Monday, April 11, 2011

I want a toy camera :)

Takashi FX521 Digital Camera, also known as the "digital Holga" is my new craving...




After wanting to have an SLR camera, I found Holga - the best camera for lomography which is a point and shoot camera BUT a very big but, this is much cheaper, yet produces images as same as with SLR photography.

Lomography contains lenses that are clear that makes it much nicer compared to digital cameras. Most Lomo cameras uses film but this Takashi FX521 is produced in digital format that makes it more accessible and handy so you can preview your every capture. Most of the lomo camera are toy cameras, some are waterproof, which has cases and lenses that are plastics, others were of key chain sizes and there are lenses made of jelly. You can notice this toy cameras are multicolored. This would alter the weight, color and dullness of a digital camera not to mention its prices. Lomo cameras contains lenses that enables users to set it to 4 settings: normal, monochromatic, noise, and vivid. But other lomo cameras provides much more settings. Moving on, lomo cameras also enables users to focus the subject which the normal digital camera limits. Furthermore, there are still many lomo cameras in the market the contains advanced settings to provide quality professional images.

Can you just image how powerful this toy cameras are...? and i am looking forward to have one ;)



Package includes:
  • Takashi FX521 Digital Camera, USB Cable, AV Cable, Pouch, Strap, CD and User Manual

Specification:

  • Image Sensor: 5.0 Megapixels CMOS
  • LCD Display: 2.4” TFT LCD Display
  • Focus Range: Mountain - 150cm ~ infinity, Macro - 20 ~ 40cm
  • Zoom: 4x Digital Zoom
  • Focal Length: f =7.0mm (42.53mm equivalent to 35mm camera)
  • Aperture: F/3.0
  • Color Mode: Normal, B/W, Sepia, Negative, Red, Green, Blue
  • Resolution (Image): 4000x3000, 2592x1944, 2048x1536, 1024x768, 640x480
  • Resolution (Movie): 640x480 (VGA)
  • Dimension: 110(W) x 66(H) x 48(D) mm

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