The WB1000 has a fantastic 24mm ultra wide angle, 5x optical zoom lens, combined with full manual control for the ultimate creativity and a world first 3.0 hVGA AMOLED screen all in a camera that is only 2cm thick!
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New Samsung WB1000 wide-angle digital camera
Posted by admin | Under Canon EOS Accessories Monday May 31, 2010Canon XL2 Guide : Canon XL2 EF Lens Adapter Review
Posted by admin | Under Canon EOS Lenses Monday May 31, 2010
The EF lens adapter for the Canon XL2 is a battery-operated device that fits between the camera body and any Canon EOS lens to get greater zooming capabilities and better low-light shooting. Learn about a few key features of the EF lens adapter with tips from a professional videographer in this free video on cameras.
Expert: Chuck Tyler
Contact: www.highdesertmobilecam.com
Bio: Chuck Tyler has been using a Canon XL2 for two years and has recently started using a Canon XH-A1 for Hi-Def production.
Filmmaker: Chuck Tyler
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Canon Digital Ixus 860IS / PowerShot SD870 IS review
Posted by admin | Under Canon EOS Digital Rebel Camera Monday May 31, 2010
Full review at: http://www.cameralabs.com/reviews/Canon_PowerShot_SD870_Ixus_860IS/ : A nine minute tour around the Canon Digital Ixus 860IS / PowerShot SD870 IS camera by Gordon Laing, Editor of www.cameralabs.com. For complete results and sample images, please check out our full review by clicking the link at the start of this text.
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Free Digital Camera Software: Upgrade Your Canon
Posted by admin | Under Canon EOS Rebel Digital Cameras Monday May 31, 2010
http://live.pirillo.com – I am a fan of the Canon Digital Cameras, but not such a fan of their software. Whappo sent me an email to let me know about an open-source program called CHDK, which can be used to update the software for your Digital Camera.
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Canon EOS Kiss X2 : DigInfo
Posted by admin | Under Canon EOS Monday May 31, 2010
DigInfo – http://movie.diginfo.tv
Canon added a new product to its EOS Kiss series dubbed the EOS Kiss X2, a popular digital single-lens reflex camera that features sophisticated functions in line with those of top end cameras and provides even higher resolution footage.
The newly developed 12.2 megapixel CMOS sensor and the high quality DIGIC III image processor provide both unsurpassed image resolution and color gradation. In addition, the new camera features superior image depiction in a wide photographic sensitivity range between ISO100 and ISO 1600. The EOS Kiss X2 also outperforms previous models with a maximum frame rate of 3.5 frames per second, which enables consecutive image shooting of up to 53 photos. The camera also comes with a high speed, high precision 9-point AF system that was enhanced to support the F2.8 center lens group.
The EOS Kiss X2 is a lightweight camera that weighs only 475 grams and features a shutter speed conversion function that corrects image blurring due to camera shaking in roughly 4 stages. The camera is also equipped with a wide angle TFT 3.0 inch LCD monitor that can display footage in high resolution at around 0.23 mega pixels, and with its enhanced high-intensity illumination for the backlight, the camera’s maximum brightness was improved 30 percent.
With the use of the live view function, users can film an object while watching it on the LCD monitor in real-time. The camera also features a manual focus mode that allows the user to zoom in on the image displayed on the LCD monitor to 5X or 10x in order to fine tune the focus.
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Time Lapse with Canon EOS 40D in Full HD
Posted by admin | Under Canon EOS 40D Monday May 31, 2010
Time Lapse Recording:
Canon EOS 40D set to “S” (1936×1288) with Sigma 10-20mm lens (@10mm), Aperture Priority f8 (best sharpness of the lens). — EOS Utility Software used for remote capture of 7,5 frames per minute (450 per hour) saved directly to HD. — Adobe Photoshop with fully automatic action 1. resize to 1920×1277 (HD width) 2. cut to 1920×1080 (Full HD but loosing almost 100 lines on top and bottom of frame) 3. save as JPEG high. — Import all Frames (in this case 3499) to Adobe Premiere (set to 1 frame per picture), Full HD Movie at 25fps = 2min 20s Movie — converted to 1280×720 for YouTube — Have fun watching 
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pictureline.com Canon Custom White Balance Tutorial
Posted by admin | Under Canon EOS 40D Digital SLR Monday May 31, 2010
This video is from all of us a pictureline.com to help you learn how to do a custom white balance on your Canon SLR Digital camera. If we can help in any way please email or call us at 801-364-1200. http://www.pictureline.com
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First DSLR Camera – which one to buy? Canon EOS 1000D or Nikon D3OOO?
Posted by admin | Under Canon EOS Accessories Friday May 28, 2010Hello
I was planning to buy a DSLR for a along time and now I came across an offer. Now i am a little confused. which one to buy?
Canon EOS 1000D + 18-55mm + 75-300mm for 650 Euros and
Nikon D3000+ 18-55mm + 18-200mm+ 4GB SD card + Carry case for 600 Euros
both with usual accessories
I have a likeness towards Canon from the begining because I have experience with my friend’s Canon D450. I plan to shoot nature normal functions in my University.
So what is your opinion?
Hi Achuth,
I too am a Canon fan but when I started to make more photographer friends in my network circle, I realized that Nikon too has it’s own strengths (but disadvantages as well).
In my opinion the Nikon in-built flash gives you more control options than Canon. There is some compatibility issues in Nikon when you try to mix and match different makes and models of lenses when you upgrade. But if you stick to Nikon recommended lenses, that should not be a problem. In other words, Canon body is more flexible in terms of accepting various lenses of different models and makes (unlike Nikon).
I think for an amateur photographer who needs mentoring "on-the-spot", the best DSLR probably is
Nikon D3000 10MP Digital SLR Camera with 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G AF-S DX VR Nikkor Zoom Lens
This includes Camera body and a basic lens to give you the jump-start.
The key feature is the "Guide mode" makes selecting camera settings easy for beginning SLR photographers. Add to this various "everyday" features with some unique ones -
10.2 Megapixel
Compact, lightweight and Portable
11 point Autofocus
3fps continuous shooting mode
In-built ‘Help’ Function
"In-camera" image editing functions
Nikon EXPEED image processor for responsive shooting and high-accuracy photos
Integrated Dust Reduction System to keep image sensor clean for spotless photos
You find it here: http://bit.ly/nikon3k
The price is quite affordable at around $450 (in US) and very competitive compared to other entry level DSLRs.
You can get some of my selections and recommendations here: http://www.pleasurephotography.com/dslr-buying-list
Canon EOS 40D Lenses…Can anyone recommend any good lenses? ?
Posted by admin | Under Canon EOS Lenses Friday May 28, 2010I like macro photography, nature, and sports photography.
The Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro is an excellent macro lens for your camera. As for sports, you’ll want something a bit longer, which also focuses faster than the macro lens.
Depending upon your budget, the Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L would be my first choice for a zoom lens. Second choice would be the Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM would be a good less expensive choice. One last choice would be a lens new to the market the Canon EF-S 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM, it covers a range from wide to fairly long.
The top choice for sports though, would be the Canon EF 400mm f/2.8 IS USM, but that is also the most expensive of the lenses. It is also a prime lens, which has no zoom.
I am getting a Canon EOS Rebel T1i Digital SLR Camera and need to know which lens would be better?
Posted by admin | Under Canon EOS Digital Rebel Camera Friday May 28, 2010The lens that comes with it is the Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens.
I am looking at two different lenses as a second set. Which one is better zoom and quality wise?
Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 III Zoom Lens
Tamron 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Di LD Macro Autofocus Lens
Thanks!
Between the two I would go with Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 III Zoom Lens but if you can pay a more Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4.0-5.6 IS Telephoto Zoom Lens would be better choice
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