14 March 2012
Wedding photographers, traveling journalists, and film-makers may finally have their perfect camera. On March 2, 2012 Canon announced the eagerly awaited EOS-5D Mark III. Following Nikon’s release of the D800, many photographers were hoping that Canon would succeed the Mark II with a camera more sensible in resolution, but with all the advanced modern features [...]
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07 February 2012
Humanitarian photojournalist Keith Dunlop gets his hands on one of the most talked about new cameras of 2011, the Fujifilm X100. INTRODUCTION As a longtime Leica user, I have been watching with interest the parade of compact mirrorless digital cameras that have been released in the last couple of years. Many are positioned as Leica [...]
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07 February 2012
Dorothea Lange was a documentary photographer who is predominately known for her work in the 1930′s documenting migratory farm workers and agriculture relief programs for the Farm Security Administration. Lange began her career as a studio portrait photographer in San Francisco with a client list including much of the Bay Area’s high-society circles. But the [...]
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07 February 2012
After first releasing the new D4 on January 5th, all eyes turned to the much-anticipated replacement for the D700. On February 7th Nikon announced the D800, a 36.3 megapixel full-frame camera with full HD 1080p video. From Nikon: Today, imaging leader Nikon Inc. announced the highly anticipated D800 HD-SLR, engineered to provide extreme resolution, astounding [...]
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27 October 2011
I was flying home from a wedding assignment on United Airlines earlier this year when something in Hemispheres Magazine — the inflight magazine — caught my eye. There was an article in the Culture section discussing three new “retro-futuristic digital cameras”. The cameras were the Fujifilm Finepix X100, Olympus PEN E-PL2, and the Leica MP. [...]
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21 June 2011
The Black Crowes may not be currently touring (aside from some European dates coming up in July), but frontman Chris Robinson is staying busy. Robinson has been performing small clubs dates with his side project The Chris Robinson Brotherhood. On May 6, 2011, Robinson performed at the 400-person capacity SLO Brew in downtown San Luis [...]
06 January 2011
Coming soon . . . Stories of life inside a B-24 heavy bomber flying missions over Germany from 1943 to 1945 from the perspective of Flight Engineer Staff Sargent Richard L. Nippe. Soon to be published documentary will include first-hand accounts of missions, flight records, photographs, audio and video interviews, and archival material from the [...]
13 December 2010
Watching 6 and 7 year old’s trying to bowl is always entertaining. Here’s Gracie doing a pretty good job of it at Mustang Lanes during her birthday party last month (and yes, she picked up the spare in the third shot!). Location: Mustang Lanes, Cal Poly Camera: Leica M6 Classic Lens: Zeiss Planar T* 50mm [...]
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Canon Officially Announces the EOS-5D Mark III
Humanitarian Photojournalist Keith Dunlop Reviews the Fujifilm X100
Minesh Rai: Take a product tour of Nikon D800 ( Video )..........
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