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Shutterbug Staff  |  Jun 01, 2002

Adobe Systems Inc.

(800) 833-6687

(408) 536-4507

www.adobe.com



Agfa Corporation

(201) 440-2500

fax: (201) 807-9851

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Manufacturers And Distributors
Shutterbug Staff  |  Jun 01, 2003

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Manufacturers/Distributors
Shutterbug Staff  |  Jun 01, 2004

ACD Systems
www.acdsystems.com

Advanced Video Inc.
www.transavi.com

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Photo Accessory NewsShow Reports
Memory & Storage; A New SD Format
Jon Canfield  |  Jun 01, 2010

The big news is the availability of the new standard in Secure Digital (SD) memory—SDXC. SDXC is currently supported by only a small number of cameras, like the Panasonic GH1 (not surprising given that Panasonic is one of the main proponents of the new memory format). The cards look physically the same as SD and SDHC cards, but they have a new format that promises large data storage...

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Memory Cards
Name Of The Game: Faster And Bigger
Joe Farace  |  Jun 01, 2004

Big, fast cards are becoming the norm, and not just in the CompactFlash format. Delkin Devices offers eFilm high-speed Secure Digital PRO memory cards and CompactFlash PRO 1GB and 2GB memory cards with speeds fast enough for digital video capture. Initial capacities will be 256MB and 512MB with...

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MIOPS Mobile Remote Links Your Camera to Your Smartphone with Time Lapse and Much More
Jason Schneider  |  Sep 21, 2016

Shutterbug fanatics (myself included) are enchanted by the possibilities of remote- control triggers, especially those that take the concept to a new level. Enter MIOPS Mobile, a versatile device that not only triggers your camera, but can also help determine when your photos are taken.

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New 35mm And APS Compact Cameras
Peter K. Burian  |  Dec 01, 2000

Since the compact lens/shutter cameras still outsell SLR models by a vast margin, we found numerous new models at photokina. Most manufacturers offer both formats: 35mm and Advanced Photo System (APS or 24mm). Because general features tend to be very similar in both types of cameras, I am including both...

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New 35mm And APS Compact Cameras
Smaller, Lighter More Affordable Models
Peter K. Burian  |  Jun 01, 2003

35mm APS Compact Cameras

Because many consumers still consider digital cameras as "too expensive" or "too complicated," the lens/shutter 35mm and APS zoom cameras continue to sell quite well. The trend is toward smaller and lighter cameras at ever...

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New 35mm SLR And Rangefinder Cameras
Short On Intros, But Tall On Tech
Peter K. Burian  |  Jun 01, 2004

Because the manufacturers are devoting the vast majority of their resources to developing digital equipment, we're seeing few new 35mm cameras. At PMA 2004 for example, only Canon and Konica Minolta announced new 35mm SLRs and not a single distributor showed a new rangefinder camera that...

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New Camera Report: The Class Of 2013: At photokina, We Saw “Real Live Cameras,” Full Frame Riding High, Wi-Fi With A Vengeance & Coming In Camera Apps…But Be Prepared For Sticker Shock!
George Schaub  |  Feb 07, 2013  |  First Published: Jan 01, 2013
It’s as if camera companies had been holding back in the last few months and finally the dam burst, resulting in a flood of new cameras debuted at photokina 2012. While there was a fair share of Micro Four Thirds mirrorless, interchangeable lens compacts, and medium format digital cameras, the major headlines were grabbed by a full slate of full-frame cameras—even “compacts.” In addition, it seems as if smartphones have chased the camera makers into offering more and more Wi-Fi-capable cameras, along with downloadable apps that can expand a camera’s capabilities. In all, it made for a host of new camera announcements—enthusiast, pro, and high-end alike—although there were few bargains to be found. As I go through the camera intros I’ll include the list price (when available) without comment, but in general you might be somewhat shocked by some of the prices these new cameras command.
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New Digicam Technology Highlights
Three New Items That Enhance The Digital Photography Experience
Chris Maher and Larry Berman  |  Jun 01, 2003

New Digicam Technology

Cool new technology to make photography easier for first-time digital camera users was evident at this year's PMA. Three major players in the digital imaging field made presentations worthy of owning their latest products.

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New Films
And Even A New Printing Paper
Robert E. Mayer  |  Jun 01, 2004

Ferrania USA now offers new, high color fidelity 400 and 800 speed color negative films called FG PLUS. They feature fine grain and excellent detail with superior color saturation coupled with reduced underexposure latitude.

Kodak introduced several improved films for...

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New Gear And Gadgets
Robert E. Mayer  |  May 01, 2001

After having attended nearly all of the PMA trade shows in the past 38 years I have seen thousands of interesting new products introduced for the photographic public. I wandered the five miles of aisles in this year's big show stopping by nearly all of the thousands of booths, large and...

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New Gear And Gadgets
Robert E. Mayer  |  Jun 01, 2002

After having attended the PMA trade show for 38 years I'm still surprised with the number of new, useful, and interesting photographic gadgets that keep showing up in various booths everywhere on the show floor. Somebody always thinks of a new gizmo or gadget that will assist in making some facet...

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New Gear For 2007: PMA Report; New And Newly-Reinforced Films
Robert E. Mayer  |  Jul 01, 2007

After a thorough walk about the entire two-floor trade show at the 2007 PMA this old photographer was pleasantly surprised to learn that in spite of some type or form of digitizing being involved in nearly everything photographic displayed at the show, film is not dead--yet!

The Agfa brand is getting back into the market in the U.S.A. with Vista color...

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