legendary NIKKOR glass lens with super telephoto and wide-angle capabilities which have in a big way made Nikon cameras an exception in the optics industry.

The Nikon Coolpix L820 has inherited some popular features of its predecessor L810. However, these features have been improved making them better and thus improving the standards. Some of these features include the lens-shift vibration function, wide viewing angle LCD monitor, a comfortable grip shape and the side-zoom control. Read on as we review the camera more in-depth for you.

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Review: Fujifilm FinePix SL100 camera

While one may wonder why we say this, the contrivance behind this Fujifilm Camera is as enormous as the makers themselves. Fujifilm FinePix SL100 Camera which was launched on January 7th 2013 ushered was a step ahead towards redefining the super zoom technology that has been a blessing to beginners and serious photographers alike. The Fujifilm FinePix SL100 Camera not only comes with a 16 megapixel resolution, but also has a 3-inch tilting screen, 920K dot EVF, Full HD video, RAW format support and of course a fantastic 50x optical zoom.

Other highlights include a 1cm Super Macro mode, a 3-level zoom switch, a flash hot-shoe, and a customisable function button. With this understanding therefore, the only thing left would be to rush to the nearest outlet and get one. However, as you plan to do so, lets inform you more about its magnificent features and a price tag that is simply alluring.

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