Eye-Fi and Flickr have teamed up with Amazon.com for an exclusive promotion to help you stay connected with family and friends near and far. Amazon.com is offering photo buffs one free year of Flickr Pro when they buy an Eye-Fi Explore X2 or an Eye-Fi Pro X2 card by November 14.
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Alien Skin Software, maker of Bokeh, Blow Up, Exposure and other post-processing tools, recently launched a new blog.
Of course, they’re big on sharing content about Alien Skin Software, but the new blog also covers other photography topics like photography iPhone apps, freelensing and enthusiasm.
Check out the Alien Skin blog here.
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One of my favorite mirrorless cameras is the Panasonic GF1. In terms of form-factor, controls and image quality, the GF1 delivers a great balance.
If 43rumors.com is accurate with its prediction, we should see the successor to the GF1 tomorrow. It’s looking like the GF2 will have the same 12MP sensor as is found in the Panasonic G2, which is a solid performer.
If the Panasonic GF2 turns out to deliver better performance, while maintaining the friendly form-factor of the GF1, then we should have a real gem on our hands.
Stay tuned for the latest on the Panasonic GF2.
[via 43rumors.com]
Update: It’s already leaked in France. Here’s proof:
[via Photo Rumors]
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If you’re really lusting after that new Nikon D7000 or Canon 60D, and you’re coming up short on cash to make the move, consider upgrading your current gear toward the purchase of the latest and greatest.
One of Photography Bay’s affiliates, Adorama, asked me to remind those of you who might be interested that they will buy your used photo and video gear for cash or trade.
Here’s how Adorama’s deal works:
“If you are ready to upgrade your system, or you have equipment that you would like to turn into cash, send us the equipment to have it evaluated and we will give you an honest and fair offer. If you accept the offer, we will send you a check right away or you can use it as a credit toward any purchase you would like to make.
If a deal is not made, we will return the merchandise to you, fully insured, at our expense.” -Adorama
To get more info on how to sell your used gear to Adorama, visit this page: Adorama Used Gear
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Nikon has updated software for the WT-4 wireless transmitter. The new update provides support for the new D7000, Mac OS X 10.6.4 and Windows 64-bit OS, along with bug fixes. You can download the updated software from Nikon’s website via the links below.
Nikon WT-4 Setup Utility 1.2.0
Nikon Thumbnail Selector 1.2.0
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Tether Tools has launched a new line of JerkStopper cable retention devices to help you prevent cables from popping out of ports while shooting tethered. The JerkStoppers work with any USB, FireWire or HDMI cables, along with a number of other types of cables.
Tether Tools JerkStoppers and other Tether Tools products are available at Adorama.com.
More details in the press release below. [click to continue…]
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