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Canon EOS 40D review
Written By: Administrator
Section: Gadget

Category: DSLR Camera

2007-09-08 22:47:11
After months of intense speculation and rumours, Canon has finally release his new EOS 40D. A camera not being revolutionary..A lot of fan were expecting more...The Nikon D300  and the latest Sony Alpha 700 will put some pressure on Canon


  Nikon D300 Canon EOS 40D
Sensor 12.3 MP 10.1MP
Format APS-C APS-C
Focal length Multiplier 1.5x 1.6x
A/D converter 14-bit 14-bit
Image sizes 4288 x 2848
3216 x 2136
2144 x 1424
3888 x 2592
2816 x 1880
1936 x 1288
RAW files NEF / Compressed NEF 14-bit 14-bit compressed RAW
TIFF files Yes No
Dust removal Self-cleaning sensor Self cleaning sensor
AF 51-point Multi-CAM 3500DX 9 cross-point AF
Focus tracking on color Yes No
ISO Range ISO 200 - 3200 normal
ISO 100 - 6400 available
1/3, 1/2 or 1 EV steps
100-1600 normal
3200 available
1/3, 1/2 or 1 EV steps

 

Continuous shooting speed 6 fps
8 fps possible with accessory power source
6.5fps
Viewfinder 100% 95%
Active D-Lighting Yes (also adjusts exposure) Has similar highlight tone priority mode
LCD 3.0"  diagonal TFT LCD
922,000 pixels
3" diagonal LCD
230,000 pixels
Live View Handheld mode and Tripod mode Tripod mode
Video output HDMI (HD) Composite
Weight (no batt) 825 g (1lb 13oz) 740 g (1lb 10oz)
Dimensions 147 x 114 x 74 mm (5.8 x 4.5 x 2.9 in) 5.7 x 4.2 x 2.9 in
145.5 x 108 x 73.5 mm
Availability November 2007 September 2007
Price (est.) $1800 on introduction ~$1300 on introduction


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Canon G10 review available
Written By: Administrator
Section: Gadget

Category: DSLR Camera

2008-11-02 22:20:10

This feature-packed camera is a great buy, and perhaps the best compact non-SLR camera you can buy...

canon.g10

I already have a Canon G9, so for me I do not consider the upgrade worth enough. I highly recommend these pocket as they are able to take astonishing shoot (look at my Australia gallery)


Read More About Canon G10 Review Available...


Debunking some myths about CF / SD memory cards
Written By: Administrator
Section: Gadget

Category: DSLR Camera

2007-10-06 14:34:44

Are expensive memory card worth the money? 

I am in the process of aquiring a DSLR / P&S (point and shot small camera) and camcorder for my 7 weeks trip to Australia. I've already fixed myself on the followwing model

  • Canon EOS 40D (available) or Nikon D300 (wont be available so will have to wait february)
  • Canon G9 for P&S, but this model has currently G9 LCD Leak and Purple Pixels  issues or a Samsung NV
  • Sony camcorder HD 1080i with HDD


Since I never buy anything without analysing carefully all specs, I came across this page from Rob Galbraith

The CF/SD Performance Database is a regularly-updated compilation of write and read speed test results designed to aid the serious and professional photographer in selecting camera storage media for a Canon or Nikon digital SLR.
Write speed test results for each of the digital SLR models actively being tested, as well as card-to-computer transfer rates, can be accessed from the popup menu above.

 

So If you ask yourself if a Sandisk Ultra 2, III or IV is worth the money, you're at the right place! 

Attention a LOT of fake card are circulating on ebay!!!! read this for not bein f... Fake Sandisk Card on ebay

or FAKE Sony Memory Stick Pro Duo MagicGate Cards Exposed


Take gigantic panoramic with ease
Written By: Administrator
Section: Gadget

Category: DSLR Camera

2007-09-28 23:36:54
Forget about fish eye, this is clearly the future: (below the prototype of MIT, which we may soon see on Instructables /  DIY sites)



The device is capable of capturing multi-gigapixel, explorable panoramas with most off-the-shelf digital cameras.

You don't need specialized GigaPan hardware to take your own panoramas. If you have lots of patience, a high-quality digital camera, and a good tripod (or very steady hand!) you can take hundreds or thousands of overlapping, zoomed-in pictures for a gigapixel-scale panorama, then use off-the-shelf stitching software to combine the images into one very high-resolution panorama for upload.

The WEB  interface for  navigating inside panorama is simply fantastic, the speed is great, as it make use of background downloading, image maps, asynchronous multi-part load and multi-pass refinement images load
 
GIGAPAN  and most popular shots are here (1445 available), Google is sponsoring the program (may we soon see huge panorama in Google Earth????)

The commercial version will be available here for $275





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