Digital Camera News, Reviews and Tips
Marketing Fine Art Photography is a new book from Luminous Landscape’s Alain Briot. In the book, Briot “offers practical, up-to-date and field-tested marketing techniques from the viewpoint of a fine art landscape photographer who earns a living from the sale of his fine art prints.”
Marketing Fine Art Photography retails for $44.95; however, it is currently available for $26.95 on Amazon.com.
The Sony A35 is the latest translucent mirror camera. Following in the footsteps of Sony’s A33 and A55 cameras, the A35 signals Sony’s commitment to the fast-focusing, live view format.
The A35 sports an APS-C sized 16.2MP CMOS sensor and offers the ability to capture AVCHD 1080i HD video. The A35’s sensitivity range goes up to a ISO 25600 – an impressive spec for an entry-level camera. [Read more…]
The Sony NEX-C3 is a follow-up to last year’s NEX-3 and NEX-5 cameras. Based on the feature set and price point, the NEX-C3 appears to serve as more of a direct replacement for the NEX-3.
The NEX-C3 offers a 16.2MP APS-C sensor and captures 720p HD video. The NEX-C3 covers a broad sensitivity range of ISO 200-128000 and is capable of capturing images at a frame rate of 5.5 frames per second. [Read more…]
Tigers 1 – Photographer 0
I’m thinking the mascot was trying to jump over the photographer here. Or, maybe he just lost him in his peripheral vision due to the costume. Either way, that’s a tough way to be taken out of the game. [Read more…]
If you want to get in on a chance to win a Lensbaby Composer, you’ve only got until next week. Details are here.
Snapseed is a new photo editing application for the iPad from Nik Software. [Read more…]
Amazon posted the new Nikon DSLR and lens rebates a week or so ago. Now it looks like B&H has gotten in on the deals too.
Here’s the link to B&H’s Nikon rebate page for more.
Along with the updated Camera App in iOS 5, Apple announced its new iCloud product at WWDC 2011 today. iCloud is basically an auto-storage program that syncs data across devices – mail, photos, documents, videos, etc. [Read more…]
At WWDC 2011 today, Apple unveiled iOS 5, which contains a number of new features and functions. Most relevant to photo buffs though are the upgrades to the camera app. [Read more…]
Canon broke ground on a new manufacturing facility in Taiwan yesterday – and it’s going to start building another plant in Taiwan in August. The two plants are said to be a $1.05-billion dollar investment to meet the growing demand for its DSLR line of cameras, lenses and accessories.
[via Focus Taiwan]