Fresh Free Icon Sets

August 25, 2007

Looking for some cool icons for your next project? or maybe you want to beautify your blog/site with some cool icons.

No worries, SmashingMagazine has compiled a list of some pretty cool icons.
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Let’s take a look at over 20 free, beautiful and fresh icon sets as well as references to further free icon libraries. Some of the sets can be used for free only for private projects, however most of them can also be used in commercial projects. In both cases - before using icon sets please read the license agreement carefully; it can change from time to time.

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Canon Powershot A650 IS

August 21, 2007

Latest - Canon Powershot A650 IS Sample Photos at Canon (added 21 August ’07)

[Official Specs at Canon]

The 12.1 megapixel Canon Powershot A650 IS features a 6x optical zoom, 7.4-44.4mm f/2.8-4.8 (35mm film equivalent: 35-210mm) lens, optical zoom viewfinder, optical image stabilization, face detection, 2.5 inch LCD, and an ISO range from 80 to 1600. The cameras dimensions are (W x H x D) 4.41 x 2.67 x 2.21 in. / 112.1 x 67.8 x 56.2mm and it weighs 10.58 oz. / 300g.

Canon Powershot A650 IS

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Kodak EasyShare EX811 Digital Photo Frames

August 21, 2007

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Digital photo frames have become one of the most popular electronics gifts for teens, parents, and grandparents. Jumping on this trend, Kodak has introduced the Wi-Fi–enabled EasyShare EX811 (9.95 direct), a versatile display that suffers a bit in terms of image quality.

The EX811 has an 8-inch, 16:9 widescreen that can display pictures and video and play MP3s. Measuring 11.2 by 8.3 by 1.5 inches (HWD) and weighing 1.7 pounds, the frame is powered by a 12-volt adapter with a power brick and a conveniently long cord. Manual controls are located on the top of the frame for navigating through photos, accessing the menu, and playing a music slide show. The included remote control can be stowed away in a removable plastic holder on the back.

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Misumi’s MO-R803 The World’s Smallest Camera

August 21, 2007

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Taiwanese electronics corporation Misumi has just released what it claims is the smallest camera ever, a tiny cylinder measuring only 4.4mm in diameter and 15mm in length, capable of 320×240 pixel QVGA capture. Featuring a 1/18” colour CMOS camera chip (the smallest currently available), Misumi’s MO-R803 is a “snake camera” on a bendable wire. It’s available with two different lenses – one with a 55 degree field of vision, the other a wide-angle boasting 105 degrees.Featuring a 1/18” colour CMOS camera chip (the smallest currently available), Misumi’s MO-R803 is a “snake camera” on a bendable wire. It’s available with two different lenses – one with a 55 degree field of vision, the other a wide-angle boasting 105 degrees.

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New Canon PowerShot SX100 10x optical zoom

August 21, 2007

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Canon U.S.A., Inc.  introduced a brand new PowerShot line – the SX series – and the first camera in that line-up, the ultra-zoom PowerShot SX100 IS digital camera. The PowerShot SX100 IS digital camera features a 10x optical zoom, an Optical Image Stabilizer (OIS) and an extended grip, making this light and small shooter capable of capturing magnificent images clearly, even at long range.

In addition to its powerful zoom lens, the PowerShot SX100 IS digital camera is loaded with a full complement of performance and convenient features that camera aficionados have come to expect from Canon – 8.0 megapixel resolution for crisp, vibrant images, a DIGIC III image processor for speed, power and performance, Canon’s Genuine Face Detection Technology (with Face Selector capability), a large 2.5-inch LCD screen for easy image previews and reviews, and much more.

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Casio’s PCP-1000 and PCP-200 photo printers boast plenty of LCD

August 21, 2007

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An LCD on a printer is no uncommon sight these days, but we’ve got to hand it to Casio for totally blowing out the concept. Its new printers, the PCP-1000 and PCP-200, hit 7-inches and 3.5-inches, respectively, with the 7-incher (pictured) running at 480 x 234, while the 3.5-inch keeps things respectable at 240 x 320. Of course, it’s still hard to justify one of these things for editing and reviewing your photos when odds are you’ll have a perfectly good PC sitting a few feet away, but when has that sort of logic stopped us in the past? The PCP-1000 is hitting Japan September 20th for 61,950 yen (7 US), while the PCP-200 will run you lucky folk 50,400 yen (5 US) on September 7th.

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Reader’s Photo: Andromeda Galaxy

August 21, 2007

Frank has sent us amazing photo of Andromeda Galaxy taken with his
Canon EOS 350D and SkyWatcher 80ED telescope.

Andromeda Galaxy
Each dot of light is as star… Are we alone ?

“I shot this photo with the Canon EOS 350D and the SkyWatcher 80ED telescope (instead of Canon lenses). So, I shot 36 photos of the galaxy during 300 seconds in RAW, 800iso. I take too five darks (a photo with the hood of the Canon, it’s to see the hot’s pixels). Then, with the free software IRIS, I added these images and subtract the dark to suppress the hot pixels. That’s all. Before, it was very difficult to take a photo of galaxy, nebula etc. But, now, with the numeric, it’s more easy. With a classic camera and with a small telescope, you can take a lot of astro photography photos.”

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