Digital Camera Info has posted a review of the Sony A900.
The Sony A900 delivers excellent image resolution at 24.6-megapixel resolution, paving the way for substantial cropping and large-format prints.
For more news and reviews, check out Photography Bay’s Sony A900 Reviews and Resources.
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The Fuji FinePix F200EXR is a 12 megapixel point and shoot camera that features Fuji’s cool new superCCD EXR technology. While I haven’t gotten my hands on a production model just yet, I managed to get some time with a pre-production model at PMA. My first impressions? Very cool. [click to continue…]
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The Hot Shoe Diaries is a new book from Joe McNally. It’s all about (you guessed it) lighting with hot shoe flashes.
I’m a little behind on the news of this new book from Mr. McNally; however, I just ordered a copy for myself. I don’t buy too many photography books for myself anymore, but I consider this a must-have book. Apparently, the first batch that Amazon.com had already sold out but they should be replenished within a couple of days (David Hobby says March 22).
I have heard nothing but the highest praise for this new book. If you don’t believe me, see what The Strobist has to say about it. There’s also a big PDF excerpt hosted by the publisher, Peach Pit. It lists for $39.99 from the publisher, but Amazon’s got it for $26.39.
If you’re ready to get in line, you can pull the trigger over at Amazon.com.
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Below you will find a roundup of some solid deals going on this weekend at Buy.com. [click to continue…]
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Sony UK was kind enough to help out with access to Delly Carr, who chaired the panel of judges for the Sony World Photography Awards, for a quick interview on sports photography, photo gear and the digital imaging revolution. I encourage you to visit Mr. Carr’s site, http://www.sportshoot.com.au/, and peruse his portfolio a bit before diving into the interview. It’s good stuff.
I see plenty of football (or soccer as we call it) images in your portfolio; however, there are also many stellar images from swimming, tennis, and other sports. So, what’s your favourite sport to shoot, and why?
Favourite sports ……. that’s a tough one. I am the biggest armchair sportsman around, so I love shooting anything within the sporting world. Anything that has water involved tends to sway towards favouritism I guess. But if I had to call just one sport, then it would be Triathlon. Three sports in one … swimming, cycling, and running, and then throw in some guts and glory into that mix. That’s why I love it so much.
Are you shooting with the Nikon D3 now or still on the D2x?
Shooting with the D3 right now.
How has the low light performance changed your shooting with the Nikon D3 as compared to the D2x?
In sports, shoots are conducted in the whole spectrum of lighting. Sunlight, low light, nighttime, stadium lighting etc etc. Being able to shoot in low light, without sacrificing quality. without sacrificing shutter speeds, without sacrificing apertures, is an absolute blessing. I now know the reason for missing a pic lies solely with me. And that has added fire into my belly. [click to continue…]
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Nikon Rumors picked up the above screen shot from Nikon Germany (it’s no longer on the site). It appears to show a Nikon D400 in the lineup. If its real, then specs would include the following:
[via Nikon Rumors]
Stay tuned for the latest.
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