Digital Camera News, Reviews and Tips
Metz announced Sony versions of the Mecablitz 44 AF-1 and 52 AF-1 speedlights for Sony’s Multi Interface hot shoe. The two new models come equipped with updated feet and no longer require the use of an adapter to work on recent Sony cameras.
The Metz Mecablitz 44 AF-1 digital flash runs $199.99. Check it out here at B&H Photo.
The Metz Mecabliz 52 AF-1 digital flash runs $299.99. Check it out here at B&H Photo.
In an interview with DP Review at Photokina, Canon confirmed that it would be showing off a higher resolution sensor, as well as “something in terms of mirrorless” in the “very near future.” [Read more…]
According to a report from Amateur Photographer, the Nikon D750 uses an unsecured WiFi app to connect to your mobile device. The unfortunate consequences of this configuration means that anyone with a smartphone can download images from your D750 when the WiFi feature is enabled. [Read more…]
Contour has finally announced the ROAM3 action camera, which I confirmed was coming earlier this year. Contour just missed the summer launch window with the announcement coming on the first day of fall; however, Contour is back in business with the familiar-looking ROAM3. [Read more…]
Manual is a simple new camera app for iOS 8 that allows to manually adjust the three key inputs for exposure control – Aperture, ISO and Shutter Speed. Additional controls include adjustments for white balance focus and exposure bracketing.
No longer do you have to tap various regions of the frame in hopes that you can get the autoexposure to meter what you want. The manual exposure controls are up front and easy to scroll through. Photographers have been asking for these basic features on the iPhone for years – and now we’ve got them in a $1.99 app.
You can find the Manual app here in the iTunes App Store.
In the midst of Photokina 2014, Phottix announced the Indra500 TTL, which is a 500w/s studio light with TTL compatibility for Canon and Nikon thanks to a built-in Phottix Odin TTL trigger. [Read more…]
Nikon has announced a newly refreshed and enhanced Nikon School program for 2014-2015.
The program will be held in various cities throughout the U.S, and will now feature a wider variety of classes and a more interactive experience for photographers of all levels from beginners to enthusiasts. New courses will focus on specific photography styles/techniques and will include Travel and Landscape, Creative Lighting, Action and People and Video Production.
Nikon School will host more than 50 classes from September 2014 to June 2015 in 25 locations across the US. The programs are taught by six instructors, all of whom are recognized as experts in the industry.
You can find more info on Nikon School or find the updated schedule here on the Nikon School website.
B&H has the new Nikon D750 in stock with free expedited shipping. Check it out here at B&H Photo.
Additionally, the new Nikon SB-500 speedlight is in stock with free expedited shipping. Check it out here at B&H Photo.
Disney and IMAX are shooting a new 3D film, in part, from space using astronauts on the International Space Station and are using Canon EOS Cinema cameras and lenses. [Read more…]
Adobe has announced its annual refresh of Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements with new features geared toward automation for the consumer users.
Adobe Photoshop Elements 13 and Adobe Premiere Elements 13 try to take out some of the tedious editing processes for photos and video footage, respective. Check out the new features lists for each of the applications below. [Read more…]