Camera Test: Casio Exilim EX-Z1050
Casio brings four body colors and better high-ISO performance to the table, but leaves room to impress with their new 10.1MP super-compact.
Dispatch from a Lost Valley
Russian nature photographer Igor Spilenok describes the burley nature of one of the great wonders of the world, now gone forever.
A Conversation with Luc Delahaye
The controversial and talented photographer explains his goal of restoring "the autonomy of the image."
Festival Review: PHotoEspaña 2007
Spain's historic architecture and a new location play key roles in Madrid's tenth annual photography festival.
A Reviewer from lamesa, TX reviews the Canon EF 85mm f/1.8 USM:
This is the lense you need if you want to photograph high school / junior high basketball in a low light arena. It is fast to focus and accurate on the subject. The f-value is low enough that you can use high shutter speeds and the image quality is absolutely the best of all the lenses I have tried.
Sean Greer explains what you need to know to get that new projector up, running, and looking great.
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This weeks tip was sent in by Peter Jennings of Ontario, Canada:
Do you ever wonder what to do with the lens cap while shooting? You either have no pockets, or too many pockets and cant find it when you need it. I have solved this problem. I got some velcro and stuck a piece on the outside of my lens cap and sewed the other piece onto my camera strap. Whenever I take off the cap, I just stick it onto my camera strap and it is right there when I need it.
Canon EF 85mm f/1.8 USM
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