Digital Camera News, Reviews and Tips
Thom Hogan has posted a review of the Nikon D3x.
As I’ve written above, the D3x is probably the best DSLR in terms of image quality so far. But the problem is value. There simply isn’t US$5700 worth of value in a D3x over a D700.
For more news and reviews, visit Photography Bay’s Nikon D3x Reviews and Resources.
Photo Induced has published a review of the Canon G10.
Solid, beautiful digital files, even as the Canon RAW format has been incorporated into the most popular photo editing software.
For the latest news and reviews, see Photography Bay’s Canon G10 Reviews and Resources.
PhotographyBLOG has published a review of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX150.
We’d even go so far as to suggest this has to be one of the best options for the more discerning photographer who doesn’t want to kart around a DSLR or a more compact bridge camera on nights out or the occasional day trip.
Digital Camera Review has posted a review of Canon PowerShot SD990 IS.
Premium construction and a few crucial upgrades aside, it’s a back-to-basics ultracompact that serves up straightforward performance that’s easy to manage.
Moose Peterson has posted his first impressions of some time well spent with the Nikon D3x.
Final images from the D3x…freakin stunning!!!! D3x is for everyone…NOT freakin even! Does Moose love it? Final file, hell yeah!
For more news and reviews, visit Photography Bay’s Nikon D3x Reviews and Resources.
Tech Radar has posted a review of the Nikon D3x.
Like the Sony Alpha 900, the incredibly high resolution of the D3x delivers files of an extraordinary quality, both in and out of the studio, between ISO 100-400.
For more news and reviews, visit Photography Bay’s Nikon D3x Reviews and Resources.
Joe McNally took the Nikon D3x for a spin on a recent shoot and had the following to say:
My standard for detail has always been Kodachrome 25, and the D3 zoomed past that pretty handily, and now this thing gives you a file that is like frikkin’ Stargate.
For more news and reviews, visit Photography Bay’s Nikon D3x Reviews and Resources.
The Digital Picture has posted a review of the Canon 5D Mark II.
It is a great upgrade to all owners of non-1-Series bodies – and even some 1-Series body owners are going to want one.
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.
DP Review has published an in-depth review of the Panasonic Lumix G1.
Image quality was, generally, a very pleasant surprise. The G1 uses a Four Thirds sensor and although it’s a new sensor that’s not been used previously in another Four Thirds camera, we would have expected at least a comparable image quality to the current Olympus DSLRs.
For more news and reviews, visit Photography Bay’s Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 Reviews and Resources.
On July 1, 2008, Nikon somewhat surprised us all with the D700, which would become their killer camera of 2008 (and pretty much the past 3 or 4 years as well). The mid-summer announcement caught us off-guard and immediately made us drool over the specs and, more importantly, the price.
The Nikon D700 is essentially a trimmed down version of the flagship (at the time of release) Nikon D3, with a price tag of only $3000 US when announced. Fast forward six months and you can find the Nikon D700 in the sub-$2300 price range for the camera body. With the introduction of the Canon 5D Mark II at $2700, you can expect rebates and price drops to continue as Canon and Nikon compete for your hard-earned dollars.
Enough marketing hoopla, let’s take a closer look at some of the specs that make the D700 such a drool-worthy camera. [Read more…]