Archive for the 'gear' Category
Wednesday, March 17th, 2010
while it’s one sweet update, there are a few things still on the radar for this workhorse of a still + video machine. here’s what i’ve picked up in a day of use under the latest update;
Note: Firmware v. 2.0.3 does not add the HD 1280×720 resolution option that is available in other EOS models, [...]
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Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010
back from an intl trip last week + had a question that fits timing wise in more ways then one – “you’ve mentioned pelican cases before, what’s your fav travel tools + best way to protect gear”?
thanks for the question bob. this is tough + easy. easy because there are a number of options (lowepro, [...]
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Wednesday, January 13th, 2010
new tools are refining our workflow, from camera to output, like never before. on a near daily basis there’s great new ideas to test + possibly put into place. that’s not to say that everything i like is adopted immediately or even at all but you’ve got to stay on top of anything that propels [...]
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Thursday, December 10th, 2009
during the course of any give year i do a handful of talks + presentations that vary from teaching style to pure fun, from stills to video mash ups. if there’s one thing that comes with these it’s that you’ve got to have a nice little kit together to make them all successful as each [...]
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Friday, August 21st, 2009
the G11 is here… + the same price i paid for my G9 nearly two years ago. a huge fan of the 9 as it is one solid little multi platform machine. you have your raw images, quick auto jpgs if you need them, a slew of video settings including a sweet little 1024 + [...]
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Monday, August 3rd, 2009
here’s a take on the histogram vs light meter debate via ‘digital imaging expert’ tim grey of microsoft fame. this was from his near daily q+a posting with readers.
One of the most useful advances of digital photography is the histogram. If one still uses film, say in large format photography, a histogram is available only [...]
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Thursday, June 11th, 2009
they’re coming fast + furious these days, which i have to admit i don’t mind a bit. nice to satisfy the inner geek once in awhile. that past two weeks have seen major updates for apple, canon + onone (software manufacturer).
the biggie for the general public is the apple keynote earlier this week from the [...]
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Tuesday, May 26th, 2009
outstanding news from the largest camera maker on the planet + something that huge numbers of us out in the field have been pulling for. canon is introducing the first ever full frame DSLR with manual exposure video control in june. this includes aperture, shutter + ISO. absolutely fantastic. and making the deal even sweeter [...]
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Monday, March 16th, 2009
here’s a great way to start the week – a sweet mix of inspiration in the form of new hacks + variations and a discussion on crap.
one of public radio’s greatest features is no doubt, this american life, hosted by ira glass. a long time radio host/producer who’s now expanded into tv. you know that [...]
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Wednesday, September 17th, 2008
to follow up on my last post regarding ethics in photography, it’s no doubt a can of worms. the photographers i spoke with about it are conflicted on each side. regardless of the specific issues the argument boils down to “i’d never touch that kind of dirty money” or “i’d take every red cent and [...]
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