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April 22nd, 2007

Mitsubishi technology will give new life to out of focus images

Digital cameras may have given us the opportunity to bring out the photographer in ourselves, but the result is not always as great as expected. And we end up stacking the memory with too many out of focus images.

Mitsubishi Electric Research Lab…

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Digital cameras may have given us the opportunity to bring out the photographer in ourselves, but the result is not always as great as expected. And we end up stacking the memory with too many out of focus images.

Mitsubishi Electric Research Lab has focused itself on this particular issue and has come out with a new technology that can refocus the image after it??�s been captured.

The Mitsubishi heterodyne light field camera makes it possible to refocus the captured image. This technology is a boon for all those aspiring photographers who usually spend long hours on photo-editing softwares to rectify their out of focus photographs.

Indeed, Mitsubishi has come out with an ace of technology that will be accepted with open hearts.

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April 22nd, 2007

Sanyo announces Xacti S70

Sanyo has a new point and shoot digicam out recently in the form of the Xacti S70, which replaces the previous S60. The S70 doesn’t offer any particularly distinguishing features: the 7-megapixel sensor, 3x zoom lens, 2.5-inch LCD, 250 shot battery life, and VGA movie recording mode could describe dozens of other consumer cams on the market right now. The only real plus side is that it’s packed into a relatively small, albeit forgettable, silver casing. It’s looking like Sanyo’s only option for perking our interest in this model is to set the price at rock bottom levels, although as of now we know nothing about pricing or availability.