Jonesing for a brand-new point and fire prior to the holiday mangle? Don’t go lookin’ for BenQ’s newest unless you’re camped in Asia, as this orange pleasure won’t strike other nations until the first of 2011. Sporting a 14 megapixel sensor, the metallic surrounding and the seemingly strong doing of visual picture stabilization technology, the S1420 also touts a 26mm wide-angle lens, a 5x visual zoomer and ingrained HDR II technology which tosses a small pizazz upon tip of your differently ho hum photograph. There’s additionally the superficial knowledge of “creative shooting modes” which you may or may not ever touch, yet a 720p film mode as well as ISO range that reaches to 6,400 should both infer utterly utilitarian. There’s nary a word spoken on pricing, but something tells us it’ll be situated median between mud cheap as well as perfectly affordable. Show full PR textBenQ’s New S1420 O.I.S. Camera – The Most Powerful Technology for Anti-Shake

TAIPEI, TAIWAN, December 6, 2010 – BenQ announced the expansion of the S-series digital camera lineup currently with the 14 Megapixels S1420 digital camera. Stylishly encased in the colorful orange-coloured metallic surrounding, a S1420 is designed for those who aspire to tall picture quality whilst additionally values compress as well as mobility of their cold camera.

The O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilizer) feature on S1420 prevents fuzz on shots as well as it is a most absolute technology for anti-shake. This extraordinary feature functions automatically and compensates for unintended camera movements or slow shiver speeds to broach crisply rendered, sharp and crystal clear images that without might hurt an differently perfect shot.

S1420 is the preferred camera companion with a flawless multiple of the 26mm wide-angle lens with 5x optical wizz. The wide-angle lens give allows expanded margin of perspective indispensable for group shots, ensuring everybody is in support even in a close-up shot while a powerful zoom creates it probable to constraint detailed photos even when a subjects have been of a stretch.

BenQ’s HDR II picture enhancement technology is the enchanting feature which lets users get good shots of high-contrast scenes that have been usually so difficult to sketch well. HDR II depicts a scenes in the sketch exactly how it is seen by a eye, with all the sum in both dim and bright areas total. Furthermore, HDR II allows previews on a bright 3.0″ LCD with HDR applied, so users know just what kind of shots they will be receiving.

BenQ’s S1420 comes bundled with the full range of beautiful shooting modes which includes “LOMO”, “Fisheye” and “Color accent”. The “LOMO” adds effects like dark-corners, off-kilter bearing, and over-saturated colors to snapshots branch the photographs into gallery-worthy artworks. Apply the “Fisheye Lens” to get the wide-angle hemispherical view of a detailed subjects, adding the brand-new source of fun and intriguing beautiful possibilities to photos. The “Color accent” effect allows users to keep a single selected tone in a photo whilst having the rest converted into black as well as white, heightening the ambiance as well as imbuing a photographs with mood and personality.

When even the great sketch cannot capture a movement desired, S1420’s 720p HD movie recording capability comes into play, permitting users to jot down the actions in crisply minute, shining as well as vivid HD videos. The highlights of one’s holdup can now be preserved in big, pleasing movies.

S1420’s rarely sensitive sensor can take realistic-looking, detailed photographs in the low light stage. An ISO 6400 exposure index ensures that photographs in a dance-club or the regretful candle-lit grill are not compromised.

BenQ’s vibrant orange-coloured S1420 will be accessible in China and Asia Pacific in December, Latin America as well as Europe in January 2011. For more information, gratefully revisit www.BenQ.com

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