March 2006

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March 17, 2005
 
Olympus Stylus 710 Comments at Digital Camera Review

Digital Camera Reviews wrote a review of the Olympus Stylus 710 and said: "The Olympus Stylus 710 is an attractive camera that provides the weatherproofing that the Stylus line is known for. A quite capable camera, it captures nice pictures with accurate color and good exposure. It does suffer from high noise when the sensitivity is increased for indoor shooting or to use the digital image stabilization. The 15 frames per second movie mode is also disappointing when compared to most other cameras in this class."         Full Article

March 17, 2005
 
Casio Exilim EX-Z850 Initial Review at Digital Camera Info

Digital Camera Info wrote a review of the Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z850 and said: "For a camera this small, the Casio EX-Z850 certainly packs in everything but the kitchen sink. Starting with the powerful 8 MP sensor and going to the superb battery life which is rated at 440 shots, there’s a lot under the hood of this petite, all-metal point-and-shooter. Best of all, there are manual control options for more experienced photographers, including aperture and shutter priority AE and manual white balance."          Full Article

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March 17, 2005
 
Carl Zeiss Takes Responsibility for Product Distribution

Carl Zeiss Press Release Excerpt:
In 2005, Carl Zeiss AG brought over 16 million camera lenses onto the market. The main customers are Sony, Nokia, Arnold & Richter in Munich (the world's biggest manufacturer for the equipment used in cinema and TV movie production), Hasselblad (the most important provider of professional medium format cameras in the world), as well as Band Pro Film & Video in Hollywood and the professional camera manu- facturers Alpa in Zurich, Sinar in Schaffhausen, and Rollei/Franke.           Full Article

March 18, 2005
 
New Photoshop Tutorial on Adjusting the Height of Buildings

This tutorial is to help you learn how to adjust the skylines of cities to change building height or size. With this tutorial I changed the height of one building so it would be the tallest in San Francisco. For different photos, the process and amount of adjustment won't be exactly the same.  But you could also use this technique to copy in buildings from other photos to make a whole new skyline.          Full Tutorial

March 19, 2005
 
Panasonic Lumix FX01 Review at Megapixel.net

Megapixel wrote a review of the Panasonic Lumix FX01 and said: "While we would have liked to have seen more options when it comes to compression, and a lesser susceptibility to noise, in some respects the DMC-FX01 breaks new ground while carrying on with some of the best features we have come to expect from Panasonic cameras. Overall, when compared to previous models, the FX01 brings new flexibility and abilities that should make it as popular as its predecessors have been."   Full Article

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March 19, 2005
 
Olympus Stylus 710 Review at Steve's Digicams

Steves Digicams wrote a review of the Olympus Stylus 710 and said: "This is a very compact and stylish little point-n-shoot model that every member of your household or office will love to use. Whether the beginner or novice user, you can be sure to capture great looking images with either the Program AE mode, Full Auto, of one of the 23 pre-programmed scene modes. It also includes Digital Image Stabilization Mode, which will allow you to capture steady handheld shots in conditions that usually require some sort of camera support."     More

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March 20, 2005
 
Olympus Evolt E-330 Full Review at DP Review

DP Review wrote a review of the Olympus Evolt E-330 and said: "Image quality is a mixed bag, you can get some excellent results by shooting RAW and converting, unfortunately the camera's internal processor appears to be the same as the E-300 / E-500 (with a little tweaking) which means a more 'consumer like' appearance to JPEG images and pretty unsophisticated noise reduction, ISO 1600 is so soft as to render many of those 7.4 megapixels unused. Color was good, tonal response was good and dynamic range just where we expected it to be. We just expected more."         Full Article

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March 23, 2005
 
Canon EOS 30D Review at Cnet

Cnet wrote a review of the Canon EOS 30D and said: "Among the few key enhancements to the 30D, Canon has upped the number of sequential frames that you can capture in continuous-shooting mode to 30 JPEG or 11 raw shots, from 23 or 6, respectively; however the 5fps rate remains. In practice, however, it typically delivered 14 raw shots until the buffer slowed it down, as well as essentially an unlimited number of highest-quality JPEG shots, albeit at a clip of 3.5fps. Generally, unless you're shooting very fast action such as car racing, that kind of burst-shooting performance should suffice."          Full Article

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March 27, 2005
 
Pentax Sponsors Kelly Slater Surfing Event

Pentax Press Release Excerpt:
Every year, KSI brings together pro surfers, Hollywood celebrities and musical guests for a weekend of surf, sand and sun. Equipped with PENTAX waterproof Optio W10 digital cameras, the official camera of the event, professional photographers and celebrities alike snapped images of the activities. With the capability to capture images up to five feet underwater for up to 30 minutes, the Optio W10 is the perfect camera for use in and around water.     More

March 27, 2005
 
Camera Review of the Canon 30D by DC Resource

DC Resource wrote a review of the Canon EOS 30D and said: "Photo quality was excellent on this 8.2 Megapixel camera. Photos were well-exposed, with accurate colors, very low noise levels (even at high ISO sensitivities), and minimal purple fringing. As is the case with most D-SLRs, photos are on the soft side straight out of the camera, and you can compensate for this by increasing the in-camera sharpening a bit.  One thing that really got nailed home during my time with the 30D is how important lens quality is. I bought the Canon 17 - 85 EF-S lens a few months back, and have been less than thrilled with its sharpness."          Full Article

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