Giotto’s Vitruvian tripod, true genius
Now, whilst I’ve not tried one of these new Giotto’s Vitruvian tripods, they certainly look quite good – what’s your opinion? Giottos Tripods on Amazon Giotto's tripod folded Giotto Vitruvian tripod – PRESS RELEASE Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man, the new Giotto’s Vitruvian VGR tripods are designed to offer photographers not only a truly lightweight and compact [...]
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Leica S2 – First Impression Review
This Review of the Leica S2 is a guest Post by Justin de Deney from Camera Advice. Invitation to Leica A Lamborghini speeds by as I cross Berkley Square, on my way to the Leica showroom in the heart of Mayfair, central London. I have received an invite to view the new Leica S2 medium format digital [...]
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My experience with a micro-4/3rds camera – (Panasonic GF1 Review)
If you’ve been able to get your hands on one of these, consider yourself lucky. After driving to most every electronic store I knew of and still not being able to get a hands-on feel for this new camera, I decided to take the plunge and make my order on Amazon. Now, after using it [...]
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My experience with a micro-4/3rds camera – (Panasonic GF1 Review)
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Nikon D3000 DSLR Review
If you’ve always hungered for a DSLR and more importantly, a Nikon DSLR, but never had ‘the ready’ to fill your ambition … The Nikon D3000 DSLRcould be your opportunity. It’s hard to quantify the allure of the breed but undeniable is the bloodline, the technical excellence and innovative achievements of Nikon cameras and lenses. Priced [...]
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Polaroid PoGo Mobile Printer Review
A Guest Post review of the Polaroid PoGo Printer by Chris Folsom. I really shouldn’t like the Polaroid PoGo printer. I can easily list off a number of problems with the device… small image size, average print quality and relatively expensive print media. In spite of all of the valid complaints I have with the [...]
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Polaroid PoGo Mobile Printer Review
A Guest Post review of the Polaroid PoGo Printer by Chris Folsom. I really shouldn’t like the Polaroid PoGo printer. I can easily list off a number of problems with the device… small image size, average print quality and relatively expensive print media. In spite of all of the valid complaints I have with the [...]
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Three Lenses Every Photographer Should Own
A Guest Post by Chris Folsom. Lineup of Lenses - by canonsnapperIt’s a question I hear a lot from new photographers: “what lenses should I buy?” And while there are a lot of different types of lenses appropriate for many different situations and needs, time and time again I find myself primarily relying on three lenses in [...]
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Nikon D700 Review
In this post Kim Brebach from Get the Picture shares his review of the Nikon D700. Full Frame becomes affordable Makers of Digital SLR cameras long ago settled on the APS-C sensor, named after a small film format that came in the late nineties and disappeared soon after. APS-C sensors have an area less than half that [...]
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What’s your Bag? [A Quest for the Perfect Woman's Camera Bag]
In this post Lisa Newton from Travelin’ Local shares a little of her quest for the perfect woman’s camera bag. Many women want the option to have a camera bag that looks as great as it functions, so it can be part of our wardrobe. I’m certain that I’m not alone in this need. So in my [...]
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What’s your Bag? [A Quest for the Perfect Woman's Camera Bag]
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Sigma DP1s Digital Camera Review
A guest Review of the Sigma DP1s by Patrick Dean from NeutralDay.com. The idea is simple really. Put a large sensor inside a small compact body and you’ve got a camera that enthusiasts can carry around easily and still secure the same level of quality from their captures as they would from their larger DSLR camera. [...]
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Canon EOS 550D Announced
The Canon EOS 500D has been replaced with the Canon EOS 550D today, and by the looks of it, replaced with style. ***Update here*** “Both the 500D and 450D will continue said Canon Europe’s Photo Products planning manager Mike Owen.” So we won’t see this camera replace the 500 series, just add to that range. [...]
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Canon Powershot G11 Review
Canon’s G series cameras have been around for a while and are much used by semi pros and pros needing an easy to use backup camera that still offers quality image capture. The G11 continues the breed, with some improvements tucked away under the bonnet but with one or two surprising omissions. Image capture maxes out at [...]
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Canon PowerShot SD980 / IXUS 200 IS Review
The Canon post man arrived today with a little package just for me, it contained one of their shiny new Canon Ixus 200 IS compact cameras. The same camera is called the Powershot SD980 in other parts of the world, but for this review, I’m in the UK with the UK model. Canon Ixus 200 IS [...]
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Sony Alpha 850 DSLR Review
In the territory of the DSLR camera we seem to have inherited a duality that continues, model to model. On one hand we have cameras with an APS-sized sensor, roughly half the area of the 35mm film frame. These benefit from the use of smaller, cheaper lenses, yet still capture well-accepted images. In the other hand we [...]
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