Terry White has put together a nice little video overview that shows off his top 5 favorite features in Lightroom 3. I totally agree with the tethered capture feature – I’ve been using the heck out of it in the Lightroom 3 beta. Check out the full video below. [click to continue…]
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DNA India has published an interesting article on Canon’s attempt to break into and, in many ways, create a digital camera market in India. In order to get Canon cameras into the hands of Indian consumers, Canon is taking a grass roots approach by going on a 38 city tour with all sorts of Canon cameras, lenses and accessories and simply letting people try them out. [click to continue…]
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A recent patent application filing from Samsung (see USPTO Appl. No. 12/621,653) reveals a vertical grip that shuts off when shooting in horizontal orientation to save juice and prevent the photographer from accidentally changing camera settings. [click to continue…]
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The EPIC was announced by RED in November 2008, with an estimated availability date of Summer/Fall 2009. Now that we’re pushing Summer 2010, some pre-production models are finally starting to surface. The Bui Brothers got some hands-on time with a pre-production RED EPIC at Cine Gear 2010. Check out the short video below to see a peek at how the EPIC handles. [click to continue…]
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A little while back, I put a Canon 5D Mark II and a 70-200mm lens on a tiny little Gorillapod Magnetic – and it held the combo upside down using only magnets for grip. That was a little extreme for that little tripod though.
While Joby didn’t necessarily approve of that use (nor when I stuck my camera to a car), they must have felt sorry for me and my 5D Mark II because they sent me a heavy-duty Gorillapod Focus and Ballhead X to play with . . . and abuse a bit. [click to continue…]
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Here’s another round of reader photos from the Photography Bay’s Flickr Group. [click to continue…]
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