Anyone who has shot video with a Canon DSLR recognizes that smooth iris pulls are impossible while recording with Canon’s EF lenses. In one of the more interesting patent applications of late, Canon revealed that it is working on new lenses with aperture rings for adjusting aperture settings during video capture. [click to continue…]
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Video compression and semiconductor company, Ambarella, has developed new system on chip that offers impressive image processing specs, which include 1080/60p video capture as well as 16MP 30fps still image capture.
Additional specs include built-in HDR processing, low power consumption and smart phone tethering.
Check out Ambarella’s press release below for full details on the A7L chip. [click to continue…]
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Amazon has the Nikon L19 point and shoot camera for $49.99 (it’s 8MP with a 3.6x zoom lens). The deal is supposed to last through October 3.
Check it out here on Amazon.
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The NASA Astronaut’s Photography Manual is a concise 40 page manual that covers all you need to know for your next vacation on the Moon. [click to continue…]
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A couple of months or so back, I made a pretty big change for mobile users after some feedback from those of you on iPhones and iPads. After listening to feedback, tweaking a few items and watching the usage numbers go up, I wanted to make sure that everyone was aware that Photography Bay is much easier to consume on your Apple iOS or Android device now. [click to continue…]
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Looks like the previously rumored $100 instant rebate on the Canon 5D Mark II is now official.
The deal is valid from Sept. 25 through Oct. 29, 2011. You can find the deal at both B&H Photo and Adorama.
(UPDATE: You can still get the 5D Mark II for $2298 from Buy.com. I don’t expect this to last long though…)
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