February 7, 2008
Adorama has this 4gb Kingston Compact Flash card from Kingston for 40.00, and then a 40.00 mail in rebate making it FREE.
Of course like many rebates you’ll have to wait a few weeks after you mail it in for your cash, but still it’s a great deal.
The deal expires on Feb 8th, and there’s a limit of one, but hey it’s 40 bucks!
February 7, 2008
The legend of lenses! Like Beowulf, or Hercules. But this one is real…
The Canon 1200mm f5.6 L lens. It came out in 1993, was dropped around 2005, and weighed over 35 pounds. It was an amazing piece of glass, but it would drain about 90 grand out of your checkbook.
Now those of you who want to really REACH OUT can have one your very own. The B&H used department has gotten their hands on one and it’s on their website for $99,000.00 No that’s not a typo.
How about that, a lens that goes up in value! B&H even tried it out, and did a review with samples.
Go ahead add this to your cart. We’ll even let you bring it over for a PPS quality test 🙂
(Thanks BMG)
January 30, 2008
This is an article Gavin wrote over at Seim Effects recently regarding Raw vs Jpeg and their usability with presets and good workflow techniques.
As a photographer I shoot in the RAW file format. I find more flexibility in post production, and ultimately a better image quality with less hassle. When I was still in the Jpeg camp, I was told to shot RAW mainly because it was faster to edit! While using Jpeg I never quite got it, and felt my Jpeg workflow worked fine. Then I tries RAW! I soon realized that it was not only faster, but also had better quality. Now I know there’s some debate on this issue, but I feel I can get great images easier with RAW because there’s more information on the file to work with. It just makes sense.
Having said all that there are still Jpeg shooters. In a poll on Pro Photo Show we found that raw shooters currently make up for about 75% of photographers towards the advanced and pro end of the market. Of course the closer you come to consumer shooters the more Jpeg you’ll see
January 29, 2008
Nikon Europe has just announced Nikon’s newest entry level digital SLR, the D60. Some of the key specs are a 10.2 mp sensor, 2.5″ LCD screen, and 3 fps continuous shooting. ISO range from 100-3200(simulated H1) as well as compatibility with SDHC cards and much more. Check out the complete press release including a full specs list as well as some additional images over at the Digital Photography Review website.
January 24, 2008
The rebel XTI is going out to make room for the new kid on the block, the Canon Rebel XSI (these names are getting old and confusing)
Shipping in April this baby will sport a 12.2 MP sensor, 3″ live view LCD, and 3.5 FPS. Not a bad looking offering for around 8 bills
Interestingly (and maybe bad for some) Canon seems to have phased out Compact Flash on this one. Only SD / SDHC media.
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