Canon

Canon Announces Ground-Breaking “Video” Flash along with new Rebel D-SLRs

Submitted by David Cardinal on Mon, 02/07/2011 - 17:38

Canon T3iFor anyone shooting video with a D-SLR you’ve already figured out that your flash is useless. Instead you need to invest in a separate video light if you want to do any shooting that requires more than ambient light. Until now with Canon’s new Speedlite 320EX II which it announced today along with the Rebel T3i and T3. Read on to learn which it’s such an exciting innovation…

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Great Rebates on Canon Photo Gear from B&H

Submitted by David Cardinal on Thu, 10/07/2010 - 05:36

Canon has some great instant rebates (read discounts) running from now through November 24th on camera and lens kits with the Canon EOS Rebel XS, Canon Rebel T1i, Canon T2I and the amazing Canon Rebel 7D through B&H.

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PhotoAcute Studio 2.89 Update Released

Submitted by David Cardinal on Tue, 12/22/2009 - 16:20

PhotoAcute has released PhotoAcute Studio 2.89 which includes better alignment of exposure bracketed images (like those used to create HDR images) with moving objects or varying illumination. It also features some new profiles (listed below) and some other fixes. It is a free download for current users.

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GearGuide: Camera Lenses for Bird Photography

Even more important to excellent bird photography than having the right camera is having the right lens. There is no point in purchasing that dream camera body and crippling yourself with a cheap lens. In the 8 years I've been leading digital photo safaris I've had the chance to use or at least see used just about every likely lens made for Nikon and Canon camera bodies and have plenty of hopefully useful thoughts to share with you:

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Canon Defies Science with 16MP 100K ISO with Smaller Sensor

Submitted by David Cardinal on Wed, 10/21/2009 - 01:31

Following closely on the heels of Nikon's D3S announcement which raised the bar in low light digital photography Canon has just launched the Canon EOS 1D Mark IV which ups the ante even further by claiming the same rated ISO performance with a greater 16MP resolution in a smaller sensor (APS-H, which has a 1.3 crop factor) allowing the use of smaller and lighter lenses and reducing vignetting issues. Read more to learn what else it has to offer...

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