Nikon Stands Behind Their D600 by Offering Free Repairs
Nikon stands behind their D600 by offering free repairs for all those who want one. Seems many folks have experienced issues with their D600 cameras producing an unusual amount of dust and even oil spots on the cameras sensor. This was a big issue for many and in fact, Nikon… Read More »
Olympus, “Our reason to exist is to push the envelope”. I love that attitude!
DPReview recently interviewed Mr. Hirofumi Imano, Division Manager of Product Strategy at Olympus, at the recent C+ 2014 show in Japan. I’m a huge fan of what Olympus is doing, though I’m not as excited about their camera’s ergonomics and ease of use. However, you can’t argue with their quality optics… Read More »
Micro 4/3’s Lenses Sharper than Full Frame Lenses? You Decide
There’s quite an interesting discussion ragging over on one of my favorite web sites DPReview regarding the sharpness of Micro Four Thirds lenses compared to some very famous Full Frame Canon’s Nikon’s, Leica’s and other world famous optics. It an interesting read having been reported by slrgear.com. I’m a little… Read More »
Official Nikon Lens Rebates – $400 Off the Amazing New 80-400mm VRll
Tanner, a young man from one of our favorite camera shops, Bozeman Camera, recently alerted us to a new rebate program from Nikon. He sent info on the official rebates from Nikon on many of their lenses including the new version of the 80-400mm zoom. I was shocked by this… Read More »
Nikon’s Turn to Update Their All-in-one Compact Coolpix P600
Today was Nikon’s turn to update their all-in-one compact – Coolpix P600. In earlier posts I’ve mentioned that for some people all-in-one compacts are actually something to consider. It was an all-in-one compact from Canon that one of our NE Explorers had in Yellowstone last month that caught my attention and… Read More »
Panasonic To Announce GH4 Tomorrow, Feb 7th
Panasonic To Announce GH4 Tomorrow, Feb 7th. The rumor mill is alive and well, talking about Panasonic’s newest Lumix that will be announced tomorrow Feb. 7th. It’s speculated to be an update to the current GH3 which I’ve been using for a bit over a year now. The newest GH4 will… Read More »
What’s the Best Computer for Still and Video Production?
What’s the best computer for still and video production? This is a question I’m often asked by many of our traveling photo guests. Since 2004 it’s been all Apple and the story below will show you why. Apple recently released a 90 second video highlighting the 30-year anniversary of the… Read More »
The Olympus Stylus SP-100EE
The Olympus Stylus SP-100EE is a new all-in-one compact camera that looks extremely interesting. The all-in-one compact category of cameras include the ones that typically have a very wide ranged zoom, wide angle to telephoto, that’s not removable and fixed permanently to the camera. In other words it has many… Read More »
Pixelmator 3.1 Marble – A Photoshop Replacement – Optimized for Mac Pro
Pixelmator 3.1 Marble, a Photoshop replacement, has just been updated so you can take full advantage of the power of the new Mac Pro. Serious design work can now be handled at 16 bits per channel. For all of you who are not fans of the new Adobe Creative Cloud… Read More »
Yellowstone Photo Tour 2014 – Day 2
Our second day in the park included photographs of bison, bald eagle, coyote, goldeneye ducks, trumpeter swans and the beautiful scenics. Light snow fell most of the day and once again the clouds broke somewhat at the end of the day. Our highlight was an elk that somehow had died… Read More »