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Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1 Sample Images

Posted by Mark Goldstein | Filed under photographyblog.com

We’ve published 40 sample photos taken with a production version of the new Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1, the World’s first Micro Four Thirds camera.

Read more | Comments (0) | November 20th, 2008

Adobe Configurator for Photoshop CS4

Posted by Mark Goldstein | Filed under photographyblog.com

Adobe Configurator is a new utility that enables you to create your own panels for Photoshop CS4.

Read more | Comments (0) | November 20th, 2008

Canon Updates Software for 5D Mark II

Posted by Mark Goldstein | Filed under photographyblog.com

Canon have updated four of their software programs for Windows and Mac OS X.

Read more | Comments (0) | November 20th, 2008

DSLR Market Grows By 40%

Posted by Mark Goldstein | Filed under photographyblog.com

In 2007 the DSLR market grew by 40% compared to the point-and-shoot market, according to new research from InfoTrends.

Read more | Comments (0) | November 20th, 2008

64GB Kingston DataTraveler 150

Posted by Mark Goldstein | Filed under photographyblog.com

Kingston Technology have announced a 64Gb version of their DataTraveler 150 USB flash drive.

Read more | Comments (0) | November 20th, 2008

Canon Rebate Checks May Bounce

Posted by Mark Goldstein | Filed under photographyblog.com

Canon USA have asked their customers not to cash rebate checks, following the bankruptcy of the company responsible for processing them.

Read more | Comments (0) | November 20th, 2008

Casio EXILIM Pro EX-FH20 Review

Posted by Mark Goldstein | Filed under photographyblog.com

The new Casio EXILIM Pro EX-FH20 compact camera is all about raw speed, offering a continuous shooting rate of up to 40fps, and movie recording at 1000fps. In direct comparison, most other cameras in its class can shoot at up to 3 fps for stills, and 30fps for video. Admittedly there’s a drop in quality to attain such fast shooting - from 9 to 7 megapixels for stills, and down to 224×56 pixel movies - but the bridge-style EX-FH20 still has a number of tempting features. In addition to the sensible 9 megapixel resolution, there’s a 20x, 26-520mm ultra-zoom lens, 3 inch LCD screen, 1cm macro mode and RAW file support. Is the Casio EX-FH20 the ultimate ultra-zoom camera? Gavin Stoker found out…

Read more | Comments (0) | November 19th, 2008

Nikon SB-900 Firmware Update 5.02

Posted by Mark Goldstein | Filed under photographyblog.com

Nikon have released a firmware update for the SB-900, their top-of-the-range Speedlight flash gun.

Read more | Comments (0) | November 19th, 2008

Half of Americans’ Photographs Will Disappear

Posted by Mark Goldstein | Filed under photographyblog.com

Half of all the American consumer photographs taken in the film era are in danger of being lost forever, according to a new study.

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Think Tank Photo Holiday Coupons

Posted by Mark Goldstein | Filed under photographyblog.com

Think Tank Photo are offering free bags or belts when you buy a roller, Airport backpack, or modular set.

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HP Photography and Printing Master Class

Posted by Mark Goldstein | Filed under photographyblog.com

HP is running a series of free seminars, in collaboration with Magnum Photos, with workshops on the new HP Designjet Z3200 Photo Printer.

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Master of Professional Studies in Digital Photography

Posted by Mark Goldstein | Filed under photographyblog.com

The Master of Professional Studies in Digital Photography degree is designed for working professionals looking to improve their skills in digital image capture.

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3 for 2 on Canvas Prints

Posted by Mark Goldstein | Filed under photographyblog.com

CanvasRus are offering 3 for 2 and 15% off their range of canvas prints.

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AVCHD Video Editing Review

Posted by Mark Goldstein | Filed under photographyblog.com

Cameratown has just published a review of three different video editing software packages capable of handling high-definition, AVCHD video files, and priced under $100.

Read more | Comments (0) | November 19th, 2008

PhotoFrame 4 Pro Review

Posted by Mark Goldstein | Filed under photographyblog.com

PhotoFrame 4 from onOne Software adds realistic film and darkroom edge effects to your images. You can also add artistic edges like torn paper, brush strokes or create full-on layouts with backgrounds, textures and adornments. Photo Frame 4 includes over 200 new frames developed by pro photographers, a frame library with library management options, updated user-interface, and new output options for added user control. Jon Canfield tested out the Pro version of PhotoFrame 4.