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By admin, on March 19th, 2011
Conclusion of reviews posted on different websites
Photoradar.com(click here) the X100 is a well-crafted camera with a range of useful functionality and excellent image quality. It’s only really let down by slow writing times and minor operation issues, but otherwise it truly delivers.
photographyblog(click here) the X100 scores a bullseye in terms of the photos that it produces. Noise is noticeable only by its almost complete absence throughout the ISO range of 100-12,800, while the Dynamic Range function helps to boost contrast and detail. The 23mm lens is sharp from the center to the edges, while the F/2 maximum aperture makes it easy to creatively throw the background out of focus. The X100 is right up there with the best APS-C sensor cameras on the market.
ephotozine.com(click here) For a long time the difference in image quality between compact cameras with small sensors, and Digital SLRs with much larger sensors has been well known. The Fujifilm FinePix X100 aims to bring the image quality of a large sensor to a smaller camera, and should also bring the speed of DSLRs with it. Thankfully Fujifilm has delivered both excellent image quality with extremely low noise levels…
By admin, on March 16th, 2011
High End Cuisine and High End Hasselblad Cameras Unite for a Scandinavian Victory
 Image by Jeff Nalin, Scandinavian Victory at the Bocuse d'Or Hasselblad photographer Jeff Nalin captures official portraits of the three Scandinavian winners of the world-renowned Bocuse d’Or culinary „Olympics“ in Lyon, France.
 Image by Jeff Nalin, taken at the Bocuse d'Or Passion and creativity – two staples for gastronomy and photography – were in abundance at the 2011 Bocuse d’Or in Lyon, France this past January. Founded more than 20 years ago as an international stepping stone for talented young chefs, the Bocuse d’Or is named after its creator, renowned French chef and pioneer of modern French cuisine, Paul Bocuse.
For the first time, Hasselblad participated in this prestigious event with an on-site studio where chefs de cuisine photographer Jeff Nalin used a Hasselblad H4D-40 camera to capture official portraits of the three winners. Uwe Moebus, Managing Director, Hasselblad France and Hasselblad Germany remarked that “Hasselblad is proud to be an official supplier of the Bocuse d’Or 2011. We enjoyed working with our Lyon area partner Carré Couleur and Jeff Nalin, one of the most respected photographers of the high end culinary scene. We are honored that Nalin, who has made portraits of the most famous chefs de cuisine for his book, ‘Scenes deux Chefs’, uses a Hasselblad camera to capture his exceptional images.” The cooperation between Bocuse d’Or, Hasselblad and Nalin will continue in the future, as the photographer will capture portraits at national and continental events.
With 2400 seats filled to capacity, the audience cheered on their national teams, adding another level of excitement to this legendary competition. Chefs who prepare for the contest months in advance, have 5 hours and 35 minutes to create a fish dish and a meat dish representing the gastronomic culture of his or her country using the official products of the Bocuse d’Or – with only a single assistant. Moebus also commented, “I was very impressed by the significance of the Bocuse d’Or, the passion of the contestants and the enthusiasm of the audience. As the birthplace of haute cuisine, France is the perfect host country for this event.”
The meeting of high end cuisine and high end Hasselblad cameras was even more meaningful with this year’s Bocuse d’Or’s distinctly Scandinavian flavor. “As a Scandinavian company,” adds Moebus, “Hasselblad is especially proud to congratulate the top three winners of the competition: Rasmus Kofoed of Denmark in first place, Tommy Myllymaki of Sweden in second place and, Gunnar Hvarnes of Norway in third place winner.”
For more information about Jeff Nalin and his work, please visit: www.jeff-nalin-studio.com
By admin, on March 7th, 2011
Main points of review
- Features and Design
- Images Quality
- Conclusion
Design and ease of use
 Canon G12 is build for serious photographers, the ISO and exposure compensation jog dial above the camera really help DSLR users to adjust the shot setting quickly and easily. Additional dial in front of the camera helps you to select Aperture in Aperture Priority mode and Select Shutter Speed in Shutter Priority mode.
Canon G12 feel solid and heavy, not slim as a compact camera and the G12 won’t fit into a trouser or shirt pocket.
The vari angle Display is fantastic, It allows you to take pictures in any position and situation.
Image Quality and Sample Images
G12 offer Hybrid IS employs both an angular sensor and an accelerometer, enabling it to suppress both the blur caused by the angle of the camera and the “shift blur” that happens when your subject moves parallel to the camera, a problem that is especially noticeable at large zoom factors.
G12 offers automatic and scene-specific shooting options that should appeal to a broad range of users, both experienced or not. With new formats and sizes you can take pictures, 10:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:2, 4:5 allows to get a better composition without croping the image. Focusing speed is too quick and more faster than G11, The lens is magnificently sharp and gives same result as L-lenses of canon DSLRs.
In SCN mode yo can take HDR effected pictures. High Dynamic Range scene mode combines multiple shots into one picture but you should use a tripod while shooting HDR images.
Excellent performance in Low light, 2.5-megapixel setting ISOs range from 320 to 12,800; it’s 80 to 3200 in all other modes, 2.5 MP sounds too small but looks good in 8×10 print paper, respectably bright apertures of f/2.8 and f/4.5 at either end of the zoom range gives clear and usable images at night.
HD Movie mode: G12 features 720p HD movie shooting (24fps) with stereo sound, no optical zoom available during video recording.
Canon G12 Sample Images
Good: Excellent performance in Low light, manual controls, articulated LCD, built-in neutral-density filter and In-Camera HDR
Bad: Too bulky to fit in pants pockets.
Conclusion Canon Powershot G12 is an excellent compact camera which offers full manual control like a DSLR, Highly Recommended. Buy Canon G12 at Amazon
By admin, on February 14th, 2011
 Click here and here to see sample images
Pre-order Canon 600D at Amazon @ $899.00
For those looking to step up to a new digital SLR the Canon EOS 600D is the perfect introduction to the EOS system. With a raft of new features and technologies, the EOS 600D redefines this area of the DSLR market. Key features include:
- 3” Vari-Angle LCD screen for excellent control when shooting at different angles
- 18 Megapixels capture every scene in dazzling colour and brilliant detail
- Full HD movies (1080p) with optical zoom, stereo sound, Dynamic IS and HDMI
- Scene Intelligent Auto combines technologies to ensure high image quality
- Feature Guide explains each mode and gives onscreen help
- New HD CMOS Pro sensor
- Creative Auto and Basic+ Modes allow you to manually adjust image settings
See more about Canon 600D
canon 600D, Canon 600D sample video
By admin, on February 11th, 2011
 Click on the image to enlarge Fujifilm FinePix HS20 key features:
- All-new 16 megapixel EXR CMOS sensor
- 30x optical zoom covering 24-720mm (35mm equivalent)
- 3.0 inch tilting rear LCD with 460,000 pixels and new Rich User Interface using Vector fonts and graphics
- Full resolution high speed shooting at 8fps, high speed video capture at up to 320 fps (320 x 112 pixels)
- Advanced Anti-blur technologies
- 1600% wide dynamic range
- Longer battery life (up to 350 frames with 4 x AA batteries)
- Electronic Horizon level function
- RAW shooting (RAW or JPEG or simultaneous RAW+JPEG)
- Full HD movie capture using H.264 (MOV) format
- New 27 mode EXR Auto mode
- Colour fringe reduction and improved corner sharpness
- Film simulation modes
- Quick start mode
- 360° Motion Panorama mode
- TTL flash control with optional external flashes
- Lens hood included
- Photobook Assist function
Click here FujiFilm HS10 VS HS20
Fujifilm HS20 available at $499.95 – Amazon
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By admin, on February 9th, 2011
By admin, on February 8th, 2011
 High Resolution Image filesize: 4.2MB  High Resolution Image filesize: 4.1MB  High Resolution Image filesize: 4.0MB  High Resolution Image filesize: 4.4MB  High Resolution Image filesize: 3.7MB  High Resolution Image filesize: 4.6MB  High Resolution Image filesize: 3.8MB Click here to order Fujifilm X100 at Amazon
Featuring an APS-C CMOS sensor (12.3 megapixel), a Fujinon 23mm Single Focal Length Fixed F2 lens, a 2.8-inch LCD with 460K pixel, and the world’s first Hybrid Viewfinder, the FinePix X100 captures exceptionally high quality images.
- Newly-developed lens offers a focal length of 23mm (135 equivalent: 35mm) and a widest aperture of F2. Made from molded glass, the lens contains 8 elements in 6 groups
- Hybrid Viewfinder combines the window-type “bright frame” optical viewfinder, and the electronic viewfinder system
- HD Movie Mode; capture 720p video
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