October 2005

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October 21, 2005
 
Camera Reviews Posted for the Canon EOS 5D

Digital Camera Info reviews the Canon EOS 5D and said: "At $3300, the Canon 5D is a remarkable value. Its unusual advantages – a full-frame sensor and a 12.8 megapixel native resolution – have commanded much higher prices until now. Based purely on the market price for the technology it offers, the 5D is more than competitive: it's a bargain. The only other full-frame DSLR currently on the market goes for more than double the price of the 5D."        Read More

October 24, 2005
 
Apple Releases Aperture Photo Editing Software

Apple Press Release Excerpt:
CUPERTINO, California—October 19, 2005—Apple® today introduced Aperture, the first all-in-one post production tool that provides everything photographers need after the shoot. Aperture offers an advanced and incredibly fast RAW workflow that makes working with a camera’s RAW images as easy as JPEG. Built from the ground up for pros, Aperture features powerful compare and select tools, nondestructive image processing, color managed printing and custom web and book publishing.        Read More

October 26, 2005
 
Photography Tips - Softening Digital Images

Tom Ray writes, "The nature of photographic media has changed. That is the obvious part; but what can surprise you is that the lens filters that worked so well with your film cameras don't always achieve the same results in the digital realm. Photographers who've discovered this are either abandoning their old filters and using nothing or using whatever software comes standard with their Photoshop or similar program. If you're interested in getting the same quality for your portrait photography that you used to get with film and filters, you need to know that it can be done!"   Read More

October 28, 2005
 
Canon Powershot SD430 Wireless First Look

Canon Press Release Excerpt:
Perhaps the best thing about this new digital camera is not just that it's wireless, but that it's so easy to use.

All the user needs to do is connect the supplied Wireless Print Adapter to a Canon PictBridge printer, such as the new Canon SELPHY CP510 or CP710 models, and press the blue lit Print/Share button on the back of the camera. Seconds later, the image is sent wirelessly to the printer and a photo-lab quality print begins to emerge. How's that for a magic trick?       Read More

October 31, 2005
 
New Action Photography Article by Gary Hendricks

Gary Hendricks writes, "Do you find it a problem to shoot great action shots? Whether you are shooting pictures of a soccer match, or a fast moving car, you may find it a great challenge to produce nice pictures of these subjects. In fact, the first thing you'll realize is that digital Cameras are bad for action shots. That is why first time users, new to digital photography often gripe about how lousy their action shots turn out."        Read More

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