Showing posts with label Digital Camera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digital Camera. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Camera Size: Compare the size of digital cameras

Thinking of buying a digital camera for your next vacation? Here is a online service that will help you easily view the different sizes of cameras. While many tools exist to compare technical characteristics, Camera Size lets you know the size of each camera.
camera size comparison openhow

Camera Size is a user-friendly web application that displays the exact dimensions of digital cameras to better compare. Operation is easy, just choose the two cameras that you want to compare from the drop-down list, and you�ll get the photo and the size of each camera.
sidebar camera size openhow

The menu on the left sidebar allows you to choose the orientation of the camera (on supported models). You can rotate the camera left, right, top, front or back.

At the right side you can see an image of a regular AA Battery, which gives you an option to visualize the size of the camera. If that�s not enough, you can initialize a helper image of an average human male hand by clicking on the �Show hand�. You can drag this image around and position it under each camera and better visualize the size of the camera.

camera size comparison tool.

Saturday, November 30, 2013

How to Find your Lost or Stolen Camera with Camera Trace

Find your Lost or Stolen Camera
A picture contains much more information than you might think. In its properties, EXIF tab includes a wealth of information: the settings of the camera during shooting, capture date, ISO, � And especially the serial number of the device. This last information allows Camera Trace locate the lost or stolen camera. If a photo taken with your device surfaced in the database, you will be notified by mail. Camera Trace also proposes to make the necessary arrangements with the police if necessary.

Today, Camera Trace recorded more than 11 million devices and over 300 different models of cameras and scans photos on popular photo sharing sites (like Flickr and 500px) and extracts the serial numbers from them if available.
Camera Trace is a useful tool to find your lost/stolen camera, however, the service is not free, you have to pay 10$ to register the serial number of your device in the database of Camera Trace.

Find your missing camera with Camera Trace.