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Although the application of CCTV security have not changed very much over the past years, the tools and equipment have significantly. Cameras became smaller, cheaper and better, but the major breakthrough happened in recording equipment.
Therefore many customers shopping for complete CCTV monitoring and recording systems are confused by such a verity of available products. Goal of this article is to guide buyers toward best possible and most economical type of CCTV equipment, based on intended implementation and requirements.
Selecting the right cameras. It is virtually impossible to describe all types of available ones in this short article. We will focus our attention on most popular and widely used camera types instead.
CCTV produce images using CMOS or CCD (Charge Couple Device) chips. Tiny, very low price CCTV cameras usually use CMOS technology, produce poor quality images and have very poor light sensitivity. Decent quality CCTV cameras use CCD technology. The size of the CCD chip is normally 1/4″, 1/3″ or 1/2″. As a rule of thumb, the larger the size, the higher the quality of the image produced and the higher the price. However, higher density 1/4″ and 1/3″ CCD chips can now produce as good an image as many 1/3″ or 1/2″ chips.
The number of TV lines in the security camera image is a measure of picture resolution (sharpness). The larger the number of TV lines, the better the resolution and hence, overall picture quality. Standard resolution camera may have 350-380 lines, over 400 TV Lines is generally considered good resolution while over 500 TV lines is considered high resolution. B/W chip cameras produce greater resolution and better light sensitivity, therefore suitable for use in dark areas where light conditions are poor most of the time.
On the other hand color cameras offer more realistic and natural picture. CCTV cameras
Professional grade cameras.
Have box type body with the ability to use different types and size of lenses. Exchangeable lenses enable this camera, to monitor objects from virtually any distance. Although for indoor use, they can be used for outdoor when combined with weatherproof housing. They are considered to be the most flexible and widely used by professionals for commercial installations.
Bullet cameras.
Bullet cameras are, as the name suggest contained inside bullet shaped housing.
Most bullet cameras are weatherproof and sealed without the ability to use different lenses. Great advantage of bullet camera is the small size and integrated design, some bullet cameras will even have infrared LED future built-in. simply LED light in infrared spectrum (not visible to human eye). This light will illuminate viewing area, making possible monitoring in complete darkness. This is great future, but it only works up to certain distance (usually between 10 and 50 ft. depending on model) Vary simple to install and estheticly designed, bullet cameras are great choice for residential and do-it-yourself installations where monitoring objects are within about 25ft from the camera location (with standard 3. 6mm lens).
Board Cameras.
Board Cameras are basically fixed lens mounted on a circuit board. These cameras may be packaged in a small case (Mini Cameras) or dome (Mini Dome) or simply sold unpackaged, for mounting by the purchaser. Lenses in these are either of a normal industry aperture or a “pinhole” lens of very small aperture. Pinhole lens cameras are often called “spy” cameras and may be mounted in a concealed way for covert surveillance purposes. The most popular examples of covert board ones are smoke detector and motion detector cameras.
Since the lenses in board cameras are pre-mounted, have a fixed iris and are usually of a short focal length (i. e. wide angle), their flexibility of usefulness is limited. However, this type of camera can provide a low cost solution in the right situation, particularly in a home environment. We have shortly described most popular types of cameras, lets now discus, how and where they mite be used.
Professional types with C/CS mount lens attachment generally offer best performance and many important futures, like lens control output, Back Light Compensation and many more. . .
Distance from monitoring object to the camera is not an issue, that is why ability to select different lenses, based on location is so important. Installation is bit complicated and professional installation strongly recommended. We recommend this type of security cameras for commercial installations. Most Bullet cameras in comparison, do not offer high resolution and lens selection flexibility, but are likely to be weatherproof, some will have infrared light built-in and most of all they are relatively easy to implement. They usually come with 3. 6mm lens witch are considered to be suitable for most standard installations (good for covering small to medium size room or equivalent).
For larger rooms or longer distances, cameras with 6mm or higher lens may be required. They are great choice for any do-it-yourself installation.
Board cameras in contrast are widely used in covert camera installations, sometimes called Spy Cameras. Many are basically board ones with built-in transmitter. We are not going to go into wireless cameras right now, as this would be enough material for completely new article.
Board cameras are sold as plain circuit board, for integrating into hidden camera devices. They are also available in dome housing, as vary popular Dome Camera or integrated with Smoke Detector, Motion Detector, Exit Sign and so on. Most also come with 3. 6mm lens although some will allow lens to be replaced.
Over the time, most practical design has been Dome Camera with its aesthetic appearance it blends into surroundings, especially with drop down sealing, great for use in stores, lobbies, gas stations and other public places. Practical solution for covert installation are also, Motion and Smoke Detector cameras, they are absolutely not substitute for your security alarm or fire protection. They should always be selected based on the location of the camera (inside/outside), distance from the monitoring object, light condition and budget.
When shopping for security cameras, customers are faced with the fact that they will need to select one or another recording device.
The days of well-known CCTV time-lapse recorder are almost over.
Although some customers still prefer this old fashioned recording solution, it is well worth to invest some extra money to purchase a good quality digital video recorder (DVR). Digital recorder transfers analog camera video feed into format, and stores it on hard drive. There are two major types of digital recorders on the market right now.
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The Olympus SP-570 is a 10 megapixel digital camera with a 20x optical zoom lens. This is the longest lens currently available on a consumer digital camera. Why Buy the Olympus SP-570? I guess I?m stating the obvious when I say the main attraction of the SP-570 is the long zoom lens. This length of zoom usually comes in handy for wildlife and sporting subjects. In addition to the length of the lens, the camera also has manual exposure controls. For anyone who is use to handing an SLR camera you may be interested to hear that the lens is zoomed in and out by twisting the lens barrel rather than the more typical method of pushing buttons on the back of the camera. As you would expect with a lens this size, the SP-570 offers image stabilisation. The lens has a focal length equivalent to 26 - 520mm in 35mm format. This makes the lens wide angle and makes it ideal for shooting wide scenes, such as landscapes. The camera also comes with a set of manual exposure controls. Therefore this camera is a good choice for someone who sees photography as a hobby. Image Quality Olympus SP-570 test shots Outdoor 1 (Medium Zoom) The SP-570 certainly handles the lighter colours well in this shot with plenty of detail showing in the boats and also in the white wooden slats under the roof of the building. There is also impressive levels of detail showing in the in some of the more lightly shaded areas. Focusing is sharp with the brickwork of the building standing out well. Colours have a gentler feel to them than many of the digital cameras I have tested recently. Outdoor 2 (No Zoom) This is another fair effort. Sharpness stands up well considering the distance between the camera and the scene. You can also see the benefit of the wide angle lens with plenty of the scene showing in the shot. Outdoor 3 (Maximum Zoom) With the lens zoomed into to its maximum capacity purple fringing becomes quite evident. This will be more of a problem when taking photos with light coloured objects in the scene, such as the boats in the test shot. As with many cameras, offering extreme length of lens focusing loses some of its sharpness when the lens is fully extended. Outdoor 4 (Building) In this test shot the SP-570 copes well with the scene. As I would expect the picture is sharper and the camera has no problem focusing on the brickwork of the building. Outdoor Portrait There are no problems with sharpness or colour in this shot. If you find the result is darker in the shadows than you would like then you can try using flash to lighten these areas. Indoor Portrait with Flash This is another sharply focused effort. The flash is quite powerful and shows quite clearly on areas of the face. Indoor Portrait without Flash For me this is the most impressive photo out of all my test shots. The SP-570 is able to use the available light to produce a natural looking shot. Brightness and definition are better than the vast majority of cameras are able to manage. This is one of the benefits of working with a camera that has a large sized lens. Colours In most cases, the colours produced by this Olympus digital camera are calmer and less vivid than most other brands produce. There are instances where I would like to have seen more punch to the colours, but this is a matter of personal taste. Macro This is another shot where I am impressed by the amount of brightness the camera is able to show in the photo. Levels of detail are good without quite being top drawer. A touch of purple fringing also shows where the light catches the edge of the watch. ISO 400 and ISO 1600 My test shots at both ISO 400 and ISO 1600 show fairly typical levels of noise. If you push ISO above these levels, it really becomes a serious problem. Overall Overall I?m pretty happy. Picture quality impressed me in most situations. Shutter Lag A single photo took 0. 52 seconds with five taking 12. 23 seconds. Turning the flash on increased the times to 1. 35 seconds for a single photo and 14. 59 seconds for five. I would like to have seen faster times for all of the tests. It took the camera 3. 05 seconds to turn on and capture the first photo. You can compare this camera to other models by taking a look at the Shutter Lag Comparison Table. Style: The SP-570 has as much of an SLR like feel than any other compact digital camera I can remember testing. It has a very solid feel in the hand and looks like a compact SLR. It is available in black. Dimensions: 118. 5 x 84 x 87. 5 mm Weight: 445g Batteries: Four AA batteries are required to power the camera. Memory cards: The camera is compatible with xD cards. Olympus has built enough memory into the SP-570 to store around 21 photos. Ease of use rating: Good. To get the most out of thisOlympus digital camera you will need to spend plenty of time working with the camera and getting used to all the controls the camera offers. Olympus has done a good job in placing various controls at your fingertips. There is a control dial on top of the camera and dedicated buttons for focus and exposure lock, continuous shooting and a switch to select manual or automatic focusing. Points I like: Looks good ? build quality ? handling ? picture quality Where it could improve: Shutter delay could be faster Alternatives Although there are an increasing number of longer and longer lenses on the market, the longest lenses I have tested before the SP-570 have 18x zoom lenses. One camera I would suggest checking out is the Nikon Coolpix P80. Verdict: The Olympus SP-570 handles more like a Digital SLR than any other camera I have tested. I like the barrel twisting method of zoom. Add in a hot shoe, RAW mode and various manual controls and you have a very good camera for a photography enthusiast.

My top 20 key questions to ask yourself when buying a digital camera. 1. How many “megapixels” /resolution?Once and for all, at least to me, you have to get the highest resolution your money can buy at the time you buy. Period. 2. Who made the lens? Most cameras will give you an idea where the lens was made just by looking at the front of the lens. Know if the lens of your camera came from a reputable company like Leica, Zeiss, Canon, Etc. . . Lens quality is one of the most important factors you should consider especially if you’re going to use it for commercial, technical or scientific purposes. 3. Will I need interchangeable lenses? How many are available for my specific camera in mind?Having the option of interchangeable lenses gives you the freedom to experiment with different kinds of focal lengths. Although some P&S (point and shoot) cameras can rival DSLR’s with a generous zoom range for a non interchangeable lens system. Also note the number of lenses available for use with your specific camera because of flexibility reasons. You can practically cover the entire “zoom range” with interchangeable lenses versus modest zoom ranges on non interchangeable lens systems or P&S cameras. 4. Does it have a zoom capability? What’s the range?Almost all applications that I listed above will need some form of zooming in (telephoto) or out (wide angle), especially if you don’t have the space to move around the object you are shooting. For Landscape shots, wide angle shots are very common and appealing while zooming in on the details serves as a break and complements the wide angle shots. For weddings and events, you need a zoom because there will be times where you are limited by the shooting space and you will have a difficult time moving around. Its a good thing to know that you can do all sorts of framing without even moving from your position. A nice zoom will give you the efficiency and versatility in your photography, so my suggestion is to go for the longest range you can get (usually from a 7X to a 10X for Point and Shoots). Also note the speed of zooming in or out as this will be a factor if you’re shooting events like weddings. You will fail to capture that “decisive moment” on a mediocre zoom speed. 5. Does it have the provision to capture raw images?Many photographers will say you’ll need this digital camera feature if you want to have big prints from your pictures. Although this is correct, the main reason why you will want this is because of the benefit it will give you. . . pure total control of your pictures. . . from exposure, color, metadata, hdr and a lot more. 6. Can I attach an external flash?Having an external flash capability will give you the power and creative freedom to light your subjects any which way you like. You can connect your digital camera to all sorts of lighting equipment thus giving you more options and versatility. This comes in the form of a hotshoe or a PC-Sync socket. If your digital camera doesn’t have this feature, there is still hope because accessories called flash slaves are being sold by third party companies in different flavors that will also do the same job more or less. 7. Does it have a tripod socket?Some of the most beautiful landscape pictures that I’ve seen are undoubtedly made with a tripod, so this is a must have if you are planning to do this kind of photography. The “available light shots” in a wedding, still life and product shots, studio and fine art shots . . . all need a tripod for successful execution. . . so guess what happens if you don’t have a tripod socket?. . . You cannot effectively use a tripod!8. Does it have automatic and manual focusing?It will not be evident at first why you’ll need this especially if you’re just starting out in photography. But if you’re like me. . . A total control freak when it comes to cameras. . . and you really want to express your creative side, this is definitely a must have. 9. Can you attach filters to it? and what filter size?Creative expression through special effects is just one of the many reasons that makes photography fun and interesting, and experimenting with filters is one creative pursuit you should try with your photography especially if you’re a beginner. Always remember to ask if the particular digital camera you are eyeing for can handle filters and ask for the filter size. (To save you from buying the right filter with the wrong filter size) Please note that most Digital SLRs should be able to to handle filters as most lenses that come with it have a filter thread built into the lens. Most P&S (point and shoot) digital cameras normally doesn’t have a filter thread built-in and might need special accessories to accomplish this so you should check to know for sure. Again, there are many third party accessories that you could buy to adapt filters to your P&S digital cameras that don’t have this provisions. I’ll discuss all about this in a future post so watch for it. (Or subscribe to my announcement list (feed via email) so you’ll know when it’s up. 10. Can I upgrade the firmware?The good thing about some digital camera manufacturers is that they keep on improving their digital cameras even after they sold it to you. . . this comes in the form of a firmware upgrade. Usually this involves an improvement on one or many features of a camera. Be sure that the digital camera you’re planning to buy has an easy way of upgrading its firmware. This comes in the form of either an easy download via the manufacturer’s website (find it and bookmark it now) or a FREE CDROM. Another caveat - be sure to consider if a downgrade is also possible or available with your digital camera. . . Why is there a need a downgrade you ask?. . . Because, you may want to reinstall an earlier firmware. . . just in case you don’t like the results from a firmware upgrade. Occasionally there’s a feature that will be removed by the upgrade that you failed to read about and you decided that you just want to keep that feature instead of a bunch of trivial upgrades from the new firmware. (Yes, I personally experienced this. )11. Are there extra goodies or software that come with it?Some people ignore the fact that you can save a lot of money just by doing a simple arithmetic. Did you know that you could actually get your digital camera for a lot less if you study the deals and offers on the marketplace?If you buy a digital camera and it comes with software that you can really use. . . like photoshop, elements, or any other image editing software for that matter, then you already saved some money you would otherwise spend. Some dealers will throw in lots of extras. . . If you just simply ask. Always try to ask for these things that you’ll end up buying anyway if you don’t - like camera bags, extra lenses, extra batteries, memory cards, tripod, lens cleaners etc. Trust me. . . you will end up buying these things if you don’t ask for it on the deal. What have you got to lose? Simply ASK. Would you believe that I effectively lowered one of my camera purchase cost by as much as 30%? Ask away. 12. Is there Local Support in your area?Finding the answer to this one will give you a great benefit in the long run. Wouldn’t you sleep better at night because you feel that extra security - that in case there is something wrong with your digital camera, you can bring it in for repair at a moments notice? Not knowing when your camera will be repaired (or if it even arrived at a distant repair facility) is one of the worst feelings a photographer can have especially if you’re in the middle of a photoshoot or project. 13. What type of warranty does it have? Worldwide / Countrywide?If you travel a lot its good to know that a countrywide or even better - a worldwide warranty can get your camera fixed wherever you are. Always bring the warranty card and glue it on your camera bag. 14. Does it have the ability to take video and audio?I know, most DSLRs don’t have this function. But some non interchangeable lens DSLRs have it. This is a very useful feature to have if you’re on a project or photoshoot and want to document or record a procedure, a moment, or an idea that you would otherwise have trouble remembering or even writing. It’s always a good idea to bring a P&S camera backup that have this function. The things that you could do with audio and videoclips on a photoshoot are only limited by your imagination. . . interviews, documentation, funny quips, training procedures, bloopers, etc. . 15. Does it have a manual white balance?White balance is one of the most interesting aspects of digital cameras. Its fun and fascinating to work with. Having this option puts the photography fun-o-meter way way up. In future posts, I will be discussing white balance in detail so be sure to stay tuned. 16. How sensitive is it to infrared?If you’re planning to make infrared pictures or enter the exciting world of Infrared fine art photography then you’ll want to know if your digital camera can do it. TIP: There is a simple way to test how sensitive your digital camera is to infrared using a very common device - a TV remote control. For P&S, you can aim the remote control towards the lens and gauge how bright the LED from remote is. This should give you an idea how sensitive your digital camera is to infrared. For DSLRs you will need to take shots of the LED and experiment a little or you can simply research or google the particular camera model you have in mind for other people’s experiences and thoughts about it. 17. How high is the ISO sensitivity? Is it manually adjustable?ISO sensitivity is a term referring to the sensitivity of film to light. In the digital camera world, it refers to the sensitivity of the electronic sensor in your digital camera in relation to the ISO standard used for film. The higher the ISO sensitivity of your camera the faster or better it can record a specific amount of light. High ISO sensitivity is useful for taking better pictures in dark settings. . . such as inside a church or at night. The higher the ISO setting, the more details you can capture of a dark scene. One caveat - take note of the amount of noise a particular camera exhibits at higher ISOs. Some people like it and some don’t. Again, don’t be afraid to ask or do research on the noise characteristics of your camera model in mind to see if this is the right choice for you. 18. How high or low can you set the shutterspeed? What are the minimum and maximum aperture settings?Shutterspeed and aperture settings are the basic mechanisms that drive your camera and controls the amount of light that is exposed by the film or image sensor. You use high shutterspeeds in action shots and to prevent camera shake, and you use low shutterspeeds for movement effects and bulb or long exposures. You can check for these figures on the websites that I gave you in part 1. You can see it in the technical specifications for a particular camera. A bulb or “T” function is a nice feature to have because you can take exposures for virtually very long periods of time. Another feature to have is if your camera has a remote control to use this bulb or “T” mode. This gives you the capability to take pictures without holding your camera and adding to the “camera shake”. With the subject of apertures, a small one (small aperture opening) lets you have a wider depth of field so your shots are sharp from near to far versus a large aperture (big aperture opening) where your shots have a narrow depth of field and appear “selectively focused”. 19. Does it have some form of an image stabilizer?New cameras coming out as we speak often have this feature. Simply put, an image stabilizer is some form of a mechanism built into the lens or the camera body (depending on the manufacturer and their implementation) that basically prevents you from getting blurred pictures when taking pictures in low light or you are using a long or telephoto lens. Having this feature can mean the difference between a blurry picture (aka no picture!) to a usable one. 20. How close can it focus? Macro abilities?The closer your camera can focus. . . the bigger the picture of an object you can take in relation to the image dimensions of the final photo. . . and the bigger the picture of the object. . . the more detail you can get. If you want to take pictures of small objects such as flowers and fine details then this is a must-have. That’s it. Whew. Do you really have to go over all these questions?. . . Of course not, but even if you only study and ponder on half of them. . . and take the time. . . I promise you that one thing will surely happen. . . You’ll be. . . a lot smarter!than when you first started asking these questions. . . ergo you’ll be in a better position to decide what digital camera to buy. . . Because you are now armed with the most powerful tool anybody can have the power of information!In any case, I hope you find as much value in these questions as many of my friends have and be able to get the camera of your dreams. Enjoy!

Okay, so you finally decided to get that digital video camera you’ve been saving for. You have enough money to buy a kick-butt video camera. But have you considered the most vital part for the camera? The part that comes into play with every video shot. The digital video camera zoom lens. Without a proper digital video camera zoom lens, your prized video camera isn’t all it could be. You would be much better off if you spend equal amounts on the camera and the digital video camera zoom lens. The lens is that important. Your choice of lenses can distinguish between a good camera and an outstanding camera. Spend More On The Lens The digital video camera zoom lens determines how well your videos turn out. It, more than anything else on or in the camera affects the end products. Think about it, every shot you take goes through that lens. Really the camera is just a case for the mechanisms inside. You could make a case for reversing the spending, more on the lens and less on the actual camera. Most digital video cameras don’t come with the ability to change lenses. This fact makes it more important to purchase the best digital video camera zoom lens possible. Another piece of advice regarding the lens is too not purchase the plastic lenses. The clarity is much better from glass digital video camera zoom lens. If you do plan on purchasing a video camera where you can change the digital video camera zoom lens then compare the options of each lens to find the one that you want. Experts recommend that you purchase brand names such as Canon, Pentax or Nikon. Be sure to check if the lens will work for your camera. Digital video camera zoom lenses are not created equal and a lens from Nikon may or may not work with a digital video camera made by Canon. If you are a professional photographer, then you should check out Leica, Carl Zeiss and Leupold. These are specialty lens manufacturers. The quality of the videos will show if you use one of their digital video camera zoom lens. If you are just a beginner then these lenses may not be the best place to start, because of the cost. But if you want extraordinary quality, these digital video camera zoom lenses are the way to go. Options for digital video camera zoom lenses include normal, wide angle and telephoto. The focal length of the lens has a lot to do with the type of digital video camera zoom lens choice. The quality of the lens is also determined by lens speed, a significant factor in your shoot quality. You should think about focusing distance as well as advanced features such as vibration reduction, USM or ultrasonic motor and filter thread which should be present in any good digital video camera zoom lens. Before you make that digital video camera zoom lens purchase you should research each feature that you want and choose the lens that fulfils those wishes the best. As a rule of thumb, the more expensive lenses are usually the better choice since more of the elements in the lens with be glass, although this does increase the camera weight. In the end if you do the research and take into consideration your shooting needs and budget, you will make the right choice

The Samsung M8910 Pixon 12 is amazing camera phones that comes with a highly attractive casing and have a stunning black colored finish. This stunning mobile phone has all the imaginable features available in a mobile phone. Some of the useful features of this wonderful phone are: The Samsung M8910 Pixon 12 has a front section which is taken up by

Samsung M8910 Pixon 12 is a gorgeous touch screen mobile phone. It is beautifully built with a black colored casing. This handset has all the latest features of calling and multimedia. Some of the amazing features of this mobile phone are: The Samsung M8910 Pixon 12 has a large size touch screen that measures 3. 1 Inches and can stagger 16 million colors on the display of this stunning AMOLED display. The resolution of the screen is four hundred and eighty pixels by eight hundred pixels that give the user a high quality of viewing experience on the mobile phone. The main feature of this exquisite mobile phone is the integrated camera function that has a 12 MP camera lens. It can also support a high quality of imaging features as well as video capturing features. This twelve MP camera has an automatic focusing system that allows the owner to control the automatic focus function by using the touch screen control to select the location on which the automatic focus function is actually focusing on. This cell phone comes with 150 megabytes of the internal memory and the user can also expand the memory further by the insertion of a memory card which is compatible in size in order to suit the storage needs. The handset can also support MicroSD type of memory card up to a size of sixteen gigabytes. The Samsung M8910 Pixon 12 is also able to support Wi-Fi or the WLAN technology that allows the owner to connect the mobile phone to a nearby local area of WLAN as well as hotspots so as to gain a compatible connection to Internet without the actual use of cables. The user is also able to connect to various other compatible devices by the use of either a wireless Bluetooth connection and by the use of a cabled USB connection. This beautiful phone has as in-built FM radio that allows the owner to tune in and enjoy radio facility on the phone that means the owner can also catch up on the news as well as weather while not forgetting about hearing all the latest music. The user is able to transfer their entire favorite CD’s of music onto their mobile phone and can play them again by using the in-built music player that provides a very high quality of listening to music experience. The music player is also able to support MP3 music formats as well as WMA and AAC formats.

Samsung introduced latest design cell phone Samsung F300. The F300?s design, when speaking about it as a phone, is nothing new, except for the shell?s dimensions and minor thickness. The very unique ratio between the display and the keypad is surely an eye-picker, but overall the handset looks like any other product. At the same time the opposite side is similar to a closed slider or Apple-branded players which is pretty much a fiction, since putting an iPod and Samsung F300 face to face, you won?t see a striking resemblance, but the feeling that they do share something won?t let you go.

T-Mobile Dash is a sleek Smart phone with a full QWERTY keyboard that brings e-mail and familiar Outlook right to your phone. T-Mobile Dash delivers important information and e-mail on the go. T-Mobile Dash also has supports Bluetooth connectivity, the ability to push emails and a built-in 1. 3 mega pixel camera. The T-Mobile Dash has 1. 3-megapixel camera lens is located above the battery cover, complete with a tiny self-portrait mirror.

The Samsung M8910 Pixon12 is a gorgeous phone that has all the features of calling as well as multimedia. This is a phone which should be truly possessed as a mini gadget. Some of the useful features of this mobile phone are: The Samsung M8910 Pixon12 a camera focused mobile phone which comes with very attractive casing that has a stunning black finish. The sleek phone is easy to handle because of its amazing design as well as shape when it is in use and also easy to carry if not in use because the owner can easily carry it in the pocket as well as bags when desired. The phone measures one hundred and eight millimeter in height, fifty three millimeter in width and thirteen point eight millimeter in depth. One of the main functions on this wonderful phone is the integrated camera function which has a twelve megapixel digital camera lens and also supports very high quality of imaging features as well as video capturing features. This high clarity twelve megapixel digital camera comes with automatic focusing system that allows the owner to control this automatic focusing feature by using the touch screen control to select where this automatic focusing feature is actually focusing on. The user can also select smile detection feature that allows the owner to ensure all the shots that have a happy effect at the same moment the subject smiles to enjoy a perfect as well as happy capture experience. The twelve megapixel camera can also supports video capabilities of recording. The user can also record video footage of thirty frames/ second for DVD type of video recording on the mobile handset. The amazing handset comes with internal memory of one hundred and fifty megabytes and the user can also expand the memory further by insertion of a memory card which is compatible in the size so as to suit the storage needs. The Samsung M8910 Pixon12 is also able to support a memory card of MicroSD type up to a size of sixteen gigabytes.

The mobile phones manufacturer Samsung has now joined the likes of Sony Ericsson and LG by launching the new Samsung Pixon 8 megapixel mobile phone in the UK. This new high specification camera phone joins the already released Sony Ericsson C905 and LG Renoir in offering the very height of mobile phone camera lenses available on the UK mobile phones market. This is a giant leap forward in mobile technology as up until these latest product launches the highest specification camera lens in a mobile phone in the UK was just 5 megapixels, this new breed of camera focussed phones will have even the professional photographer wondering why they are taking more than one device with them when leaving the house. The M8800, referred to as the Samsung Pixon in some circles and the Samsung Bresson in others, is a remarkable piece of mobile technology. Not only does it offer an 8MP autofocus camera but it?s also a very sleek piece of kit. A 3. 5G device, the Samsung M8800 Pixon is just 13. 8mm thick and set to rival the likes of the LG Renoir