Category: Equipment

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To be frank, this camera has a few minor (but quite important to higher end users) upgrades to it’s little brother.    There are in effect a lot of SMALL yet very IMPORTANT changes that will have a significant impact on those using this camera in actual PRODUCTIONS.

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So, if you want the highest resolution that this camera can provide, then the “e” model is the way to go. But, there’s a price to be paid, and that is the possibility of moiré under some circumstances. As well, there’s the need to use exceptional shooting technique to really realize the advantage that the D800e can offer over the D800. Without such techniques, you’re wasting your money and you’d be better of with the regular D800. We’ll look at this in detail momentarily.

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Welcome the Airport 4-Sight™, the most convenient, lightweight solution on 4-wheels. With the introduction of the 4-Sight, Think Tank Photo has created an entire new category of lightweight rolling camera bags.

Think Tank Photo set out to design a more ergonomic roller to reduce fatigue and strain on traveling photographers. The result, the first four wheel roller designed specifically for photographers. It meets International airline carry-on standards, (always check your airline for current size restrictions). Weight has been dramatically reduced through innovative bag design and a strict focus on features that photographers identify as most beneficial. A lockable zipper provides security.

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The summary judgement for me is that the new Sony RX100 is hands-down the most appealing pocket-sized digital camera yet. Capable of producing DSLR grade images, it’s hard to find much to fault with this small pocket wonder. While it is too pricy for many, given that it will almost certainly be a second or even third camera, for demanding quality-conscious photographers looking to own an always-along camera able to produce pro-quality results, the RX100 is not just hard, but for the moment almost impossible to beat.

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The rumours are starting to fly with Photokina around the corner. Below is the first spec list of a camera said to be Canon’s big megapixel entry.

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Hasselblad has gone on the defensive, answering the criticism the firm’s compact interchangeable lens camera system has received since its introduction at Photokina yesterday. Olivier Laurent speaks with Hasselblad’s Luca Alessandrini and Peter Stig-Nielsen

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the camera adds a new EXPEED 3A image processor, allowing it to shoot up to 15 frames per second with full autofocus tracking for moving subjects.

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the camera adds a new EXPEED 3A image processor, allowing it to shoot up to 15 frames per second with full autofocus tracking for moving subjects.

Fuji X100s Manual Focus and Auto Focus Demo and Explanation Video | Steve Huff Hi-Fi and Photo

Fuji X100s Manual Focus and Auto Focus Demo and Explanation Video – (keep scrolling for video) The new Fuji X100s has been announced and today I was able to play with one at CES. First off, it looks exactly like the X100 as it uses the same body, same len

via Steve Huff Hi-Fi and Photo | Hi-Fi Audio Reviews: http://www.stevehuffphoto.com/2013/01/09/fuji-x100s-manual-focus-and-auto-focus-demo-and-explanation-video/

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It’s the best lightweight digital camera I’ve ever put my hands on, and has become one of my favorite cameras ever. Period

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“With no optical low-pass filter, the designers have opted for the highest possible resolution we can have,” said Nikon’s Steve Heiner. “I haven’t seen any more moiré with this camera than I’d see in any normal camera.”

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My prediction: this will be the personal, auxiliary camera of many a working photographer and photojournalist. Heck, it’ll be the prime body for many, as this is a camera you could build a career on

Crazy Comparison – Leica M, Sony RX1 and Fuji X100s | Steve Huff Hi-Fi and Photo

Crazy Comparison – Leica M, Sony RX1 and Fuji X100s You all asked for this so here you go. I have three sets of images here, all full size direct from RAW from each camera without any PP, just right from camera results. You can click any image for the ful

via Steve Huff Hi-Fi and Photo | Hi-Fi Audio Reviews: http://www.stevehuffphoto.com/2013/03/21/crazy-comparison-leica-m-sony-rx1-and-fuji-x100s/

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I have been DSLR free for about two months and all is well. During the past two months I’ve been to Cuba, New York (x2), and Arizona. I feel I have hit just about every type, and kind, of job I do and my little Fujis have performed flawlessly. I really relied on them in Arizona where I was shooting for Land Rover. I shot that job with a mix of Fujis and the Phase One. Everything else has been Fuji only.