The camera’s image sensor features shake-reduction technology and captures high-resolution photos and videos, which can be viewed on the camera’s large 2.7-inch LCD screen. The LCD screen features live view with contrast, phase difference and face detection auto-focus for up to 16 faces.

Videos can be captured in high-definition 720 pixel resolution. The camera’s design is compact and allows for one-handed operation and comfort when travelling. For those who are learning the art of photography, the PENTAX K-x Red Camera has auto picture and scene modes to ensure the perfect shot in any situation. Creative processing and filter modes produce finished images and offer the ability for alteration and the adding on of special effects. Able to capture over 1900 shots, the camera is powered by AA lithium batteries and compatible rechargeable batteries. It is the perfect device for the professional photographer, or for the novice who wants to take beautiful images and videos.

Infuse vibrant colours into your kitchen and cooking by using the Scanpan Spectrum Knives. Both blade and handle are coloured in a collection of shades from nature's spectrum transforming your knife block or cutlery drawers into a colourful tool kit. There are many other useful features of the Spectrum Knives.

Aside from making cooking just that little bit more colourful, the knives are also designed to incorporate the highest-quality elements. The blade is made of high carbon stainless steel, ensuring durability and precision. The blade is coated with non-stick, FDA-approved coating, which means it is easy to clean and is dishwasher safe (although Scanpan recommends washing the knives by hand to prolong the non-stick coating). The knife's handle is comfortably curved and features a soft grip that is ideal for slicing fruits and vegetables. When not in use, the blade is hidden with a plastic cover that is pushed to release.

The site is cost-free and requires you to create a Yahoo! account to then allow you to register for a Flickr account. After you have signed-up, you are free to explore Flickr and its photo collections, and learn more about the site's features.

Browse other users’ photo and video collections to gain inspiration and help you decide how you might like to categorise your image collections. The next step is to upload your own photos from your desktop, USB, disk drive or mobile phone. Next, organise photos into categories, using Flickr 'sets' creating categories – try photo albums themes, e.g. 'Bali Holiday', or artistic categories such as seasons, elements or feelings. You may choose to license your photos to allow other users to borrow your images for other projects. Sharing your images from Flickr uses email to send photo sets or single images, or you may like to add 'contacts' who can sign in to Flickr and view your collections. Your images can also be contributed to community Flickr accounts, or you may like to share your own photo collections with the Flickr community. Flickr also features a blog application to allow users to create a blog or a live journal where you can upload images directly to the blog.