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I cant see the point of it..
I bought a dig cam today and the lens is fixed at 45.why is this?
thanks.

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Portland, Oregon (PRWEB) October 26, 2011 Camera Bits, Inc. (http://www.camerabits.com), a pioneer in the development of software for professional digital photographers, is previewing the latest editions of its popular photo workflow software, Photo Mechanic 5 and Photo Mechanic Catalog, at PhotoPlus Expo 2011 in New York City from October 27 29. Current and prospective users of the Photo Mechanic software line can expect to see new features that will ultimately make their photo editing experiences even more efficient and effective. Camera Bits will also host in-booth (# 367) demonstrations for Photo Mechanic 5 and Photo Mechanic Catalog. Whether covering a presidential inauguration or the biggest game of the year, professionals rely on Photo Mechanic for their most important photography assignments. The software has become a mainstay for photojournalists seeking a reliable solution to help them efficiently browse, caption and manage batches of digital images. Photo Mechanic is one of the most popular photo-editing tools used by professional photographers around the world, with most news agencies and press photographers standardizing their workflow around the software. Expected to be released publically in early 2012, Photo Mechanic 5 and Photo Mechanic Catalog boost the already lightning-fast browsing capabilities that professional photographers now depend on to process and edit photos in just minutes. The software enables users to quickly compare multiple images and retains all the features that Photo Mechanic users have come to know and rely upon. The new Photo Mechanic Catalog enables rapid photo searches through the Catalog, as well as multi-user capabilities, especially useful for large organizations needing to identify, tag and publish photos on tight deadlines. New features of both versions include: Photo Mechanic 5: New and improved professional look and feel with additional features in the main contact sheet view. Non-modal preview window can be kept open on a second monitor. Thumbnail strips can be either on top or on left. Crops can now be rotated to arbitrary angles to match the horizon, and the crop that is stored is compatible with several other popular applications. Previews can display blown/clipped highlights and underexposed/clipped shadows. Movies can be played internally and frames can be extracted with a crop applied. New and improved Export plug-ins. Ingest can now automatically begin upon flash card mount. Improved speed of browsing and operation by using internal database caches for user command and sort/filtering preferences. Photo Mechanic Catalog: The SQL database backend provides top-notch speed and search flexibility. Search through hundreds of thousands of photos in seconds. Proxles are stored separately from the SQL database files so the catalog size is only practically limited by disk space. The Scanner tool lets you select folders to scan for photos and movies, and also lets you ignore folders that you dont want scanned. Photos and movies that are discovered are added to the catalog. Photos can be added to the catalog during ingest and live ingest. Searches can be as simple as entering a few words, or can be very complex queries based on dates and times, keywords (or their absence), and can be specific to certain IPTC metadata fields. Catalogs can be shared with multiple users on a LAN (Local Area Network). Designed with the capability of world-wide access to support advanced applications such as remote editing. Our team at Camera Bits is always looking for new ways to optimize Photo Mechanic so that professionals can both improve the quality of their work while saving valuable time in the editing process, said Dennis Walker, president & founder of Camera Bits. Weve worked tirelessly to make sure the new features of Photo Mechanic 5 and Photo Mechanic Catalog will help improve the workflow of the many users who have come to rely on our solution over the years. We have been looking forward to sharing the results of our hard work with the public and are preparing for a very exciting sneak-peek at this years PhotoPlus Expo. Throughout PhotoPlus Expo 2011 at the Camera Bits booth #367, Jamie Rose, international photojournalist and Director of Momenta Workshops, whose work has appeared in USA Today, New York Times and Time Magazine, will hold multiple sessions demonstrating the basic and advanced features of Photo Mechanic, providing users with time saving tips in order to fully leverage all the capabilities of the software. Jamies speaking schedule is as follows: Thursday, October 27Intro to Photo Mechanic, 1:15 p.m. & 3:45 p.m.Photo Mechanic for Professionals, 1:45 p.m. & 4:15 p.m. Friday, October 28Intro to Photo Mechanic, 1:15 p.m. & 3:45 p.m.Photo Mechanic for Professionals, 1:45 p.m. & 4:15 p.m. Each year Photo Mechanic allows us to edit hundreds of thousands of images quickly and efficiently, said Tim Rasmussen, Photo Editor of the Pulitzer Prize winning Photography Department of the Denver Post. I put Photo Mechanic to work during the World Series as it allowed me to single handedly edit up to 10,000 images per game coming in from 6 different photographers, while captioning, cropping and transmitting each from a single program. The speed that Photo Mechanic renders previews allows our staff at the Denver Post to move through their photographs extremely fast while saving time for the more important task of shooting images. If you are a member of the media and would like to receive the latest version of Photo Mechanic, please contact Katie Werremeyer at Katie(at)CameraBits(dot)com, or to download a public demo, please visit http:// http://www.camerabits.com/site/downloads.html. About Camera BitsCamera Bits is a pioneering provider of software for professional digital photographers. Technology visionary and president/CEO Dennis Walker founded the company in 1996 with a simple purpose – design powerful, intuitive software that will improve the workflow of the digital photographer. Camera Bits’ industry standard Photo Mechanic is a photo browser and workflow accelerator that to-date is unmatched in its vast capabilities. To learn more about the history of Camera Bits, the technology behind its software, the man behind it all, please visit http://www.camerabits.com or call (503) 547-2800. Contact:Katie WerremeyerCamera Bits, Inc.(503) 547-2800Katie(at)Camerabits(dot)com Share and Enjoy:

Digital cameras and shutter speed lag?

I have a 5 MP camera and there is a lag of about 1 second between pressing the button and the shutter operating.
Useless for action shots.
Would a digital SLR solve this problem, or do i need to invest in a higher MP P&S camera?
Thanks
Hitachi HDC-530e
Tall paul

Camera Bits to Preview Photo Mechanic 5 and Photo Mechanic Catalog at PhotoPlus Expo 2011
Portland, Oregon (PRWEB) October 26, 2011 Camera Bits, Inc. (http://www.camerabits.com), a pioneer in the development of software for professional digital photographers, is previewing the latest editions of its popular photo workflow software, Photo Mechanic 5 and Photo Mechanic Catalog, at PhotoPlus Expo 2011 in New York City from October 27 29. Current and prospective users of the Photo Mechanic software line can expect to see new features that will ultimately make their photo editing experiences even more efficient and effective. Camera Bits will also host in-booth (# 367) demonstrations for Photo Mechanic 5 and Photo Mechanic...
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Hanalei, HI (PRWEB) December 21, 2010

In response to daily questions from visitors and residents about surf, weather and beach conditions on Kauai's North Shore, Coldwell Banker Bali Hai Realty has set up a new HD web camera focusing on a popular surf break at Hanalei Bay. This is the first time an HD web camera has been established on Kauai according to Ryan Wilmot of Kukui IT. The camera streams live on the Internet from http://www.balihai.com/Blog/kauai-hd-webcam/. An HD web camera provides high quality definition transmission and can be viewed on a variety of electronic devices such as cell phones, computers, ipads and televisions. According to avid waterman and Principal Broker, Michael Schmidt, We decided to establish a web camera to provide a 'live' response to calls and emails from Kauai visitors and friends about ocean conditions. Plus we can share this special place with those who love it but who cannot be here right now. While there are web cameras located at resorts in nearby Princeville, this is the first time a web camera has been established specifically to show beach conditions at Hanalei Pier, according to Schmidt.

In addition, Bali Hai Realty has established another web camera in Kilauea with views down the Anini Beach coastline towards Bali Hai (also known as Makana). The HD web cameras were activated in November by Kukui IT of Kapa'a, Kauai. Both cameras run continuously.

Coldwell Banker Bali Hai Realty, established in 1978, manages both vacation rental and real estate operations on the island of Kauai. Located in Hanalei, the firm has a number of long-time employees who surf and stand-up paddle in Hanalei Bay.

Coldwell Banker Bali Hai Realty was founded by current President, John Ferry. First known as Bali Hai Realty, the organization has expanded over the years to its present day operation of 20 full time employees. In 2000, Bali Hai Realty became associated with Coldwell Banker, an international real estate brand. Bali Hai is an active participant in many community organizations and has received numerous awards and distinctions. For more information, 808-826-7244, or go to .

Written by: Margy Parker, 808-651-5394, mp(at)margyparker(dot)com

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