Posts Tagged ‘photo’
My Newest Camera, a Nikon D3000 D-SLR
May 11th, 2011 | 
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My newest addition to my camera collection, a Nikon D3000 D-SLR that I bought on June 25, 2010. I just recently purchased a new lens at the first of December. and I’m still getting used to it.
Equipment:
Nikon D3000 D-SLR Body
Nikon AF-S Nikkor 18-55mm 1; 3.5-5.6 DX Lens
Nikon AF-S Nikkor VR 55-200mm 1:4-5.6 DX Lens
Targus TG-BGD40 Battery Grip Battery grip made for a D40 Nikon but will fit correctly and work on the D3000 bodies.)
Duration : 0:5:15
Nikon 1000pj- Worlds first camera with Built-In Projector
You take pictures to share, right? This is the first camera that lets you share by using a built-in projector. Stills AND Video! We’ve already been using this and it is too much fun. review to follow shortly
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Duration : 0:2:37
Posted in Nikon Cameras | 
Tags: 1000pj, Camera, cameras, Digital, digital imaging, Nikon, photo, point, projection, projector, SHOOT, video | 
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Fuji G-617 Panoramic Camera – A film camera that is Great for Landscape Photography…
http://www.clickherephotographytips.com The Fuji G617 Panoramic camera is an absolute pleasure to own and to use, although it does have a few teething problems
This camera was first developed in Japan by the Fuji Photo Film Company in 1982 and has the ability to take print or transparency film images at a size of 6cm x 17cm which look amazing on a light table and much better when you see a print hanging on your wall.
The camera accepts film that is generally used in Medium Format cameras like Hasselblad, Rollei etc and is a larger sized film than the traditional 35mm film that many photographers were using before the invention of digital photography.
I do not feel that digital photography will result in the demise of film photography, at least not for sometime
Moving On
The camera accepts two sized of film, actually the height of the film remains the same, it is actually the number of photographs available that really makes the difference. For example, on a roll of 120 sized film as a photographer you are limited to four shots per roll, and; on a roll of 220 film you are limited to eight shots per roll.
To purchase this camera new can be expensive, film is expensive to purchase and so are costs involved in processing and printing. But, for some reason I keep coming back to this camera mainly as a result of the quality of the images.
They are simply outstanding
Admittedly, the camera is generally not used in everyday photography unless of course you are a professional photographer, however; when this camera is used all of the minor issues are forgotten.
This camera is superb, and in a way it represents for me a step back in history to a time before stitching photograph, Photoshop and other tools that can be used to enhance your images.
Surprisingly, this camera actually encourages a photographer to think about what they are doing and how they would like to have the subject portrayed in their image.
Sure, this camera does have a few minor issues. But, once you own one you will probably never, ever get rid of it.
I am not saying that this camera is for everyone, however; if you feel that you may be interested in learning a little about this type of camera, please enjoy my video
Duration : 0:9:23
Posted in Fujifilm Cameras |
Tags: 120, 220, 50, accessories, Angle, aperture, ASA, Binoculars, Bogen, cable, Camera, cameras, centre, cullman, Digital, Dynatran, Film, FIlter, Format, fuji, G-617, G617, Gitzo, Head, heads, ISO, Kodak, Landscape, Large, Lens, Manfrotto, Medium, Mini, Panorama., Panoramic, photo, Photographer, Photography, Print, Professional, release, Roll, shutter, Slide, Slik, Spot, Sturdy, transparency, Tripod, Tripods, Velbon, Velvia, video, Wide |
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Canon’s PowerShot S90 and SD4000 IS Point-and-Shoot Cameras Raise the Bar
http://www.pcworld.com/videos.html?tk=Ytub: Canon’s PowerShot S90 is the best shirt-pocket compact we’ve ever used: it has full manual controls that approach the tools on a DSLR and takes great pictures in just about any lighting situation. The PowerShot SD4000 IS, on the other hand, is an everyday point-and-shoot camera that offers some manual controls and stellar image quality.
Duration : 0:3:41
Posted in Canon Cameras |
Tags: Camera, Canon, Compact, dslr, ighting, Image, IS, Manual., photo, Photography, pictures, point-and-shoot, Powershot, s90, SD4000, shirt-pocket |
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Canon EOS 5D Mark II Digital SLR Camera
In this video we take a brief look at the advantages of the full-frame sensor and HD video capabilities of the Canon EOS 5D Mark II. This video is shot with the Canon EOS 5 Mark II.
Canon 5D Mark II
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/shop/1/photo.html/shs/canon+5d+mark+II?BI=4140
Shot with the Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Duration : 0:5:47
Nikon CoolPix Cameras Add New Features: Live PMA Interview
The Coolpix S210 is an 8-megapixel model with 3x zoom, Electronic Vibration Reduction (VR) image stabilization, and aluminum body. It comes in plum, graphite black, cool blue and brushed bronze colors for $179.95.
The S550 has a 10-megapixel sensor, 5x zoom lens and electronic VR. It also features Smile Mode, which automatically triggers the shutter when the subject smiles, and Blink Warning, which will display a warning message if the subject blinked. It’ll be available in plum, cool blue and graphite black for $229.95.
Another new member of the Coolpix Style line, the S600 features a 10 megapixel sensor, 4x wide-angle 28-112mm Zoom-NIKKOR lens, optical Vibration Reduction (VR) image stabilization and a 2.7-inch LCD screen. It adds an “Active Child Mode” to its scene modes which will automatically track and focus on a moving subject as you shoot. It’s SDHC compatible and uses a rechargeable Lithium Ion battery. The S600 will be released in March for $299.95. All the models will be available at calumetphoto.com.
Duration : 0:4:54
Posted in Nikon Cameras |
Tags: Adorama, And, B&H, Calumet, COOLPIX, News, photo, photographic, point, Ritz, S210, S550, S600, Samy's, SHOOT, Technology |
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