We got our hands on Sanyo’s latest high-definition camcorder that can be used 10 feet (3 metres) underwater for about an hour. Here we talk about its specs, performance and whether or not it’s truly waterproof.

Our good friends at Kodak Canada give us ten simple tips to taking better pictures while on vacation this summer — or, er, anytime of the year.

Yours truly brought the new Olympus E-P1 “Pen” camera to New York City to snap pics in and around Times Square. In this video blog post — from Broadway — I talk about the pros and cons of this unique offering. Pardon the noise, but I think you’ll dig the video review.

You might not know it, but chances are the digital camera you own requires a software update. Huh? How do you update software on a camera, you ask? And why? Read on for the answers.

Built-in software lets photographers remove unsightly blemishes before the image is even recorded to memory.

The Flip just debuted in Canada, joining the likes of Kodak and Sanyo in the growing “pocket camcorder” or “Net camcorder” family — you know, those small Flash memory-based video recorders that let you easily upload to sites like YouTube. Sync has learned Sony is also bringing its Webbie HD Snap camera this month.

We’ve been gushing about Eye-Fi cards here at Sync for a couple of years now — those wireless SD memory cards that can transfer your pics from your camera to your PC or upload them to a fave online site. Today Eye-Fi announced something special for dSLR lovers.

A friend of mine showed me the latest FutureShop flyer, advertising a 4GB SD memory card for $12.99. “A great deal, right?” he asked. “Not bad,” was my response. “But for $4 more you can double your memory to 8GB.”

It’s my birthday today, and so I’m going to use the Sync blog as my pedestal, if I may, to highlight some of my favourite tech toys at this given point in time.

Tight on cash but need a new wireless multifunction printer? We found a great deal for you. Where is it? What model?