Here’s another round of reader photos from the Photography Bay Flickr Group.
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Here’s another round of reader photos from the Photography Bay Flickr Group.
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Here’s another spot check of the top sellers from Amazon.com. This time around, we’re breaking down the top DSLRs and lenses again. [click to continue…]
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Digital Photographer magazine has launched its Digital Photographer of the Year Awards for 2010. Sponsored in part by Samsung, Digital Photographer will be giving away a Samsung NX10, 3 lenses and a flash kit to the overall winner, while six category winners will receive a Samsung EX1 (aka TL500) camera.
You can get the full details over at www.DPhotographer.co.uk,
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Sigma HQ is reporting that its new 17-50mm f/2.8 EX DC OS HSM lens is now available for Canon DSLRs using APS-C sensors (like the Rebel T2i, Canon 7D and Canon 50D). Nikon and other mount versions of this 17-50mm lens should also be available soon.
The lens carries a retail price tag of $980. Check availability at B&H Photo / Adorama / Amazon.com
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First up, I’ve got a more in-depth overview of the Sony NEX-VG10 over at Tech Tilt.
And second, I just wanted to point out that the location product shots of the NEX-VG10 appear to have been captured with a Sony A850 and Zeiss lenses. I realize that’s not quite as juicy as a 5D Mark II on Sony’s set (and I’m sure this will generate the obligatory “who cares” comment), but I figured I’d give Sony a bit of credit where credit is due.
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First up, Lensbaby and Kubota have teamed up to create a Kubota Creative Tools Pak specifically for Lensbaby images. And, as a result of this new partnership, Lensbaby is launching a photo contest aimed at rewarding the best use of Lensbaby Optics.
Big Lensbaby and Kubota prizes are being offered to the winners. The contest ends August 6, 2010. You can enter here.
Full details below. [click to continue…]
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