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  • Double Feature

    Look! There's a video camcorder inside your digital camera.

    • By Michael J. Mcnamara on December 16, 2008

    Look! There's a video camcorder inside your digital camera.
    If you're shopping for a digital camera, chances are you aren't paying a lot of attention to the digicams' video capabilities. You are, after all, a still shooter. But don't let the megapixels and your obsession with prints keep you from seeing the action- and sound-grabbing power of today's digicams. You'll be surprised at what they can do. Some compact digitals even rival digital video camcorders in image quality.

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  • Leica Digilux 2

    Test: Just Leica Classic

    • By Dan Richards on December 16, 2008

    Go digital for a grand less than an M7
    There's the flawless satin metal finish…silky smooth lens rings…near-inaudible click of the shutter…massive bricklike body…
    Massive bricklike body?? We're sure Leicaphiles everywhere will do a double take (as we did) when they lay their eyes and mitts on this BIG interpretation of the classic Leica rangefinder. And then comes the triple take when they raise the Digilux 2 to eye level, because this is not your Uncle Bertholdt's rangefinder-it's an electronic-viewfinder digicam.

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  • Just Out 06/04

    • By The Popular Photography & Imaging Staff on December 16, 2008

    New gear that has impressed our editors

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  • Just Out

    • By The Popular Photography & Imaging Staff on December 16, 2008

    New gear that has impressed our editors

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  • Working-Glass Heroes: Digital Converter Lenses

    They promise wider and longer shooting at a lunch-pail price. But are they
    any good?

    • By Jason Schneider on December 16, 2008

    They promise wider and longer shooting at a lunch-pail price. But are they any good?
    AN ADD-ON ARSENAL: (Below) Nikon Coolpix 5700 with, from left: adapter ring, 0.8X wide-angle converter, 1.5X teleconverter, and fisheye converter. They're big and fairly pricey ($130-$200), but deliver high image quality.

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  • Kiev 88CBS: Square Deal?

    A Ukrainian 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 SLR for under $725!

    • By Jason Schneider on December 16, 2008

    Download our Kiev 88CBS Test
    -requires Adobe Acrobat Reader

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  • Fujifilm FinePix F700: Six-Pack To Go

    • By Dan Richards on December 16, 2008

    More megapixels. Less wait.
    Back when the Magic Number in digital compacts hit five (as in megapixels), Fuji had a better idea... as in six MP. And while the Fujifilm FinePix F700 ($350 street) looks like a simple point-and-shoot, it surprises you at most every turn by doing things a little bit better.

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  • JASC Paint Shop Pro 8: Jasc of All Trades

    High-powered image editing that cuts costs, not corners

    • By Debbie Grossman on December 16, 2008

    Download our Jasc article
    -requires Adobe Acrobat Reader

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  • Nikon D70 Digital SLR: War Is Declared!

    At $999, Nikon returns fire

    • By Michael J. Mcnamara on December 16, 2008

    The Nikon D70 Digital SLR Hands On review and the D70 Test Results will appear respectively in the May, 2004 and June, 2004 issues of Popular Photography & Imaging Magazine. Because of the importance of this digital camera and the demand for our accurate and thorough test report, both articles are being posted here at the same time the D70 Digital SLR Hands On review appears on the newsstand and is mailed to subscribers.

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  • Digital Lenses: The f stops here

    • By Michael J. Mcnamara on December 16, 2008

    RX FOR DIGITAL SLRs? Some lenses exclusively for digital SLRs: (clockwise from top left) Nikon, Sigma, Olympus, and Canon. All claim higher edge definition at wide- to ultrawide-angles, but do they deliver?

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