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The Samsung TL220 Dual View Digital Camera is a smart little camera that not only has a real LCD screen but a revolutionary industry feature a 1.5" front LCD screen. Set up the perfect shot with you in it with great new front screen.

The Samsung Digital Camera provides perfect features including the 4.6x/s7mm lens to the 3.0" Touch Screen makes this Samsung Digital Camera a true must-have.

All photographers, new and experienced, will appreciate the TL220's simple navigation. The Samsung TL220 comes equipped with a true color filtered 12.2 megapixel CCD with a powerful 4.6x optical zoom which almost guarantees the sharpest images.

The 27mm wide angle lens provides a wider shooting range from a shorter distance with greater flexibility than similarly priced digital cameras.

Delivering an unrivalled user experience, the 1.5" LCD located on the front of the Samsung TL220 Dual View camera now allows consumers to take first-rate photos whether they are behind the camera or in front of it.

Also, Samsung's innovative Smart Face Recognition technology will memorize up to 20 faces and adjust the focus and exposure to the most high-ranked faces on the camera. It also allows users to sort images by registered faces and scroll through to find images of people in their Smart Album instead of viewing every single photo.

This feature will be of great importance especially to those individuals who love social networking and uploading personal profiles.

While the Canon EOS 7D, Olympus EP-1, or Nikon D3000 offer great digital they are sometimes more than the amateur photographer is looking for.

If this is you look no further, the Samsung TL220 Digital Camera might just be the perfect digital camera for you.

A framing guide helps all photography novices to ensure the exact picture they want. Especially for the younger snapper this dual view is perfect to be included in all shots.

© Robert Cooper. You have permission to publish this article electronically or in print, free of charge, as long as the bylines are included with link. Robert Cooper is a computer networking consultant and has been in the electronics field for 25 years. As an author he specializes in digital camera reviews and digital photography tips. He frequently writes about Canon digital cameras, Nikon digital cameras, and Olympus digital cameras while also providing interesting analysis of digital storage and digital camera accessories. For further information please visit http://www.onlinedigitalcamerareviews.com where you can also find the latest digital camera reviews and articles on digital photography tips and courses.

Olympus E-3 Overview

Olympus has finally announced their long-awaited flagship DSLR camera, the E-3. Billed as a pure pro camera, the olympus E-3 is really more comparable to the cameras by Olympus's competitors that we've been categorizing as semi-pro, such as the Pentax K10D, Canon 40D, and Nikon D200. Whatever you call it though, there's no question that the new E-3 represents a sizable leap forward in technology and sophistication for the Olympus SLR line.

With the E-3, Olympus introduces their first new autofocus sensor in years: an 11-point array, each point consisting of twin cross-type AF sensors. They're claiming this is the fastest AF system on the market. Combined with greater 1.15x magnification in the E-3's viewfinder, framing and focusing with this Four-Thirds camera is a lot easier than past Olympus models(sigma).

A new shutter mechanism in the Olympus E-3 delivers 1/8,000 second speed, and 1/250 flash sync, and an expected lifetime of 150,000 cycles. Mirror blackout time is also said to be low, but there are no official numbers yet. Three dedicated processors handle three separate functions: one for image stabilization, one for autofocus, and the TruePic III for image processing. A UDMA-compatible CompactFlash slot promises fast write times, and the additional xD-Picture Card slot adds extra storage.

Body-based image stabilization is built into the Olympus E-3, taking advantage of the company's Supersonic Wave Drive motor technology to drive the anti-shake system. A separate motor drives the Supersonic Wave Filter to remove dust.

Though the Olympus E-3 has a 10-megapixel sensor like the E-510 and E-410, the new sensor has been improved to support the faster read speed to help enable five-frame-per-second continuous shooting. Metering options include 49-zone ESP metering, Spot, Center-weighted, and a new Highlight/Shadow spot metering mode.

Another major highlight to the Olympus E-3 is the articulating LCD on the camera back, which makes Live View mode so much more valuable. It's not the first such design to appear on a digital SLR, that distinction goes to the Panasonic Lumix L10, Olympus's Four-Thirds partner, but it's an incredibly versatile design, with the ability to face up down, left, right, and even forward, toward the subject.

Built on a magnesium alloy frame the Olympus E-3 feels solid, and is sealed against dust and splashes. Connections include a USB 2.0 high-speed jack, an AC power jack, video out, remote control, and an x-sync terminal. The introduction also includes five new optics and two new flashes that can be remote controlled from the Olympus E-3's onboard flash in three groups. A new battery grip works with the E-3 to double capacity, and duplicate key controls for vertical shooting.

The E-3 is exactly the camera Olympus needs to break into this prosumer SLR market, which is already dominated by Canon and Nikon, with Pentax, Sony, and Panasonic starting to fill in the gaps. Expected to retail for about $1,700, the Olympus E-3 is slated to ship in November 2007.

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What is the best brand and model of upgradable clinical microscope for vets, choose between Olympus & Nikon?

I live in a humid country

Olympus is much better. In terms of upgradeability, service and durability. For vets, I recommend the CX31 or 41. You can have a phase contrast attachment for live cell microscopy. Also, you can opt to have a trinocular tube which can be connected to camera.

p.s. what country do you live in? i can recommend an olympus dealer.

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