Olympus TG-810 Digital Camera With GPS

New Gadget News now come from Digital Camera Olympus Tough. New Series from olympus  tough with name Olympus TG-810 Digital Camera. Olympus Tough series camera launch new type with name Olympus TG-810 digital camera new ultra-rugged with a “four-resilience”. This camera is designed to be shockproof, waterproof, freeze proof and crushproof.

This camera can be submerged up to 33-feet underwater, withstand falls from a height of 6.6 meters, and can operate when the temperature is below freezing (14 degrees Fahrenheit, -10 degrees Celsius). This camera has an airtight construction that is resistant to dust, dirt and other particles.

With censor 14 Megapixel Camera Olympus Tough TG-810 features a 5x optical zoom 28mm wide angle lens, image processor Olympus’ TruePic III +, and 920,000-dot LCD screen, Super Precision 3-inch HyperCrystal III. Also this camera features in a camera Magic Art Filter, In-Camera landscape function, mechanical Sensor-Shift image stabilization function and digital doubles and Beauty Fashion and AF Tracking technology. In addition, Olympus TG-810 can record HD video and offers HDMI output.

Olympus TG -810 is equipped with GPS, electronic compass and a manometer for users to tag images with location information or capture the height or depth of water in addition to location data and map coordinates.

This camera will come in April, the Olympus TG-810 will be available in black and silver with the price of $ 399.99. If you are a true adventurer, make sure this camera with you.

How to Choose a Digital Camera Gift for Graduates

Graduating students deserve to be rewarded after putting in years of hard  work to finish their studies. Give them the gift of preserving their memories with a digital camera. In this digital age, it’s only fitting to give them one. Choosing the right digital camera, however, can be quite tricky. The first thing you should do when choosing a digital camera is to know what features the recipient will want. Here are some helpful tips:

Resolution

Resolution, or how many megapixels the camera has, is one of the most important factors when choosing a camera. MP doesn’t determine image quality; rather it determines print size quality. In other words, with more MP, you can enlarge the image without losing clarity. A 3MP camera will give you good prints up to 8 x 10, probably sufficient for grads. If you think the gift recipient will use the images mostly online, you can choose a camera with fewer MP.

Size

Size is another important consideration. A sleek and small camera is ideal for a new grad. If you want to see his or her new life as captured in the photo, make sure that the camera you’ll give is one that the recipient will carry conveniently. It’s much easier to slip the camera in a purse or pocket than to carry it around your neck or over your shoulder. If the recipient has a strong interest in photography, get a 35 mm/interchangeable lens camera. You’ll see, you’ll be a hero for this.

Ease of Use

As mentioned, you must know your recipient – what he or she wants – when buying a gift. If the recipient is simply a point-and-shoot type of person, then make sure to buy a camera with automatic settings and one that will make all decisions on its own. However, if the grad is a techno geek and is into fiddling things, then make sure that you get a camera that will allow him or her to adjust settings manually.

Options

Also make sure that the camera has optical zoom lens, removable memory card, option to use rechargeable batteries, and a built-in flash that has a red-eye reduction feature. The camera should also have a glass lens as opposed to a plastic lens, an LCD screen, and an ISO range of at least 400 (you need more if the recipient is into shooting in dim light). 

Price

For many people, price is the major factor when buying gifts, especially gadgets. The price of a 3MP camera can range from a few hundred dollars to thousands of dollars for professional models. Always compare prices and camera features and always aim for the best deals. Go online and visit reputable reputable camera stores, watch inserts in the broadsheet, and visit some electronic and camera stores.