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Mamiya Leaf Introduces the Leaf Credo Medium Format Digital Camera Back PlatformNew Canon EOS 60Da DSLR Camera For Astronomy EnthusiastsCanon unleashes the EOS 5D Mark IIILexar Introduces 1000x Memory CardDatacolor Launches Spyder4 for Simplicity and Accuracy in Color Calibration for all Display DevicesNew Nikon SB-910 Speedlight Offers Advanced Flash Technology and Intelligent FeaturesLowepro Pro Messenger AW SeriesCanon Launches the Flagship PIXMA PRO-1New Product Developed to Help Avoid Damaging Your 5D Camera PortWacom Launches Cintiq 24HD For Creative ProsAdobe announces Carousel - cloud-based image serviceInduro Announces New BHS Series Lightweight BallheadsLeica Launches New M9-P Rangefinder and 21mm f3.4 Super-Elmar LensCanon Updates Availability of New EF LensesSigma Announces Huge Price and Availability of 46MP SD1 CameraPanasonic Announces G3 Micro Four Thirds CameraPMA Cancels 2011 Photo Trade Show & Moves To Jan 2012Lowepro Launches New Sport AW SeriesCinevate Launches Atlas FLT Slider and Simplis Rig for DSLR Movie MakingNikon Announces D5100 DSLRLensbaby Announces the new Composer ProMarshall Introduces 3 new LCD MonitorsThink Tank Photo introduces 5 new solutuions for the traveling photographer.Lensbaby introduces the new Sweet 35 OpticCRU-Dataport Introduces the New ToughTech Duo |
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Lexar Introduces 1000x Memory CardA CompactFlash card capable of 150 MB per second and full HD video.
Just in time for CES 2012, Lexar has announced their new 1000x line of cards. Capable of transfer speeds of 150 MB per second, they can handle HD video uncompressed, very fast flushing of the buffer of any still camera, as well as lightning-fast downloads to a computer. It’s the equivalent of a class 20 card. more »Sigma Announces Huge Price and Availability of 46MP SD1 CameraNew Foveon Sensor DSLR Ships in June for $9,700 !!!
A 46MP Foveon sensor negates the need for a bayer matrix or anti-aliasing filter. Sigma’s new SD1 is the largest Foveon sensor on the market and it’s coming in June. more »
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Cinevate Launches Atlas FLT Slider and Simplis Rig for DSLR Movie MakingNew compact, lightweight DSLR gear.
For NAB 2011 Cinevate have launched several new products including the new Atlas FLT slider and the Simplis support system. Click through to see videos of these new products. more »Marshall Introduces 3 new LCD MonitorsGreat new LCDs for DSLR movie making.
NAB is nearly upon us and Marshall have released details of some great looking new LCD monitors that will sit nicely with those of you using DSLRs or other small video cameras. more »CRU-Dataport Introduces the New ToughTech DuoHigh performance RAID on the go using notebook drives.
Sleek and sophisticated may not be the average consumer’s initial thought regarding hard drives, but CRU-DataPort’s engineering ingenuity has changed the playing field with ToughTech Duo. This high performance RAID portable storage system works with two 2.5” notebook drives or solid state drives to back-up and store data. Designed for professional photographers and digital media users while on location or in the studio, ToughTech Duo maximizes storage in a mini footprint (3.5” x 6.26” x 1.34” or 89mm x 159mm x 34mm) to ensure data integrity and protect digital assets. ToughTech Duo guards against data loss by writing the same information in real-time to both drives. It also saves from costly system downtime as the system can continue to run while the ToughTech Duo restores data on the hard drive. more »New Marshall 7” Monitor with HDMI Loop ThroughSmall Monitor With Big Features for HDSLR Movie Making
Marshall Electronics has recently announced the worlds first 7-inch LCD monitor with HDMI loop through functionality allowing you to run multiple LCDs from a single HDMI output on your HDSLR. Now you can have a monitor for the camera operator or director and another one for your focus puller without having to employ expensive powered HDMI splitters. The monitor also features a huge range of other useful features like false color and peaking as well as DSLR ratio adjustment which will show a full screen , un-letterboxed view of what you are recording, no matter which DSLR you are using. more »Sandisk Joins the 128GB Game With Extreme Pro CF Card
Just yesterday Lexar reveled the world’s first 128GB SDXC Card and today Sandisk has announced the first 100mb/s 128GB Compact Flash Card as part of their Extreme Pro lineup. The card will carry a whopping price tag of $1500 ! Full press release after the break. more »Lexar Announces 128GB SDXC Card !
In the run up to the CES show in Las Vegas this week Lexar has released details of the worlds first 133x 128GB SDXC card. $699.99 MSRP in the US. Full press release after the jump! more » |
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Sonnet Echo Expresscard Thunderbolt Adapter Review
Testing the only current Thunderbolt CF card reader option
I’m sure by now that you are aware of the Thunderbolt standard and how it has a theoretical throughput that is much faster than Firewire 800, USB 2 or 3 and eSATA. Like many people I excitedly bought one of the newer Macbooks last year when they first featured Thunderbolt ports but sadly Thunderbolt accessories have been relatively thin on the ground. Some blame high licensing fees imposed by Apple and Intel whilst some blame technical difficulties and incompatibilities with the implementation of the technology. I’ve had my Macbook Air for nearly a year now and until the Sonnet Echo arrived on my doorstep I hadn’t plugged a single Thunderbolt product into it.
Photography: What’s real, what’s not and does it matter?
Is there such a thing as integrity in a photograph?
I got some flack on Facebook about a past post on my blog . I received a comment from a reader or two stating they felt that what they saw in the produced images was not real. Meaning, after running through my workflow in Lightroom the images no longer represented reality. I have gotten this kind of feedback many times in the past. I think people are rather shocked at seeing a photo “undressed”. It’s a bit like seeing a high-fashion model on the streets without any makeup, it can be scary.
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