Nikon has refreshed and extended its DSLR and lens rebates through the remainder of the holidays. Cameras included in the rebates are now the Nikon D3000, the new D3100, D90, D300s and the D700.
Up to $400 in rebates are available when purchased with qualifying lenses. B&H Photo has the complete rundown on qualifying DSLR and lens combos here.
2. Leave a comment on Photography Bay’s Facebook wall that says: “I want a free Think Tank Photo bag from Photography Bay.” (or something along those lines)
3. Spread the word to help Photography Bay reach a total of 2500 Facebook fans.
When Photography Bay reaches 2500 total Facebook fans, I’ll randomly select a Facebook fan that has commented (see #2) as the winner.
I’ll send the winner a message via Facebook for his/her mailing address. Respond within 3 days or the bag goes to someone else.
Adobe has released final versions of Lightroom 3.3 and Camera RAW 6.3, which are now available. The new versions add RAW file support for the following camera models:
The above Canon commercial from Director Saman Keshavarz features a game of “freeze tag” using Canon cameras. As part of the commercial, they handed out Canon cameras to various people running through the halls, with many of their shots making it into the final cut of the commercial.
The PhotoFast G-Monster X Drive is a USB 3.0 enclosure for CF cards and 1.8″ hard drives. Essentially, the G-Monster X Drive turns a CF card or micro-sized hard drives into an ultra-compact, high speed hard drive.
Recently, I added a USB 3.0 PCIe adapter and an external USB 3.0 hard drive to my desktop PC as a media drive for video editing. So far, it has worked very well – with no discernable difference in performance from my internal hard drives. I have since become a big fan of USB 3.0 tech and was glad to hear about the G-Monster X Drive from Photofast. [click to continue…]