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Budding shutterbugs and pros alike will find plenty of photo gear, accessories and events to their liking this weekend at the Photo Imaging World 2006 in Sydney’s Darling Harbour.
The show features the latest imaging products, services and accessories from over 120 Exhibitors including Hitachi, Fujifilm, Kodak, Canon, Kingston, Sandisk, Casio and Sony. Competition in the digital and video camera markets (not to mention storage) is fierce, which is great news for consumers.
Photo Imaging World 2006 is at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre in Darling Harbour on Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 April.
See www.photoimagingworld.com.au
SmartHouse was privy to the latest ranges from the industry’s biggest players and encountered some droolworthy capture products.
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| FujiFilm’s Finepix V10 can take two photos almost simultaneously. One with flash on and one without so you can easily choose which is best given the conditions. |
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| Canon’s Ixus 800IS offers a 4x zoom lens with and optical image stabiliser. |
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| Kodak’s Easyshare Photo Printer 500 brings real Kodak-quality pictures into your home with, or without, a computer. It works with digicam brands other than Kodak. |
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| Sony’s DCR-SR100 Handycam records in high definition to a 30Gb hard disk, eliminating the need for removable storage. Sony says file transfer via USB 2.0 to PC is very quick. |
