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Hyland Seeks Servicing Benefit from Post-Closing Automation
Hyland Software does a lot more than just help lenders scan documents into computers, company executives told MSN last week.
Today, Hyland puts its focus on enterprise content management. And the company's key product, the OnBase software suite, is designed to help lenders manage data and documents from a variety of sources and formats.
The goal is to help lenders not only originate loans more efficiently, but also board them onto servicing systems and conduct quality control reviews with greater automation of those processes.
Jason King, director of the financial services group at Hyland, said that enterprise content management - ECM in technology circles - will help lenders better integrate loan servicing with their loan origination channels. For one thing, ECM can allow text-based data from a servicing system to be stored and indexed for easy retrieval.
"Ten years ago we were purely known as an imaging company," Mr. King said. "Now it's more business process-centric."
As such, Hyland is stepping up its emphasis on the post-loan-closing aspect of the OnBase product suite.
At the end of the loan process, Hyland's software helps lenders audit each page of the loan package before the loan is shopped off to the secondary market. The entire package is checked for data accuracy and compliance with investor requirements.
In the past, a lender's staff typically performed the audits manually using a checklist. The process often took around 45 minutes per loan file, Mr. King said.
OnBase allows the loan package to be scanned, stored and indexed before it gets to the person performing the audit function, so it can be presented in an interface with an electronic checklist. That allows the audit to be completed in five to 10 minutes, Mr. King said.
And since imaged documents and forms are being moved around rather than hard copies, workflow can proceed more smoothly.
"It translates into doing more loans more quickly with fewer people."
That's the approach Hyland has taken in developing the OnBase suite. The software development was driven by the principle that lenders need ECM to facilitate better throughput.
"How do you enable and facilitate better throughput to use solutions? We can put some intelligence behind the solution."
OnBase can be licensed for in-house installation or it can be provided as a Software as a Service feature, meaning that Hyland hosts the product on its servicers and clients access OnBase electronically.
"In the last two years we've seen people more readily adopting the Software as a Service model," Mr. King said.
Typically, he said, mortgage lenders call with a "pain point" in their business that they think can be fixed with ECM. Hyland seeks to find ways that OnBase can help.
In today's market, Mr. King said that lenders don't want systems that require special program to be integrated with their existing loan origination and servicing technology. That puts more pressure on companies like Hyland to make sure they have readymade integration to existing systems.
Mr. King also said that acceptance of electronic documents as a loan document of record has increased.
David Vege, Hyland's marketing director, said the OnBase suite has been developed entirely internally by the company.
"We've never gone out and acquired any other technology. OnBase is completely natively developed, which is kind of unique." (c) 2007 Mortgage Servicing News and SourceMedia, Inc. All Rights Reserved. http://www.mortgageservicingnews.com http://www.sourcemedia.com
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- The Company was Incorporated on 25th August, at Gwalior. The
Company Manufacture viscose staple fibre, carbon-di-sulphide,
sulphuric acid, sodium sulphate, rayon and cotton fabrics, rayon
grade pulp, paper, etc. The company also owns an engineering
- 1,50,000 Right Pref. shares issued at par in prop. 3:1,
24,50,000 Right Equity shares issued at par in prop. 49:1.
- 1,33,000 Right equity share of 1951 subscribed. In October,
10 lakh Rights equity shares issued at par (Prop. 5:6 Equity or
- In September 1955, 4,57,000 Right Equity shares issued at par
(Prop. 1:2.50 equity and/or Pref.)
- 50,000 Pref. shares issued at par in propn. 1:50 (Only 765
shares taken up).
- The Company purchased a cotton textile mill at Bhiwani
(Punjab) with an installed capacity of 18,000 spindles and 286
looms and named it as Bhiwani Textile Mills.
- The Company applied to Government for permission to establish
a polynosic fibre unit in Harihar (Karnataka) with a production
capacity of 100 tonnes per day.
- In December, 5,00,000 bonus equity shares issued in propn.
- In August 2,00,000 - 9.3% Pref. shares offered to public. In
August 1970, 11,00,000 bonus equity shares issued in propn. 1:5.
- 765 'B' Pref. and 1725 'A' Pref. shares redeemed on 31.3.1972.
- The Company received a letter of intent for setting up a
polynosic fibre unit at Harihar (Karnataka) with a production
capacity of 100 TPD.
- The Company revalued the machinery and equipment of its staple
fibre and pulp units. The Company again revalued the major
items of plant and machinery installed in its staple fibre and
pulp division as on 1st April, 1980. The value of the assets of
the Company's caustic soda plant and new power plants situated
at Birlanagram, Nagda were revalued as on 1st April, 1985.
- 39,60,000 Bonus equity shares were issued in prop. 3:5.
- 52,80,000 Bonus Equity shares issued in the prop. 1:2.
- The Company participated in a joint venture project in Bihar
for the manufacture of 33,000 tonnes of caustic soda per annum.
For this purpose, a new Company under the name and style Bihar
Caustic & Chemicals, Ltd. was formed.
- 20,00,000 No. of Equity Shares issued (Prem. Rs 25 per share)
1,00,000 shares reserved and allotted to employees; 3,64,918
shares allotted as Rights to shareholders who were individuals
in prop. 3:25 and 15,35,082 shares offered to public.
- The Company joined as co-promoter with Tamil Nadu Industrial
Development Corporation, Ltd. for setting up an aluminium
fluoride manufacturing plant in Ramnad, a backward district in
Tamil Nadu. For this purpose, a new company under the name and
style Tamil Nadu Fluorine & Allied Chemicals, Ltd. was
- The Company entered into a collaboration agreement with the
State Industrial and investment Corporation of Maharashtra
(SICOM) for setting up a gas-based sponge iron project with a
capacity of 4 lakh tonnes per annum.
- The Company issued 18,75,000-13 1/2% convertible bonds of the
face value of Rs 160 each for an aggregate amount of Rs 30
crores. Rs. 40 out of each bond is convertible into 2 equity
shares of Rs 10 each at a premium of Rs 10 per share on 1st
April 1983. The balance of Rs 120 per bond will be repayable at
par in 5 equal annual instalments commencing from the 8th year
from the date of allotment.
- The Company received a letter of intent for the manufacture of
stable bleaching powder with an annual capacity of 10,000 tonnes
to be implemented in two phases of 5,000 tonnes per annum each.
- A collaboration agreement was entered into with LVD Company
N.V., Belgium for the manufacture of sophisticated balers for
the man-made fibre industry.
- The Company joined as one of the co-promoters in Indo-Gulf
Fertilisers and Chemicals Corporation, Ltd. (INDOGULF), which
set up a project for the manufacture of 1,350 tonnes per day of
ammonia and 2,200 tonnes per day of urea at Jagdishpur, Uttar
- The Company entered into collaboration agreement with Nevmag
of W. Germany for the manufacture of a wide range of equipments
from spinning down to cutter for polyester, polyamide,
polypropylene and acryulic fibre machineries. The Company also
explored the possibilities for entering into collaboration for
the manufacture of specialised equipment for petrochemical and
other chemical industries.
- Stable bleaching powder (SBP) was marketed under the brand
name 'Vikram SBP' and a beginning was also made in the exports
- The name of the Company was changed from Gwalior Rayond Silk
Mfg. (Wvg.) Co., Ltd. to the present one with effect from 22nd
- The plant continued to remain closed. The strike by workmen
since 7th July, 1985 was called off consequent to a conciliation
agreement arrived at on 27th October, 1988 and resumed
production on 29th June, 1989.
- A letter of Intent was received to install 5,000 worsted
spindles at Malanpur in Bhind District, a backward A class area.
The licensed capacity of caustic soda plant was re-endorsed at
90,000 tonnes per annum.
- The Company proposed to participate in the Mangalore Refinery
and Petrochemicals Ltd., a joint venture formed by Indian Rayon
& Industries Ltd., Hindustan Petroleum Corporation, Ltd. to the
extent of 12% in the equity capital of the Company. This joint
venture was to have a capacity of 3 million tonnes per annum a
petrochemical complex to produce a minimum of 2,50,000 tonnes
per annum of ethylene.
- A letter of intent was received to set up a gas-based sponge
iron project with an installed capacity of 6 lakh tonnes per
annum in the Raigad District of Maharashtra.
- Approval from Government was received for setting up a project
for the manufacture of colour T.V. glass shells in foreign
technical collaboration with the Asahi Glass Company, Ltd.,
- Kerala Spinners, Ltd., Gwalior Properties & Estates Ltd.
(GPEL) and Seshasayee Properties Ltd. (SPL) are the subsidiaries
of the Company. During the year, Turquoise Investments &
Finance Ltd. and Trapti Trading & Investments Ltd. became
subsidiaries of GPEL and SPL respectively.
- The Company allotted 60,00,000 - 14% non-convertible secured
debentures (VI series) of Rs 100 each. These debentures are
redeemable at a premium of 5% of face value in three annual
instalments commencing from 8.12.1994.
- The Engineering Division entered into a technical agreement
with Thai Acrylic Fibres, Ltd. for providing technical know-how.
M/s. Andhra Pradesh Rayons entered into a technical
collaboration agreement with the Company for the supply of 45
tonne/day viscose staple fibre plant on a turnkey basis valued
at Rs 38 crores.
- The Company introduced successfully during the year Grasim
'MASTERWEAR' readymade shirts and trousers.
- Steps were initiated to set up the poly aluminium chloride and
the chlorosulphonic acid projects. The Poly Aluminium Chloride
(PAC) project was commissioned in the 3rd quarter of 1990. The
Commissioning of the Chlorosulphoric Acid project was delayed
because of a strike in the supplier's plant which resulted in
the delayed delivery of plant and machinery.
- It was proposed to set up a hydrogen peroxide project with an
installed capacity of 6,000 tonnes per annum at Nagda in
collaboration with a renowned company of U.S.A.
- During December, the Company offered 92,85,714 - 12.5% secured
redeemable partly convertible debentures of Rs 70 each for cash
at par of which the following were reserved for allotment on a
preferential basis:
- (i) 71,42,857 debentures to the equity shareholders of the
Company in the proportion 7 deb: 40 equity shares and
- (ii) 4,64,286 debentures to employees (including Indian
working directors)/workers of the Company on an equitable basis.
The remaining 16,78,571 debentures along with the unsubscribed
portion, if any, from the preferential quota were to be offered
to the public. Additional 13,92,857 debentures allotted to
retain oversubscription.
- The convertible portion of Rs 35 out of the face value of each
debenture was converted into one equity share of Rs 10 each at a
premium of Rs 25 per share on 31st March, 1989. The
non-convertible portion of Rs 35 out of each debenture was to be
redeemed at par in three annual instalments of Rs 10, Rs 10 and
Rs 15 on the expiry of 7th, 8th and 9th years respectively from
the date of allotment of debentures.
- The cotton textile mill unit's working was affected by
protracted labour unrest and strike by workmen.
- The Company issued 115,00,000-14% secured redeemable
non-convertible debentures of Rs 100/- each (VIIth Series) on
rights basis to resident Indian equity shareholders, in the
ratio of 245 debentures for every 1000 equity shares held.
Additional 15,74,982 debentures were allotted to retain over
subscription. As per the terms, the entire amount of Rs 100/-
will be redeemed in three equal annual instalments beginning at
the end of 6th year from the allotment date with a premium of Rs
5/- per debenture.
- During September, the Company issued 1,04,16,666-12.5% secured
redeemable partly convertible debentures (IInd Series) of Rs
120/- each to the existing equity shareholders in the ratio of
21 debentures for every 100 equity share held. All were taken
up. Additional 15,62,500 debentures issued to retain
oversubscription. 5,20,834 debentures were also offered to
employees/workers of the Company but only 61,940 debentures were
taken up. The balance of 4,58,894 debentures were allowed to
- As per the term of issue, Rs 60 of each debenture was
converted into one equity share of Rs 10 each at a premium of Rs
50 per share at the end of six months from the allotment date,
i.e. on 1.6.1990. The balance Rs 60/- of each debenture was to
be redeemed at par in three equal annual instalments of Rs 20/-
each at the end of 7th, 8th and 9th years from the allotment
date. This issue was made to part finance the sponge iron
- The Company received two letters of intent for setting up new
green field site portland cement plants each having an annual
capacity of one million tonnes-one in Baloda Bazar, Dist. Raipur
(M.P.) and the other at Shambhupura, Dist. Chittorgarh
- The Company issued 1,30,00,000-14% secured redeemable
non-convertible debentures of Rs 100/- each (IXth Series) and
25,00,000-14% secured redeemable non-convertible debentures of
Rs. 100/- each (VIIIth Series) to finance new cement plant at
Raipur (M.P.).
- The Engineering division undertook to manufacture equipments
for dairy and sponge iron plants. It also manufactured and
supplied the state of the art technology lift-box design baling
press with autorotation and auto-bale weighing device. It also
explored the possibility of supplying know-how and consultancy
services along with plant and machinery to existing and
potential manufacturers of rayon - both fibre and filament, in
- The working of the mill was affected to some extent by labour
problem leading to a forced lock-out in the spinning section
since February 17th, 1992 and resumed to work with effect from
10th October.
- The Company issued and allotted 15,00,000-14% non-convertible
debentures (XI Series) of Rs 100 each. These are redeemable in
three instalments commencing from 26th March, 1997. The Company
issued and allotted 155,00,000-18% non-convertible debentures of
Rs 100 each (X Series) redeemable in three annual instalments
Commencing from 18th October, 1997.
- An aggregate of 6,933,745 GDS were offered at an initial price
of US $12.98 per GDS by managers concurrently to (i) qualified
institutional buyers (UIBs) in the USA and (ii) persons in
offshore transactions.
- The Company proposed to issue Euro equity to the tune of UA
$100 million to investors abroad. The Company proposed to issue
another Euro equity to the tune of US $125 million.
- The cotton textile mill unit undertook to set up a new unit
'Elegant Spinners' with 14,000 spindles.
- The Company issued the following debentures on private
placement basis: (i) 160,00,000-16.5% (xiii Series) redeemable
in 3 instalments commencing from 11.7.2000, (ii) 70,00,000-15%
debentures redeemable in 3 annual instalments commencing from
- A new range of fabric under the brand name ADONIS was
- Birla Capital International AMC Ltd. an asset management
Company was set up as a joint venture with Capital Group
International Inc., a major US based investment management
organisation. The Unit launched Birla Advantage Fund in
- The Company undertook to set up joint venture power projects
to be set up in U.P. & M.P. These are to be set up in
Collaboration with Powergen Plc., U.K. for Rosa power project of
1000 MW and Bina Power project of 1000 MW detailed techno
economic study was undertaken.
- The Company undertook to set up a joint venture, Alexandria
Carbon Black Co., in Egypt to produce 20,000 tpa of Carbon black
at full capacity with an equity participation of an approximate
value of US $ 2.25 million, i.e. Rs 7.10 crores representing 15%
of the total equity capital.
- A new synthetic denim with an universal blend of polyster,
viscose, cotton was launched under the brand name SUMO.
- The Cotton textile division launched a novel denim brand
'Jusilk' using a blend of polyester and jute, along with a
unique water repellent denim.
- In order to establish its own viscose fibre spinning
facilities the Company entered into a leave and licence
agreement with Eastern Spinning Mills & Industries, Ltd.,
Calcutta for running its spinning unit for a period of 3 years
from 27th July, 1984. This spinning unit had an installed
capacity of about 25,000 spindles.
- A new division, Vikram Premium RMC was formed for production
of Ready Mixed Concrete. The Company applied for an industrial
licence to set up a gas-based fertiliser plant for the
manufacture of 4.5 lakh tonnes of ammonia and 7.5 lakh tonnes of
urea per annum in U.P.
- The flagship company of the Aditya Birla group, Grasim is
setting up yet another plant to manufacture rayon grade pulp.
- Grasim Industries Ltd., a flagship company of the Aditya Birla
Group, has reached final stages of negotiation with the
Rajasthan Government for setting up 200 TPD rayon grade pulp
plant at Amarpura, about 100 km from Bikaner.
- Grasim Industries Ltd., has signed an agreement with National
Securities Depository Ltd., (NSDL) and MCS Ltd. to dematerialise
its shares. Grasim has its in-house share department.
- The company is setting up a new plant in Pondicherry for the
production of radial tyres.
- Grasim Industries Limited (GIL) has claimed to have developed
a synthetic suiting for the first time in the country.
- Vikram Ispat, a unit of Grasim Industries and a part of the
Aditya Birla group, has bagged Maharashtra Government's export
award for highest export of hot briquetted iron (HBI) which is
an integral ingredient of the steel sector.
- Shareholders of Indian Rayon Ltd. will get three shares of
Grasim Ltd. for every ten shares held, as a part of the cement
business restructuring by the A.V. Birla group.
- Vikram Cement, a unit of Grasim Industries, Mandasaur has won
the IMC's Ramakrishna Bajaj National Quality Award Trophy, and
Hindustan Lever's unit at Chindwara has bagged its certificate
of merit for 1998.
- Grasim Industries Ltd. has suspended production at its pulp
and staple fibre units located at Mavoor, Kerala for want of raw
- Grasim Industries Ltd, the Aditya Birla group company, has
launched market-seeding for its new micro grade viscose staple
fibre - Grasi Soft.
- Grasim Industries Ltd. proposes to merge its wholly owned
subsidiary Dharani Cements Ltd. with the company.
- The Company has hived off the Software Division, called Birla
Consultancy and Software Services into a separate subsidiary.
- The Company has launched Kool Wool, a polyester viscose
blended suiting fabric, under the Graviera Suiting umbrella
- The Textiles division of Grasim Industries Ltd. has introduced
a trouser fabric, Aquasoft.
- Dharani Cements Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of the
company, has been amalgamated with the Company under the Scheme
of Arrangement in terms of section 391/394 of the Companies Act
1956 effective from 1st November, 2000.
- The Company has transferred its Software Division to its
wholly owned subsidiary company Birla Technologies Limited,
effective 1st February.
- Birla Technologies ceases to be subsidiary of Grasim Industries
-Grasim, Pantaloon in technical tie up to manfacture Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF)
-Grasim, L&T set up joint task force for logistics, promotion and procurement of raw materials
-Acquires additional 2.84% stake of L&T, increases the stake to 12.89%
-Stops production at Staple Fibre Plant located at Nagda due to water shortage
-Restarts production at Staple Fibre Plant located at Nagda
- Grasim Industries hikes its holding further in Larsen & Toubro (L&T) which stands at 13 per cent as on June 30
-Approves sale of equity shares in Mangalore Refineries to ONGC
-Mops up Rs 50cr through inverse floater
-Acquires 1.26 lac shares of Larsen & Toubro, takes its stake to 14.15%
-Increases its stake in L&T to 15.15 per cent
-SEBI asks Grasim to put on hold L&T open offer
-Sends legal notice, challenging Larsen & Toubro's attempt to demerge the cement business into a separate company
-Puts forward alternate proposal for L&T cement demerger
-Agrees to pay Rs 130 per share for acquiring the cement company formed by splitting engineering and construction major Larsen & Toubro
-Acquires L&T's cement business
-SEBI clears the hurdle, allows Grasim to make open offer for L&T
-Enhances L&T open offer size by 10.49 lakh shares
-Delists from Bangalore Stock Exchange
-Grasim's open offer for L&T pie fetches poor response, grabs only 2% through open offer
-Grasim mops-up $50-ml loan from SBI
-Revises open offer price for L&T cement division to Rs 170 per share from Rs 130 per share
-Resumes operations at Nagda plant
-Divests its holding in Indo Gulf Fertilisers Ltd (IGFL), holding in the company comes down from 12.6% to nil
- Re issuance of GDR
-Appointed Shri Y P Gupta as an Additional Director.
-Delisted the shares of the Company from its Stock Exchange.
-Shri Shailendra K Jain has been reappointed as the Whole Time Director of the Company for a period of 3 years wef December 1, 2003.
-Acquires majority stake in Ultra Tech CemCo Ltd (Ultra Tech), the demerged Cement business of L&T
-AV Birla Group flagship Grasim Industries' textile and apparel unit has launched 'Venetia' range of fabric, with the promise of delivering international class suite-length at an 'affordable' Rs 5,000
-Grasim Industries signs an agreement with ST Telemedia & TM International to acquire stake in Idea Cellular
-Delist from the Madhya Pradesh Stock Exchange (MSE), with effect from December 13, 2004
- Grasim Industries Ltd has informed that the Board of Directors of the Company at its meeting held on October 23, 2008, has appointed Shri. A K Dasgupta as an Additional Director of the Company.


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Panasonic Lumix SZ8 review
The Panasonic Lumix SZ8 is a point-and-shoot compact with a 12x stabilised zoom. Released in January 2014 it represent's Panasonic's entry-level super-zoom with the newer SZ10 above it, and the various TZ / ZS models above that.
The SZ8 may now be the entry-level option, but along with a 12x optical zoom, has a 16 Megapixel CCD sensor, a 3 inch 460 dot LCD screen and Wifi which can be used to remotely control the camera as well as share photos to your phone and the Web.
If you're looking for an extended zoom range in a compact body at an affordable price, the Lumix SZ8 could well be the answer. Which is why I've compared it here with two models costing significantly more, the Canon IXUS 265 HS / ELPH 340 HS and Sony Cyber-shot WX350. Read my full review to discover whether the SZ8 is a more affordable, but equally capable, alternative or if the lower price tag involves making a few compromises.
Lumix SZ8 design and controls
The Lumix SZ8 looks a little dated, but while it might lack the class of the IXUS 265 HS / ELPH 340 HS, it shares similar weight and dimensions; it's not quite so pocketable, though, as the lens bezel protrudes from the front plate by around 5mm - a snaggable surface which makes it a little more tricky to extricate from a tight pocket. Despite its longer 20x zoom the Cyber-shot WX350 is both smaller and lighter, but none of these compacts is going to be too much trouble in a jacket or even jeans pocket.
The front of the Lumix SZ8 is its best side with clean lines unbroken only by the lens, flash and AF illuminator. The top panel is also clean and simple with the shutter release and zoom collar flanked by small flush on/off button on its left and the movie record button on the right.
The rear panel control layout is typically Panasonic with small silver coloured buttons surrounding a four-way controller. Two above it select the mode and activate Wifi; two below are for playback and the Quick menu. In a reversal of the way it works on Canon compacts, the Full menu button is at the centre of the four-way controller.
The 3 inch LCD screen has a 460k dot resolution but on first viewing my concern wasn't with the level of detail, which is fine, but the brightness, which isn't; dimness would be a more apt description for the view, which you have to make an effort with indoors, let alone in bright sunlight.
Thankfully, the screen brightness can be adjusted and it's the first thing any new SZ8 owner should do. Presumably to extend the battery life, the default mode for the Lumix SZ8's screen is Monitor Luminance off. There are three other modes; Power Monitor makes the screen about twice as bright and also increases the contrast, it's labelled 'brighter and improved visibility outdoors', but I'd be tempted to use this as the default setting were it not for the battery life implications. Fortunately there's also an Auto Power Monitor setting which adjusts the brightness according to the ambient lighting conditions. This actually works pretty well, providing a much better viewing experience in all conditions without putting too much extra pressure on the battery.
Auto Power monitor is the default setting on other Lumix compacts I've reviewed and I can't for the life of me understand why Panasonic has hobbled the SZ8 in this way. Sure it's easy enough to change, but I wonder how many SZ8 owners will stuggle onwards, literally in the dark, not realising that the path to a brighter future is only a few short steps away in the Setup or Q. menu.
There's one other position on the Monitor Luminance menu that's worth knowing about; High angle really ramps up the brightness so that you get a better view with the SZ8 held at arms length above your head. The viewing angle of the SZ8 is generally pretty good, both horizontally and vertically, but this gives you a bit of extra room for maneuvre when getting those all important event shots from the crowd. Note the latest SZ10 features a smaller 2.7in screen, but it can now flip up by 180 degrees to face the subject for selfies.
The Lumix SZ8 has a built-in flash that's sensibly positioned on the the right side of the front panel just below and to the left of the shutter release. There's no danger of dangling your finger over it like there is with the IXUS 265 HS / ELPH 340 HS.
The flash has a maximum range of 5.2 metres at the maximum wide angle position of the lens which looks to be a little more powerful than either the WX350 or the IXUS 265 HS / ELPH 340 HS, which quote 4.3m and 4m respectively. In the absence of ISO information (though these figures are usually provided for 1600 ISO) is difficult to make an accurate comparison, but the SZ8's flash does provide good illumination for reasonably close subjects and fill-in. It has Auto, Auto Red-eye and Forced on modes. None of these models has a hot shoe, but the IXUS 265 HS / ELPH 340 HS is compatible with Canon's HF-DC2 external flash.
On the right side of the camera body behind a small door you'll find the combined USB / A/V out / Charging port. The battery is charged in the camera using the supplied charger and USB cable which plugs into this port. The good news is that it's a standard port, and the cable and charger are separate, so you can easily charge the SZ8 from a laptop or other suitable power source.
The Lumix SZ8's combined battery and card compartment lies behind a sprung door in the base. The BCL-7E battery provides enough power for 200 shots; that's ten more than the IXUS 265 HS / ELPH 340 HS, but there are two things to note about that. The first is, I suspect that figure is arrived at with the screen in the default 'dim' mode, or Monitor Luminance off as Panasonic calls it it. Secondly, the IXUS 265 HS / ELPH 350 HS can extend its battery life to 290 shots in ECO mode which dims the screen then turns it off after a short period of inactivity, a much smarter solution than permanently dimming the screen on the SZ8.
Lumix SZ8 lens and stabilisation
The Lumix SZ8 has a 12x optical zoom with an equivalent range of 24-288mm. That's a millimetre wider than the IXUS 265 HS / ELPH 340 HS and WX350, but makes a very marginal difference to the angle of view. At the other end of the scale it tops out at an equivalent 288mm, which sounds like more of a gap compared with the 300mm IXUS 265 HS / ELPH 340 HS, but is also a small difference in terms of coverage. Of course, both the Lumix SZ8 and IXUS 265 HS / ELPH 340 HS fall well short of the WX350's 500mm equivalent telephoto. A picture provides a more useful comparison than the numbers so in addition to my usual wide and and telephoto coverage examples the table below shows the maximum zoom range of the Lumix SZ8 and the Cyber-shot WX350.
Like both the Cyber-shot WX350 and the IXUS 265 HS / ELPH 340 HS, the Lumix SZ8 is equipped with optical image stabilisation which moves the lens elements to compensate for camera movement and avoid camera shake at slow shutter speeds. The stabiliser has two positions, Off and On, it isn't intelligent like Canon's Intelligent IS on the IXUS 265 HS / ELPH 340 HS, but it does operate in five axes, meaning it corrects for roll, pitch, and yaw movements as well as vertical and horizontal ones.
So I was very interested just to see just how well the five-axis O.I.S. stabilisation on the Lumix SZ8 performed. To test it, I took a series of shots in fading light at progressively slower shutter speeds first with O.I.S. turned off and then with it on in continuous mode. As you can see from the crops below the Lumix SZ8 can be hand-held at speeds down to 1/15, though I was abe to get an occassional clean shot at 1/8th. That equates to a consistent four stops of stabilisation, an impressive performance which is on a par with the IXUS 265 HS / ELPH 340 HS.
Lumix SZ8 shooting modes
Intelligent Auto mode on the Lumix SZ8 uses scene detection to help to get the exposure right for specific scene types. Scene detection recognises several scene types and selects the Portrait, Scenery, Macro, Night Portrait, Night Scenery, or Sunset presets where appropriate, otherwise, it uses the standard auto exposure settings. Intelligent Auto also employs Intelligent ISO which detects motion in the frame and selects an appropriately high sensitivity setting to enable a suitably fast shutter speed. Intelligent exposure sets different ISO levels for individual scene areas to produce an exposure that captures a wider range of tonal detail than would otherwise be possible. Intelligent ISO and Intelligent Exposure are also available in Program Auto mode.
What on most compacts would be called Program Auto mode is known as Normal Picture mode on the SZ8. This is the mode that provides most control over settings - mostly selected from the Q menu. While it doesn't offer anything approaching full manual exposure control, you can at least set the ISO sensitivity.
There are 15 scene modes to choose from including, in addition to those used for scene detection, sports, Night portrait, Night scenery, two baby scene modes, pet, and Sunset. A high-sensitivity mode takes 3 Megapixel images at sensitivities up to 6400 ISO, but probably the most interesting is the HDR mode, which takes three shots in quick succession and combines them into a composite HDR shot. Here's an example of the Lumix SZ8's HDR mode, which automatically set the sensitivity to 800 ISO compared alongside an 800 ISO shot taken in Normal Picture (Program Auto) mode. The most noticeable difference is in the highlights in the stained glass window, which hold a fair bit more detail in the HDR shot.
The SZ8 has an excellent Panorama Shot mode which gets its own position on the Rec mode level - the one that appears when you press the mode button. In fact it works in a very similar fashion the the WX350's, you first have to select a direction, then just press the shutter button and start panning. The SZ8 can't shoot 360 panoramas like the WX350 and the resolution is lower, 960x3200 if you pan with the camera in portrait orientation. It does have one trick the WX350 can't mange though, you can apply most of the Creative effects filters in Panorama shot mode with the exception of Toy and Miniature.
These, as well as a range of other effects are available when you select Creative Control mode. The SZ8 has a good selection of effects filters, the full range is Expressive, Retro, Old Days, High key, Low key, Sepia, Dynamic monochrome, Impressive art, High dynamic, Cross process, Toy effect, Miniature effect, Soft focus, Star filter and One point colour. Below you can see examples of Expressive, Sepia, Dynamic monochrome, Impressive art, Toy effect and One point colour.
Lumix SZ8 movie modes
The SZ8 can record movies in 720p HD resolution at 30 frames per second and also offers VGA (640 x 480) and QVGA (320x240) also at 30fps. Movies are saved in the ageing and not very efficient Motion JPEG format at a bitrate of 28Mbit/s and saved as QuickTime files with a .mov extension in the same folder as still images. You'll get a little over half an hour of footage on an 8GB card, but the longest continuous recording time is when the file size reaches 2GB - so around 10 minutes or so. Panasonic recommends an SD card of Speed Class 6 or higher for movies. Note the latest SZ10 is also restricted to a maximum resolution of 720p, I believe a constraint of the CCD sensor they both use.
To start movie recording on the SZ8 you just press the red record button in any shooting mode. The sensitivity and exposure is set automatically and continuous AF is enabled. The SZ8 has a mono mic and the optical zoom can be used during recording.
Lumix SZ8 Wifi
The Lumix SZ8 has built-in Wifi which allows you to wirelessly browse the SZ8's images on the larger and more detailed screen of your device and copy them, upload them to online storage or social media services (either directly or via a smartphone), or become remote-controlled by the free Panasonic Image app for iOS or Android devices. I tested the SZ8's Wifi features using my iPhone 4S.
The SZ8 lacks NFC, so you can't bump it against an NFC-equipped Android device or iPhone 6 to initiate a Wifi connection, but the connection process is nonetheless pretty straighforward, and at its simplest involves scanning a QR code with the Panasonic Image app.
To activate Wifi on the camera you simply press the Wifi button on the rear panel. If you're creating a new connection you can choose from 'remote shooting and view', 'playback on TV', 'send images while recording' or 'send images stored in the camera'. For a smartphone / tablet connection, you should choose the first option for remote shooting and view. This then sets up the SZ8 as a wireless access point, displaying the SSID name and password, alongside them both encoded as a QR graphic. You'll then need to start the Lumix Image app, select Wifi as your means of connection, select the SZ8 network and either enter the password, or simply point your handset's camera at the QR code.
Once your phone or tablet becomes connected to the SZ8, you can remote control it, browse the images direct from the memory card, copy them onto the handset and if desired send them onto various storage or sharing services. You can also set the app to make a GPS log for subsequent syncing and tagging, and there's even a feature for creating photo collages - grid layouts containing multiple shots.
The remote control feature is really neat, showing a live image on your phone or tablet's screen and allowing you to take a photo, though remote video recording isn't an opton on the SZ8. You can adjust the zoom remotely and tap anywhere on the live image to set the focus to that area or directly take the shot. You can adjust exposure compensation, change the AF area mode, alter the picture size, set the flash mode and set a 2 or 10 second self timer. For a reason that wasn't obvious, though, the white balance and ISO buttons were greyed out.
You can also use a connected phone or tablet to quickly browse the images in your camera on their bigger screens without having to copy them over first. This is more useful than it sounds, allowing you to scan through a day's shoot without having to remove the card, physically connect the camera or copy any unnecessary files.
When you see an image you like, just tap it and the Lumix Image app will let you save the original to your device or start uploading it to one of the social, sharing or storage services installed on your device. Or of course once the image is copied into your device, you could just exit the Panasonic app and handle it direct from whichever sharing or storage app you like via your phone's gallery.
By comparison with the Lumix SZ8, the Sony WX350's Wifi implementation is fairly basic. The WX350 has NFC for quick and easy connections and provides remote control as well as upload to a smartphone. The controls on offer are similar to the SZ8, but there's no tap to focus feature. The WX350 lacks the SZ8's support for upload to sharing websites and other thing lacking from the WX350 Wifi set up is the ability to make and apply a GPS log form your phone to pictures on the camera card.
Like the WX350, the IXUS 265 HS / ELPH 340 HS has NFC, and its Wifi features are quite similar to those on offer from the SZ8. Neither can be used to remotely shoot movies, both offer GPS tagging from a smartphone track log. Two significant differences, though, are that the Lumix SZ8 allows tap to focus and it's Web upload doen't require an intermediary platform in the way that the IXUS 265 HS / ELPH 340 HS requires Canon's Image Gateway.
Lumix SZ8 handling
The Lumix SZ8 is a little slow out of the blocks, taking the best part of three seconds from when you turn it on to be ready to take a shot. The zoom is swift, covering the 12x range in around two and a half seconds, but it has a serious glitch. If you zoom all the way in then immediately attempt to zoom back out again, nothing happens. At either end of the range, you need to pause for about a second, if you attempt to zoom too soon it just doesn't work. Once you've discovered this you can make allowances, but it's irritating at best.
As you'd expect, the Lumix SZ8 has face detection autofocus which is the default AF mode in intelligent Auto exposure mode and can be selected in other modes. If there are no people around, Intelligent auto mode switches to 9-area AF and this too can be selected from the Q.menu in other exposure modes. Lastly there's 1-area focussing which uses the central portion of the screen for focussing. By maintaining half-pressure on the shutter release you can align the subject for focussing, then recompose your shot, but the SZ8 lacks the AF tracking mode offered by both the IXUS 265 HS / ELPH 340 HS and WX350.
Lumix SZ8 Sensor
The Lumix SZ8 has a 16 megapixel CCD sensor which produces images with maximum pixel dimensions of 4608x3456. Photos are saved in JPEG format at a single quality/size setting and files are on average between 3 and 4MB. The sensitivity range is 100 to 1600 ISO (6400 ISO in 3M high Sensitivity Scene mode) and the shutter speed range is 8 - 1/200 (60s in Starry sky scene mode).
To see how the quality of the Lumix SZ8 measures-up in practice, take a look at my Lumix SZ8 quality and Lumix SZ8 noise results pages, browse my Lumix SZ8 images, or skip to the chase and head straight for my verdict.


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Ossington replied to Junchan's topic in Cold WarTa Dah! Source: Meteor, Brian Philpott, PSL, Wellingborough, 1986, pages 125 (part), 126 & 7 (part)
Ossington replied to PhantomBigStu's topic in WWIIIf you fancy a different colour scheme, here's the one I plan on doing in 1/32: Note that these late models were built without the windows, i.e. don't just paint them over but missing entirely, with a smooth surface.
Ossington replied to tonyot's topic in WWIII bought a 1/72 SR 53 years ago, sometime mid eighties when Airfix went bust. I was told at the time that the mould had been bought from Airfix by an outfit called Ursus (or something similar, I haven't seen it for decades, but it's up there somewhere) So, now it seems it was just a copy! No big deal, it wasn't one of Airfix's best was it? Missile fins like planks ISTR.
Ossington replied to jhutchi's topic in WWIII'm sure no one will mind scans of an article from 1972. I drooled over it back then (but couldn't afford it, early teens. Chop up a Halifax just for the radar dome! Two Lancs! ) and, to be honest, I still can't justify the expense. That said, if I see a Shack going cheap, I might just be tempted and I don't do 1/72.
That's the awkward bit. Who has got a log-book? How do we get a shufti? Occasionally I've asked to view those where location and or squadron coincide with my interests, and usually the ones held by next of kin, not the airman (they never refuse) but some think that letting me take notes somehow devalues something that they think is on par with Tutankhamen's mask. As a teenager, I fondly assumed that the National Archives had all the engineering reports to all the squadrons, photos galore etc., (both sides of course) but something simple as serial/code tie-ins still defy.
Ossington posted a topic in Cold WarI bought a second hand book yesterday, in it fell out a page of what looks to me to be "Aircraft Illustrated" dated Sept 1977. Now, this beast looks like it could be a model project. Does anyone have more info, drawings etc.? Is it extant somewhere?
I've just looked up the relevant pages on the ORB. See 'Discovery' the TNA website. AIR27/1021/8 and 9. I didn't pay for the pdf's, but it's plain to see between the boxes that they didn't note down any individual aircraft letters. Handwritten, they list lots of serial numbers but NO individual letters. I would have thought that if something was painted onto the airframe, it would have been used as an identifier. Why would someone go out of their way not to record something? Was it mandatory to use codes?
Ossington replied to AndyL's topic in Magazines & BooksIdeally it would give the code letter for Defiant N1765, YD-Something of 255 Sqn. Shot down a He 111 in May 41, but I'll buy it anyway. Lots of construction/walkround photos please!
Ossington replied to bobsyouruncle's topic in WWIIFighter Squadrons of the RAF, J.D.R. Rawlings, Macdonald & Co., 1969, p.388: EJ525 K EJ714 W EJ744 K EJ783 N EJ893 W NV702 E NV758 N NV947 S SN145 D SN183 J All coded JJ. I guessing that the two "N"s mean a replacement machine. I've just had a swift shufti on TNA's "Discovery" web site. Some of AIR27/1591/28 can be viewed with a distorted image (unless you pay) I can see serials, but not allocated letters. I'm presuming you know this. Try going forward or back over the months, something might be logged. There is also a file for their combat reports, but, to quote Forrest Gump, "you just don't know what you're gonna get." Good Luck.
I remember reading the reviews when Revell did a re-pop of their original 262 a few years back (still in the stash somewhere, unstarted) with optional parts for the big-gun & recce versions, which tempted me to buy it (again). Some commented then that the add-on camera fairings were suspect because they weren't regular teardrops, as most drawing showed them. I persisted at squinting at my Smith and Creeks (until I lost interest*) but came to the conclusion that Revell got it right after all. I don't want to kick off another "Fatal Flaw"** argument, especially as, like most of us, I have yet to touch plastic, mind you, I won't be bleating while waiting for some after-market resin doors either! If you can't trace around the originals and cut them out of plastic card, you shouldn't be on this forum. * The Trumpeter kit was announced. It is also waiting for the day I combine both kits together, and I cease to be a mere kit collector and commentator, get over my AMS and actually build something! ** No one should EVER use the FF term unless they explain how to fix it!
You likee? I have a few more pages I didn't post up (Botophucket takes forever) Sent me an email to:
firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll send it over. There's enough info to make at least 1/72 drawings out it. Some pages are a little blurred (rushing when at the TNA) but readable if not really post-upable.
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Anne Flore Marxer, one of the best known female snow- and splitboarders. Winner of the Freeride World Tour 2011 is talking with us about her approach for beeing safe in the backcountry.
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More than 20 years of experience in Backcountry Snowboard Guiding - Chamonix Splitboard Guide Neil McNab gives us deep insights into his daily life and great safety information.
It is the 31st of October, the PIEPS Freeride Team comes together at the Stubai Glacier to join the annual Team-Meeting at best weather conditions. Beside the usual Team-Talk there is also AVY-Practice and lots of theorie-input on the program.


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Into The Storm (2014) Dual Audio Hindi 720p BluRay 700mb Movie Download Free
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Genres: Action, Thriller
Language: Hindi + English
Quality: 720p BluRay
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Director: Steven Quale
Writer: John Swetnam
Stars: Richard Armitage, Sarah Wayne Callies, Matt Walsh
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