Sigma have made available a firmware upgrade (Ver. 1.06) for the SD14 D-SLR camera. The upgrade should be applied to SD-14’s that have firmware version 1.05 or lower. If the camera already has Ver 1.06 the upgrade is not required.
The update addresses the following fixes and improvements:
Accuracy of the custom white balance has been improved.
One-day advance date counter that occurs with X3F images during an intercalary year was corrected.
Review image quality on the camera’s LCD is improved.
Users now have the option to disable the shutter release if there is no CF card in the camera. This option is found in the ‘Preview Style’ menu.
Panasonic Australia have announced their 2008 line up of still cameras featuring the follow-ups to the marvellous TZ-2 and TZ-3 big zooms - the TZ11 and TZ15 respectively (that now sport HD 720p movie capture) - along with a host of exciting replacements to old models and some completely new models, all boasting great new features and upgrades. Use the email links below if you wish to be notified of when any of these cameras are in stock.
Sony have released a new addition to their S-series entry-level digital cameras , the CyberShot DSC-S730. This compact little beauty encompasses these main features:
If you are looking for a great ultra-slim and compact digital camera that will slip easily into your pocket or purse and won’t bust the bank then the Casio Exilim EX-S770 is the camera for you. For a limited time we are offering this camera for just $320 plus you get a FREE lanyard. That represents a saving of $179 off the recommended retail price!
The EX-S770 is a 7 megapixel digital camera with a 3 x optical zoom and a 2.8 inch LCD. This pocket sized camera is a slim 13.7mm at its thinnest point. The Casio Exilim EX-S770 features fast start up, 34 best shot scene modes, auto macro and an anti shake processor, to reduce blurring caused by shaking hands or moving objects.
Canon have released firmware upgrade Ver. 1.0.5 for the EOS-40D D-SLR camera. The upgrade contains the following fixes and improvements:
When playing back images just after recovering from Auto Power Off, the display now shows the last image played back.
During remote shooting, images are now displayed on the camera’s LCD monitor right after they are taken.
Corrects a warning message in Korean that appears when updating the firmware.
Corrects errors in the Spanish menu screens.
Corrects a phenomenon that prevented printing with some print systems.
Corrects a rare phenomenon in which file numbers or image numbers were sometimes skipped.
The Version 1.0.5 firmware being released this time is for cameras with firmware up to Version 1.0.4. If the camera’s firmware is already Version 1.0.5, it is not necessary to update the firmware.
Nikon have today released a firmware upgrade for the D300 Digital SLR camera. The upgrade Ver 1.02 addresses an issue where in some rare cases vertical bands can appear on the image when using shutter speeds slower than 8 seconds.
Download the Windows version here or the Mac version here.
The Fujifilm Big Job HD-3W is a rugged heavy-duty digital camera designed for use in construction and mining, but would be suitable for any application where you need a solidly-constructed camera that can take: getting wet (waterproof up to 1m for up to 30 minutes); dropped (shock proof to 70cm drop); being in sand or mud (mud proof).
With its powerful built-in strobe flash that will light up large dark spaces such as construction sites, big buttons and rubber grip so you can easily operate the camera with gloves on, and fixed focus for focusing in dusty or smoky conditions, this camera is the perfect workhorse for demanding environments.
Now for a limited time only we are offering a special price of $519 forthis hard-working digital camera. At an RRP of $699 it’s not hard to figure the maths out on this one. Get your order in quick while stocks last!
Right now we have this great offer while stocks last on theNikon Coolpix L15Digital Camera Power Kit that includes FREE a genuine Nikon Coolpix battery charger and 2 x genuine Nikon Coolpix Ni-MH rechargeable batteries. At $229 This deal represents a saving of over $100 off the RRP of these items if they were purchased separately.
The Nikon Coolpix L15 is a smart and stylish compact digital camera that comes in silver or black and features 8 Megapixels, 3x optical zoom, optical lens shift image stabilisation, face detection, red-eye correction and 15cm macro.
The new Nikon D60 Digital SLR camera, replacement for the D40x, will be available from around the last week of February. Featuring a 10.2 megapixel sensor, ISO from 100 to 3200, 2.5″ LCD display with 230,000 pixel resolution, and now dust reduction system this camera represents an excellent combination of features and value for an entry-level Digital SLR. Order now to secure stock - pricing is as follows:
For those who don’t know what the ELMO SUV Cam is, it is a rugged waterproof stainless steel camera head with a pocket sized recorder. Perfect for adventure sports (skateboarding, snowboarding, dirt biking, car racing, rock climbing… the list goes on!) people. The camera can be mounted on helmets, handle bars and much more. It is also ideal for law enforcement agencies or security officers.
We now have available a Pelican case to suit the ELMO SUV Camera head, recording unit plus accessories. Pelican cases are watertight, dustproof, chemical resistant and corrosion proof. A perfect match for those who already own the ELMO SUV Cam.
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Sigma have made available a firmware upgrade (Ver. 1.06) for the SD14 D-SLR camera. The upgrade should be applied to SD-14’s that have firmware version 1.05 or lower. If the camera already has Ver 1.06 the upgrade is not required.
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