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I suppose Sigma intends to keep making cameras. Here’s to putting the purchase to (continued) good use.
Press release after the jump

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Jerry Courvoisier has a new book focused on the current buzzword in photography post-production: workflow. There are quite a few books focused on either Lightroom or Photoshop, not so many on the overall workflow involving both.
Loaded with tips and techniques from a seasoned photographer, including a pre-shoot checklist for camera settings, Courvoisier delivers a digital [...]

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Curious about the quality of the video coming off the new Nikon D90?
During my short tests the video quality was exceptional, no matter which resolution I picked. The size of the movie highly depend on the subject of the video. More detailed videos take 2.5, while homogenous areas produce 1.5 MB/sec in file size, when [...]

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This is the second time I’ve heard Henri Cartier-Bresson mentioned in a Panasonic LX3 review. And yes, paradoxically there is something old school about the LX3, while still packing new school features inside that rangefinder look camera body.
But to the point, Cnet Asia winds up giving the LX3 a 8 out of 10 in their [...]

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If you’re one of those folks getting sick of the mainstream (camera) media going on and on (and on) about how great the Nikon D700, then judging by my webstats you:

don’t visit this site
Currently own a 5D.

By now you’ve heard me go on and on about full frame sensor digital cameras, singing their praises, and [...]

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Ken Rockwell seems to kind of think so, but most other folks think next week.

via nikonrumors.com
(posted via iPhone which doesn’t handle hyperlinks yet. Edit-Fixed.)

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Friday photoblogging via iPhone.
AKA green beans on the grill.

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The best photos come about by accident,and frequently the results are hard to reproduce.
Just something I’ve noticed.

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I of course have nothing but utter contempt for those already recieving their Nikon D700s.
Carry on.

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