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Taken during the Tech Fashion Show segment at the COMEX 2014 IT show at Suntec City Convention Centre.
Now thats what I call a stocking filler. One of my prezzies from Christmas.
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SB-700 on the floor aimed at wall gelled red 50mm 1/2 power
SB-700 directly above in beauty dish 24 1/8th power
SIGMA sd Quattro
SIGMA 18-35mm F1.8 DC HSM | Art
Oceanus is Casio's line of high-end watches sold only in Japan.
One of the primary vectors of miniaturization is in the electronics (vs the Kodak 4800 for example). In this <1 inch thick Casio, all of the electronics fit on a 1.25” square double sided board (marked above).
At this size of camera, the flash capacitor is one of the largest components by volume. The camera is roughly: 40% 3x zoom module, 20% LCD screen, 10% battery, 10% flash+capacitor, 10% electronics and flex circuit, 10% structural plastic and metal with viewfinder.
A Size Comparison of G-Shocks, Upper left is a Waveceptor, upper Right is a Pathfinder.
Casio (From L-R) TOP ROW: Waveceptor WV200A-2AV, G-Shock Mudman G9000-8V (Stormtrooper), ,G-Shock Rescue Red G7900A-4, G-Shock GA-100A-7ADR, G-Shock G-Shock GD-100-1AJF, Pathfinder Triple Sensor PAG40-7
Casio (From L-R) BOTTOM ROW: Casio G-Shock DW5600E-1V, G-Shock G-Lide GLX-5600 (Red), G-Shock DW9052-1V, G-Shock Gulfman G9100-1, G-Shock DW6600C-1V and G-Shock DW6900-1V
This cleaned up wonderfully and sounds unstoppable through autowah+distortion. The only Casiotone that would top this for me is either an MT-60 or MT-45, both of which have the best styling of the early to mid 1980s Casios.