Digital Camera News, Reviews and Tips
Vincent Laforet has posted another video shot with the Canon 5D Mark II. Clearly, Laforet has developed a fondness for this new camera:
And I will admit this camera has brought me back the closest to the feeling I had at the age of 15 when I had my first camera and a few rolls of Tri-X to burn through. Simply put – it’s so much fun and pure.
Stay tuned to Photography Bay’s Canon 5D Mark II Reviews and Resources for the latest.
Looks like someone posted the images of the Nikon D3x a little early.
Kudos to Nikon Rumors who picked up the images before they were removed, which apparently came shortly after NR’s post. Now you get this:
I suppose December 1 may be D-Day for Nikon after all. Now, we just the to find out what the specs are… Anyone?
Stay tuned to Photography Bay’s Nikon D3x coverage for the latest when the new camera drops.
DC Resource has published a review of the Canon PowerShot G10.
The Canon PowerShot G10 is a very capable fixed-lens camera that does just about everything right.
For the latest news and reviews, see Photography Bay’s Canon G10 Reviews and Resources.
The contest is closed for further entries. All I can say is “WOW” – there were some really awesome entries. I had a terribly difficult time culling the entries down to the final 10. If you look through the Photography Bay Group Pool, I’m sure you’ll find some that you think should be in here. I went back and forth on several of these; however, I think all of these are fantastic “Fall” images that deserve to be in the top 10. [Read more…]
It’s here.
The Canon 5D Mark II has shipped from Canon and the floodgates are open with photographers around the world trying to find one in stock.
Here’s the list of retailers that you can try online.
Canon 5D Mark II (body only) – Ritz Camera
Canon 5D Mark II (body only) – Amazon.com
Canon 5D Mark II w/ 24-105mm L lens – Amazon.com
Canon 5D Mark II (body only) – Adorama
Canon 5D Mark II w/ 24-105mm L lens – Adorama
Canon 5D Mark II (body only) – B&H Photo
Canon 5D Mark II w/ 24-105mm L lens – B&H Photo
Don’t expect it to ship tomorrow if you haven’t pre-ordered it yet. You may be waiting awhile. However, you can bet that Canon is pushing these out the door as fast as they can pick them up off the assembly line.
Stay tuned to Photography Bay’s Canon 5D Mark II Reviews and Resources for the latest.
DP Review has published an in-depth review of the Canon PowerShot G10.
The G10 is a camera you don’t want to put down once you have picked it up. It encourages users to take pictures, and turn the dials: to experiment and have fun.
For the latest news and reviews, see Photography Bay’s Canon G10 Reviews and Resources.
PhotographyBLOG has posted a review of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1.
In terms of image quality, the Panasonic G1 also gets most things right. As you’d expect with the G1 using a regular Four Thirds sensor, the quality is very similar to other Four Thirds cameras that we’ve reviewed.
For more news and reviews, visit Photography Bay’s Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 Reviews and Resources.
Digital Camera Review has published a review of the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T700.
Hands down, the T700 is certainly the best looking, most solidly built small camera we’ve had the pleasure of shooting with this year.
Camera Labs has posted a review of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28.
Should you ultimately decide on the Panasonic FZ28 though, you won’t be disappointed. Like its predecessor it delivers a compelling array of features for the money and easily comes Highly Recommended.
Over the past several months RED, has hyped up the second-coming of their big, bad cameras. The latest big, bad camera announcement was for the over-priced Scarlet and EPIC DSMC (digital still and motion camera).
That wasn’t enough though. RED is now hyping yet another announcement for December 3rd.
New announcement on Dec. 3rd. Everything has changed… just as we promised. :-)
Oh, and the “ground-breaking” Scarlet and EPIC cameras announced back on November 13th? RED says, “The 13th was insignificant…”
Maybe it’s just more video mumbo-jumbo and nothing for us still photographers to be concerned with. Or maybe, RED will enter the still image arena with a more reasonable price tag that actually means something to the overall market – and not just show off another high-priced modular system that doesn’t live up to the hype and purports to be available at some point in the future.
[RED via Crunchgear]