It’s becoming clear to me that the new Nikon D90 is out D300ing the Nikon D300, at least when it comes to image quality at higher ISO. You’ll remember that upon introduction, the Nikon D300 set a gold standard for high ..read more

Adobe has released a “release candidate” version of Adobe Camera Raw. 4.6. This update includes support for the new Nikon D90, so I imagine lots of folks will be snapping this up, but as a release candidate, proceed with caution. Newly supported camera models include:

Fuji Finepix ..read more

90mm – 1/10 sec – F11.3 – ISO-100 85mm – 1/166 sec -  F1.8 – ISO-100 50mm -1/64 sec – F3.5 – ISO-100 15mm – 1/83 sec – F4 – ISO-6400 16mm – 1/395 sec -  F8 ..read more

Video first look at the Canon EOS 5D Mark II

You can order the Canon 5D Mark II now at: Amazon (body only $2700 or with EF 24-105 L IS for $3500) Adorama (body only $2699 or with EF 24-105 ..read more

Remember way back yesterday when the Nikon D90 was the darling of all things photography? Yes, those were good times, and those looking to re-live those happier times will find a whole bunch of solace in a new review from the ..read more

The Canon 5D Mark II was clearly meant to compete with the Nikon D700 (no we haven’t forgot the Sony A900, but more on that in a future post). On paper we thought the Canon 5D Mark II looked like it might have an advantage ..read more

Canon has released the newest addition to the EF family of lenses, with the very fast 24mm f/1.4 L II USM lens.

Key Features:

Fast f/1.4 aperture Aspherical and UD lens elements for correction of chromatic aberration Sub Wavelength structure Coating (SWC) to dramatically reduce ..read more

Not a big surprise considering the previous leak, the G10 continues Canon’s insistance to keep on increasing those megapixels, now reaching 14.7 in the G10 (over the 12.1 of the G9). Other changes include improved 5x zoom lens, DIGIC IV processing, ..read more