Digital Camera News, Reviews and Tips
Anandtech has published a first look review of the Canon 5D Mark II.
Resolution is as good or better at the same ISO as the original 5D, but the range is extended somewhere between one and three stops in a sensor with 65% more pixels.
For the latest news and reviews on the 5D Mark II, be sure to stay tuned to Photography Bay’s Canon 5D Mark II Reviews and Resources.
Gizmodo has posted a shootout among 5 popular point and shoot cameras that are likely to be on someone-you-know’s Christmas list. Several sample pics help prove their case.
Here’s the 5 contestants:
Samsung TL9 ($280)
10MP, 5X zoom, 2.7-inch LCD
Canon SD790 ($250)
10MP, 3X zoom, 3-inch LCD
Nikon S560 ($250)
10MP, 5X zoom, 2.7-inch LCD
Sony W170 ($250)
10MP, 5x zoom, 2.7-inch LCD
Panasonic FS20 ($250)
10MP, 4x zoom, 3-inch LCD
Kodak M1093 ($200)
10MP, 3x zoom, 3-inch LCD
Head on over to Gizmodo and see the results on which one you should pick up.
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Stay tuned to Photography Bay’s Nikon D3x Reviews and Resources for the latest.
Cameras.co.uk has posted a review of the Olympus SP-565 UZ.
The Olympus SP-565UZ handles well and has a full range of features. Therefore it is worth adding to any shortlist.
PhotographyBLOG has posted a review of the 21.1 megapixel Canon 5D Mark II.
There’s virtually no visible noise at all from ISO 50 all the way up to ISO 3200, with even the three faster settings of 6400-25600 producing perfectly usable images. Canon seem to have matched the low-light performance of the Nikon D3 and D700 whilst substantially increasing the resolution.
For the latest news and reviews on the 5D Mark II, be sure to stay tuned to Photography Bay’s Canon 5D Mark II Reviews and Resources.
ePhotozine has published a review of the Nikon D3x.
From the time I had with the D3x, I was blown away. The image quality is excellent and being able to crop really close in on the rear monitor and still see detail in the eyes and hair of the model was great.
Stay tuned to Photography Bay’s Nikon D3x Reviews and Resources for the latest.
Cameras.co.uk has posted a review of the Pentax Optio E50.
Even when compared to other inexpensive digital cameras the Pentax Optio E50 is some way off in terms of quality. Yes it is cheap, but I’m not convinced it offers value for money.
Luminous Landscape has posted a review of the Sony A900.
For those without major lens commitments to other brands the Sony A900 offers tremendous value for the money. In almost every objective test criteria measured on DxOMark the A900 comes in in the top two or three, and in many categories does so against camera either costing twice as much or offering half the resolution.
For more news and reviews, check out Photography Bay’s Sony A900 Reviews and Resources.
Trusted Reviews has published a hands-on preview of the Nikon D3x.
The viewfinder is very bright and clear – essential for studio work – and focusing in low-light was quick and accurate, although on occasion it did get a little confused in gloomy, low-contrast scenes – hardly unusual for any DSLR, professional or not. However, overall, it feels superbly solid and totally up to the job.
Stay tuned to Photography Bay’s Nikon D3x Reviews and Resources for the latest.
Adorama AIRC Learning Center has posted a review of the Canon PowerShot G10.
. . . . if the ultimate in image quality and image control is what rings your chimes, the G10 takes top honors—it’s simply the best in its class.
For the latest news and reviews, see Photography Bay’s Canon G10 Reviews and Resources.