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BenQ E1050
Ilse Jurriën : September 22th 2008 - 09:56 CET
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 10 Megapixel BenQ E1050 digital camera : BenQ announces the launch of its latest 10-megapixel digital camera, E1050. It boasts a large 3-inch LCD screen, 3x optical zoom, and ISO 3200 with a suite of intelligent features, such as Web Sharing mode, AF assist lamp, and users can take 16:9 high-definition images. With these capabilities, the stylish BenQ E1050 digital camera takes sharper, clearer, brighter pictures and videos, easily capturing every beautiful and joyful moment in your life! With a 10-megapixel sensor, BenQ E1050 snapshoots a wealth of details that gives users the ability to enlarge and crop their photographs at will.
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10 Megapixel BenQ E1050 digital camera
With the BenQ E1050 users have no longer to compromise on their personalized photographs’ vividity and sharpness. Users can also get closer to their subjects than before with the camera’s 3x optical zoom. Its compact design with a thickness of only 16.8mm and the stainless steel casing (available in metallic gray color) fits today’s sophisticated, fashion-conscious users' chic and elegant tastes.
Web sharing mode on the BenQ E1050
As more and more users share their digital multimedia content with friends or families over online platforms, BenQ E1050’s web sharing mode allows users to film precious moments directly in a video size of 640x480, at 30fps for up to 10 minutes or 100MB. This video file size is optimized for most web sharing sites and saves users the time-consuming process of adjusting video files’ format or size.
BenQ E1050 digital camera features
BenQ strives to give users best photograph quality whenever and wherever, even when the photograph is taken in tricky, low light conditions. With the AF assist lamp and a high ISO 3200, BenQ E1050 enables users to take pictures in dim lighting without the need for artificial flash and the pictures will still look vivid and natural. Additionally, BenQ E1050 comes with in-camera “Red-Eye Remover” function where users can now remove unsightly "glowing eyes" during playback. The camera’s 32 shooting modes range from standard auto and video to more customized settings such as "Museum," "Party," "Beach" and "Fireworks". These fulfill the various demands of consumers' modern lifestyles.
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