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Archive - 2010-03-16

Pentax 645D Interview @ Luminous Landscape

Bernard Languiller has interviewed Pentax Product Planning executive Yasuyuki Maekawa at CP+. Read the interview at: Luminous Landscape. Share on Bluesky (Opens in new window) Bluesky Share on Pinterest (Opens in new...

Henry’s School of Imaging Toronto Re-Opening

March 16, 2010 School of Imaging Toronto Grand Re-Opening! We’re celebrating the School of Imaging Toronto’s move to a bigger and better location! We are pumped about this great new space and would like to...

Panasonic FP3 Review @ PhotographyBLOG

“It quickly becomes second nature to use buttons and touch screen in tandem with each other.” We’ve added a new Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP3 Review to our Reviews Matrix. PhotographyBLOG has posted their...

Nikon S8000 Review @ TechRadar

“The world’s thinnest 10x zoom camera is just 3cm thick. Score: 3.5/5” We’ve added a new Nikon Coolpix S8000 [QuickPrice Check] Review to our Reviews Matrix. TechRadar has posted their review of...

Is DIL The Future of DSLRs?

The use of a large sensor in compact digicams is the long awaited next step in the evolution of digital cameras and we are starting to see this happening. Interestingly — but not surprisingly — this push is...

Casio EX-Z2000 Review @ TrustedReviews

“The Exilim EX-Z2000 is proof that Casio can make a luxury ultra-compact camera just as well as the bigger names.” We have added another Casio EX-Z2000 [QuickPrice Check] Review to our Reviews Matrix...

How to Take Photos in Extreme Cold

Uzair Kharawala of SF Photo School has published at PhotographyBLOG an interesting tutorial about taking correctly color-balanced pictures in the extreme cold — an ice chapel in the Artic in this case. Read the...

Wearable Announces AirStash Wireless Flash Drive

Wearable Inc. designs, engineers, and manufactures wearable smart devices. As the demand for smaller electronic consumer products continues to increase, the next step is for devices to be worn on the body or integrated...

Consumers won’t pay for online news

With the introduction of the Apple iPad and its pay-for-use apps model, publishers are hoping that they will be able to get consumers to pay for online news the way they used to pay for news on paper. The Wall Street...