Digital PhotoPro Magazine has a cover story up on photographer Erik Almas, whom I’m a rather big fan of. It’s interesting that the article points out that there appears to be a great deal of interest in just ..read more

We were just saying the other day how much the Olympus E-30 had going for it, offering pretty good performance, for a prosumer type camera. It packs in the fun art filters, but has plenty of serious stuff too. Photography Blog ..read more

In light of this post by Stephen Alvarez discussing possible sharpness problems in CS4, I decided to open the same image in Lightroom 2, Photoshop CS4 (via Camera Raw) and Canon’s Digital Photo Professional. The resulting images showed little differences in ..read more

There are zooms and then there are super zooms and clearly the 20x Canon Powershot SX10 IS falls into the latter category. It’s main competitor is the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28, which is a great camera, but the SX10 IS no slouch either, ..read more

The 24 megapixel full frame Sony A900 had done nothing but win high marks in review after review for its professional build, impressive resolution, built in image stabilization, and general orientation to the “traditional” photographer. It isn’t really a surprise then that the ..read more

It seems it might be possible, though the solution might be a wee bit clunky. The above filmed with a Canon 450D. Details here.

photo credit: digitalbear

No, the Nikon Coolpix P6000 hasn’t been getting the love that the Panasonic LX3 has been getting, but that doesn’t mean that it doesn’t make ..read more

With the E-30, Olympus allows the amateur photographer to get very creative, without a whole lot of technical skill, all while using a very powerful camera. This approach has continually won over reviewers, and does so again at Digital Camera Review:

There ..read more