Digital Camera News, Reviews and Tips
We may be seeing an entirely new Nikon mount next month. Above, you see the lens mount of the Nikon mirrorless project camera, believed to be known internally as the X810.
According to Nikon aficionado Thom Hogan, the launch of a Nikon mirrorless camera utilizing a 1-inch, 2.7x crop sensor is imminent. [Read more…]
Jill-e Designs‘ Classic Medium camera bags have been updated for you fashionable shooters out there. Some of the updates include “a convenient zippered slot to trolley the bag with a larger rolling bag, sturdier hand and shoulder straps and other enhancements.” Additionally, the above bone-colored bag with red trim is a new addition to the line.
These Classic Medium bags will hold the following camera gear: [Read more…]
This seems to be the most consistent rumor on the Canon side of the coin for some time now. That is, we get a new 1Ds camera in 2011, while the 5D Mark III is pushed off until next year. [Read more…]
Switronix has released a new power cable for the Panasonic GH2. The new power cable, affectionately known as the Switronix XP-DSLR-GH2, “can be used in association with a Switronix accessory or used solo with a PRO-X series lithium-ion battery product.” [Read more…]
While we have yet to see any real proof that a new pair of Nikon full frame shooters are coming this month, rumors continue to trickle out, suggesting the announcement of Nikon D3s and D700 successors. [Read more…]
In the above video, you can see what goes into making the rather pricey LockCircle DSLR body cap.
Is there really a market for this thing?
It looks like several of Sony’s new cameras have surfaced in leaked product images.
Above, you can see the Sony NEX-7, NEX-5N, A77 Battery Grip, Sony 16-50mm lens, Zeiss 24mm f/1.8 lens and NEX E-mount 55-210mm lens.
Sony is expected to launch the following cameras and lenses on or around August 24: [Read more…]
Captain America: The First Avenger
I went to see the new Captain America movie on Sunday. As I sat at the end of the film reading the credits (I find them fascinating. Does anyone else read the credits at the end of films?), I noticed a credit for Canon providing equipment to use. [Read more…]
Kingston has joined the ranks of USRobotics and Lexar with its launch of a new USB 3.0 memory card reader that transfers data among CF, SD, microSD, and Memory Stick formats. The new card reader should be available soon at an initial retail price of $45.00. Check availability on Amazon.com.
For those unfamiliar with USB 3.0, it’s much faster than USB 2.0 and even FireWire. [Read more…]
The Sony NEX-C3 is starting to trickle into stock at online retailers. [Read more…]