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Samsung NX10 Firwmare Update Ver. 1.15

May 26, 2010 By Eric Reagan

Samsung has issued a firmware update for the NX10 mirrorless camera.  The new firmware addresses the following issues.

  • Added EVF selection function on the AMOLED displayed menu.
  • Added MF Asist On/Off selection function.
  • Added MF usage function while using K-Mount Adapter.
  • Improved Auto White Balance function of Low color temperature condition.
  • Improved SD Card Read/Write speed.
  • System stablization

Additional info, download access and installation instructions can be found on Samsung’s website.

Filed Under: Samsung Tagged With: digital camera, NX10, photography, Samsung

 

Canon 5D Mark II Firmware Update Version 2.0.7

May 25, 2010 By Eric Reagan

Canon has issued a firmware update for the 5D Mark II.  Firmware version 2.0.7 addresses the following issues, which were introduced in firmware versions 2.0.4 and 2.0.3.

  1. Fixes a phenomenon in which the aperture exhibits abnormal movement when shooting movies in manual exposure mode and Aperture Priority AE (Av mode) using some Canon lenses (such as macro lenses).
  2. Fixes a phenomenon in which the exposure level shown in the LCD panel differs from what is shown in the viewfinder when shooting still images in manual exposure mode.
  3. Fixes a phenomenon in which the Wireless File Transmitter (WFT-E4 or WFT-E4 II) may not automatically power off when used for FTP transfers.

Download and installation instructions for the firmware are available on Canon’s website.

Filed Under: Canon Tagged With: 5d mark ii, aperture problem, Canon, canon macro 5d mark ii problem, digital camera, dslr, firmware, photography, video recording

Fuji HS10 Firmware Update

May 25, 2010 By Eric Reagan

Firmware version 1.02 is now available for the Fuji HS10.  The new firmware addresses the following issues:

  1. In Raw data a line is visible where colors slightly change when developed by Raw File Converter.
  2. Battery indicator turns on too early.
  3. When “Image Disp.” in set-up menu is set to “Zoom”, sometimes image corrupts.

Additional info and download instructions are available on Fuji’s website.

Filed Under: Fuji Tagged With: digital cameras, finepix, firmware, Fuji, fuji hs10, hs10, photography

Nikon D90 Goes 3D

May 24, 2010 By Eric Reagan

StereoPortraitProjectRig-nikon-d90

That’s 2 Nikon D90s rigged to be about the same distance apart as the human eyes.

The Stereo Portrait Project was put together by Alex Fry and Jamie Nimmo.  These guys assembled the custom rig shown above to capture Anaglyphic 3D images.  They’ve even put together a book featuring their 3D images.

Head over to Nikon Rumors for a full rundown of the setup and art behind the Stereo Portrait Project.

Filed Under: Nikon Tagged With: 3d, 3d images, 3d photography, d90, dslr, Nikon, photography

Joby Gorillapod Goes for a Ride

May 23, 2010 By Eric Reagan

Remember that photo of the Gorillapod Magnetic attached to my car from the other day?

Well . . . I couldn’t resist. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Gear Tagged With: car camera, flip, gorillapod magnetic, joby gorillapod, video

Reader Photos Roundup – Sunday, May 23, 2010

May 23, 2010 By Eric Reagan

It's a sad rainy day....

Here’s another round of reader photos from the Photography Bay’s Flickr Group.

[Read more…]

Filed Under: Photos Tagged With: flickr, Photographers, photography, Photos

Most “Wished For” Cameras

May 22, 2010 By Eric Reagan

Amazon has a cool little widget on its digital camera home page that shows the most “wished for” cameras from users.  (If you’ve got an Amazon account, you can add items to your own Wish List.) Some of the top “wished for” cameras among all Amazon users are listed below. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Gear Tagged With: digital cameras, dslr, dslrs, point and shoot

Joby Gorillapod Magnetic is Grooviness Incarnate

May 20, 2010 By Eric Reagan

When Joby developed the Gorillatorch, which is a combination of a Gorillapod, flashlight and ordinary magnets, Joby fans immediately started asking for a similar device to hold their cameras.  Earlier this year, Joby delivered on that request with the Gorillapod Magnetic.

Every year, there are maybe a handful of products that really “wow” me.  The new Gorillapod Magnetic is officially on the list for 2010.

It’s quite simple, really.  It’s a Gorillapod with magnetic feet. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Reviews Tagged With: digital cameras, gorillapod, gorillapod magnetic, joby, magnets, photography, stabilizer, tripod

Merge to HDR Pro in Photoshop CS5

May 20, 2010 By Eric Reagan

While perusing Adobe TV tonight, I ran across this nice tutorial on using the Merge to HDR Pro feature in Photoshop CS5.  In the 10-minute video, Julieanne Kost provides a pretty basic overview of HDR and then digs into the meat of the Merge to HDR Pro feature. In the last couple of minutes of the video, she shows off the power of HDR Toning if you just have a single image to work with.  If you’ve been thinking about trying HDR with CS5, this should get you up to speed rather quickly.

If the embedded video above isn’t working for some reason, you can also find the video over at Adobe TV.

Filed Under: Photoshop Tagged With: cs5, hdr, hdr pro, high dynamic range, photography, Photoshop, photoshop cs5, tripod

Ricoh GXR System Firmware Version 1.17 Update

May 20, 2010 By Eric Reagan

Ricoh GXR

Ricoh has released a new firmware update for its GXR camera system.  The new firmware provides the following enhanced functions:

  • Noise reduction performance enhancement
    The MAX setting has been added to the noise reduction settings. When MAX is specified, the image data’s noise distribution is analyzed and the optimum processing is done for each region of the image, thereby increasing image quality in low-light scenes.
  • Auto bracketing setting change
    When shooting with auto bracketing it is possible to specify exposure variations of up to 2.0 EV. In addition, the change sequence can be specified for each shot.
  • Image trimming
    An image displayed in playback can be trimmed and saved as a separate file. It is also possible to trim an image’s proportions to aspect ratio 1:1 (square).
  • Two “incandescent lamp” settings for white balance
    There used to be just the “incandescent lamp” setting for white balance, but now there are two settings: “incandescent lamp 1” and “incandescent lamp 2.” Compared to “incandescent lamp 1,” “incandescent lamp 2” gives the image a slightly more reddish cast so it is the equivalent of the old “incandescent lamp” setting.
  • Auto shutter speed shift function
    In cases where the image will be overexposed or underexposed when in shutter speed priority mode, if this setting is on, the camera automatically adjusts the shutter speed to give a suitable exposure.

Additional information, download and installation instructions are available on Ricoh’s GXR System firmware website.

Filed Under: ricoh Tagged With: digital camera, firmware update, gxr, gxr system, photography, ricoh

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