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Reuters – Canon Inc said on Monday its president Tsuneji Uchida would step down and his role would be taken on by chairman and chief executive Fujio Mitarai after the camera and printer maker forecast much weaker-than-expected earnings growth for this year.
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Canon’s president steps down as earnings outlook falters
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Appolicious – For all the effort Apple expends in regulating its iTunes App Store, it seems that questionable, malicious or copyright-infringing apps make it through to consumers a lot more often than one might think. The latest app to appear in the App Store that didn’t belong is a copy of the popular Camera+ app.
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Apple approval process fails to stop fake Camera+ app
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Digital Trends – Announced earlier today, GoPro released details on the launch of the HD Hero2 digital video camera. This camera is the successor to the HD Hero, a 5-megapixel camera that shot 1080p HD video. The HD Hero2 has been bumped up to 11-megapixels and can also shoot at eight or five megapixels to save on memory space. GoPro claims that the camera has an image processor that’s twice as fast at the original HD Hero.
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GoPro launches the HD Hero2 camera
(Digital Trends)
Yahoo! News – You might go to great lengths to get the perfect shot, but the idea of throwing your camera is a cringe-worthy thought for (almost) any photographer. But a clever new invention would have you do just that: meet the panoramic ball …
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Camera ball lets you toss your way to the perfect panorama
(Yahoo! News)
Yahoo! News – You might go to great lengths to get the perfect shot, but the idea of throwing your camera is a cringe-worthy thought for (almost) any photographer. But a clever new invention would have you do just that: meet the panoramic ball …
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Camera ball lets you toss your way to the perfect panorama
(Yahoo! News)
Yahoo! News – Welcome to Just Show Me on Tecca TV, where we show you tips and tricks for getting the most out of the gadgets in your life. In today’s episode we’ll show you how import your camera’s photos to your Mac.
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Just Show Me: How to import photos on your Mac
(Yahoo! News)
Appolicious – I so wanted to love Historypin. As a nerd for historical photos, the idea of being able to see how the world has changed — with the app you can overlay a historic photo over your current location as it’s seen through the camera viewfinder — was intriguing. Earlier this year, I flipped for a similarly conceived app devoted to San Francisco, but my experience with Historypin, for iPhone and iPod touch (The app says it’s compatible with all versions, but I’d think users with camera-equipped Touches would have the best experience) wasn’t as much of a lovefest.
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Historical photos get a digital twist with Historypin iPhone app
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AP – If you’re anything like me, your cellphone and its built-in camera is always on you, while your digital camera gathers dust at home.
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Review: Can a smartphone camera do it all?
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Appolicious – My iPhone is full of photos, but the photo albums on my bookcase haven’t seen a new print since 2007. Oops. Maybe if printing images from my camera were more convenient, I’d snag hard copies of images more often.
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With a few additions, PopBooth Photo Booth should be a hit
(Appolicious)
Appolicious – If you’ve ever wanted to pretend you’re in a Waking Life-style animation haze, Paper Camera will give you a similar feeling through the lens of your camera. Designed for iPhones 3GS and 4, fourth-gen iPod touch and iPad 2, Paper Camera overlays your live video feed with comic and painting effects, allowing you to see the finished image before you snap the photo.
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Turn your surroundings into cartoons with Paper Camera app
(Appolicious)
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