Posted in Uncategorized on Oct 25th, 2009
Last week I ordered a Kindle 2 international edition.
Four days ago, when I just received it, the first impression was: it is better than I expected. The display has a high resolution, small font look sharp, and the technical sketches in the “Kindle User’s Guide” look crisp too. The e-paper looks so good under strong [...]
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Posted in Uncategorized on Feb 10th, 2009
Many people are talking about F100fd’s performance on dpreview’s forum, especially low light performance. Well, instead of endlessly contemplating and discussing, I took my F100fd out and did test shots and found some tricks. F100fd has a very weak flash. You can make use of its weakness. Normally, you don’t want to fire the [...]
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Posted in Uncategorized on Feb 3rd, 2009
There was some dust on the sensor of my Nikon D80 so I sent it to a camera shop for cleaning up. They said I would be able to get the camera back in at least four weeks. Oh well. I was thinking for long about getting an ultra-compact camera which could be carried full-time. [...]
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This time Microsoft Research is bringing up something marvelously cool. Their new Surface Computing concept and technology is truly world-changing and I see the future has arrived. First of all, my high respect and admiration to the computer scientists and software engineers at Microsoft Research. I was so thrilled after watching these two videos:
The first [...]
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Posted in hardware, photography on Jan 10th, 2007
Here are two features I hope for the Nikon D400:
1. HDR sensor. In November 2006 I saw HDR CMOS sensors were exhibited in the Vision Messe 2006, Stuttgart. Currently the targeted clients are not consumers but I hope the consumer market will adopt this kind of sensors in the near future. HDR images have been [...]
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