Archive for the ‘Photography’ Category

  UPDATE: This issue has been resolved by I-Click and they have since sent an apology. The e-mails have stopped roughly around November 1, 4pm – shortly after someone who had contact with I-Click noticed our article and notified them immediately. We don’t know how many users have been affected, but we’re hoping that it [...]

The Lytro Camera   Everybody who’s ever used a camera to take a picture of something has obviously experienced it – the badly focused blurry shot. Something you never intended the camera to do, but that’s what it settled on amidst all the startup and focus hunting beeps. That’s why the Lytro concept became such [...]

The Pentax Q with 8.5mm (47mm) f1.9 Lens   Today, the most popular buzzword in photography has got to be the MILC / ILC / EVIL cameras. (Mirrorless interchangeable lens compact / interchangeable lens compact / electronic viewfinder interchangeable lens) These new, little cameras are designed to provide amazing performance in small, mirrorless bodies. Which [...]

  When it comes to camera technology, size really does matter. Which is why a lot of people were baffled at Nikon’s answer to the mirrorless compact system camera trend. (Sony NEX, Olympus Pen, Panasonic GF, Samsung NX) Being the imaging giants that they are, they were expected to try and maintain a larger sensor [...]

  Looks like Canon is gearing up for another 3-day sale at Tiendesitas next weekend, and you might be able to snag some cameras (or printers) there at discounted prices. If the flyer that was posted on their Facebook page would be any indication, then some units could be on sale for up to 70% [...]

Yongnuo Speedlite YN465   Of course, everybody needs a flash for their DSLR right? Well, most everybody. So naturally, we went out to pick up one of these: the Yongnuo Speedlite YN465. Of course the YN probably means Yongnuo, so let’s just call it the Yongnuo 465. This model is the Shenzhen company’s first TTL [...]

  We all thought the photography world was all fine and dandy and everybody gets along pretty well. (Except maybe Canon and Nikon) Apparently, we’re were wrong. Nikon Corporation just announced that they’re filing a lawsuit against Sigma Corporation for patent infringement on interchangeable lenses with vibration reduction for SLR cameras.

Large aperture (small f number) will create a nice blurry background   Ever wanted to make that perfect shot of a kid smiling, or a sweet picture of a model or a friend, complete with an out-of-focus blurred background but you didn’t know how? Well, CameraSim will teach you how, even before you consider buying [...]

Why You/I Need An 85mm f1.8 Lens

Posted: 9th April 2011 by panzerpuff in Photography
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Canon 85mm 1.8 USM and Nikon 85mm 1.8D   Sometimes, fast, really does mean fast. Lenses with apertures below f2.0 are considered fast. They let in more light, and you can take your pictures with shorter shutter speeds. Why do you need shorter shutter speeds? Because you do. (Photo credits: KenRockwell.com)

Canon EOS 600D/T3i and the 60D   Now that Canon has included the Tilty Swivelly Screen (Articulating LCD) with its newly introduced Entry-Level 600D Camera, its gotten quite closer to their Prosumer offering – the EOS 60D. In fact, the 550D, 600D, 60D and 7D share more than just a few features already – like [...]

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