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Pixel Counting Joins Film in Obsolete Bin
Topic: High Tech Developments 6:52 am EST, Feb  2, 2006

92 percent of all cameras sold are now digital.

Camera companies no longer feel compelled to mimic the size, shape and features of film cameras.

The hot trend for 2006 is image stabilization.

Several "still" cameras in Canon's SD and A series can film at 60 frames per second.

Cameras you'll buy in 2007 and 2008 may include GPS receivers,

Pixel Counting Joins Film in Obsolete Bin



 
 
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