Photography/Digital Cameras

Woah.

it's like you read my mind. :shocked:

krim wrote:Woah.

it's like you read my mind. :shocked:

Not that difficult really, since we're all memebers of the Superficial Man Fraternity. :hehe:

speaking of, i never learned the secret handshake. :beaten:

krim wrote:speaking of, i never learned the secret handshake. :beaten:

I could show it to you, but I'd have to kill you afterwards.

[image] [image] it's okay, i dont know where your hands have been. [image] [image]

Meh..

My cameras

2 Digitals and one Film

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Man.. after another session of nightclub shooting, I'm so tempted to get me a Sigma EM-140

http://www.dpreview.com/news/0409/04092205sigmaem140ringflash.asp

funny how I spend more time post processing pictures than taking pictures.

http://moderation.dyndns.org:8080/sky2/

Canon PowerShot SD900 Digital Elph Reviewed (Verdict: 10-Megapixel Excellence)

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In a huge 6217-word review that's practically long enough to be published into a book, Let'sGoDigital took a highly-detailed look at the Canon IXUS 900Ti (known in the US as the Canon PowerShot SD900 Digital ELPH) compact digital camera, and gave it a big thumbs-up. After reading the review for the better part of the morning, we can say that the reviewers liked almost everything about the pretty little bauble, especially its 10-megapixel sensor with its fast one-second startup time, its attractively rounded titanium body and its high-end build quality. They sum it up like this:

The Canon Digital IXUS 900 Ti is without question a typical IXUS camera. Although a simple, effortless operation is the most important thing, they leave no doubts about the fact that there is much more to a camera than looks alone. Innovative technique is repeatedly used to increase the level of ease and user-friendliness.

from Gizmodo

$399 at Dell for the Canon SD900

i'd like to see some reviews for the SD800 IS.

krim wrote:$399 at Dell for the Canon SD900

i'd like to see some reviews for the SD800 IS.

Check these links for reviews:

http://www.dcresource.com/
http://dpreview.com/
http://www.megapixel.net/html/issueindex.html
http://www.imaging-resource.com/

im actually waiting for the dpreview review.

bmwracer wrote:
Check these links for reviews:

http://www.dcresource.com/
http://dpreview.com/
http://www.megapixel.net/html/issueindex.html
http://www.imaging-resource.com/

dpreview? what are you shooting porn with the camera

A nice looking photo of a tree in Japan. Don't know who took the picture.

http://soiuser.hyperchat.com/shimajiro/tree.jpg


edit: Picture looks better full size. img tag replaced with url tag

I found this piece over at amazon.com

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I missed Engadget's first reporting of this back in May, but a company called Eye-Fi has found a way to embed 802.11g wireless onto one of those tiny SD memory cards. The Eye-Film card is designed to work with digital cameras so you can wirelessly download photos or transfer them to an Internet site without connecting to a computer.

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Pardon me, but I'm still trying to wrap my head around this. Wi-Fi on an SD card? What's next, Wikipedia on a Triscuit?

Engadget's now reporting that this technology is in beta, so hopefully it will be coming out soon. They say that Eye-Film will work with "qualified" existing digital camera models without upgrade, but there is currently no public list of makes and models. Wi-Fi on the SD has been tried before, but always with a larger than standard size, making them awkward or incompatible with most camera's tiny memory compartments.


The Eye-Film card is being designed to fit within SD dimensions, and a similar CompactFlash card is next in the pipeline. The company's site says that while digital cameras are the primary focus for Eye-Film, the company is taking PDA and SmartPhone functionality "very seriously." Of course, if you don't want to wait for this feature and are in the market for a new digital camera, check out these Wi-Fi-capable digital cameras.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_nr_n_4/?ie=UTF8&rh=n%3A136763011%2Cn%3A136768011&page=1

http://www.eye.fi/index.htm

Amazing!

Tu_triky wrote:


dpreview? what are you shooting porn with the camera

Been there, done that.


(missed this post)

Tu_triky wrote:I found this piece over at amazon.com

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I missed Engadget's first reporting of this back in May, but a company called Eye-Fi has found a way to embed 802.11g wireless onto one of those tiny SD memory cards. The Eye-Film card is designed to work with digital cameras so you can wirelessly download photos or transfer them to an Internet site without connecting to a computer.

[image]


Pardon me, but I'm still trying to wrap my head around this. Wi-Fi on an SD card? What's next, Wikipedia on a Triscuit?

Engadget's now reporting that this technology is in beta, so hopefully it will be coming out soon. They say that Eye-Film will work with "qualified" existing digital camera models without upgrade, but there is currently no public list of makes and models. Wi-Fi on the SD has been tried before, but always with a larger than standard size, making them awkward or incompatible with most camera's tiny memory compartments.


The Eye-Film card is being designed to fit within SD dimensions, and a similar CompactFlash card is next in the pipeline. The company's site says that while digital cameras are the primary focus for Eye-Film, the company is taking PDA and SmartPhone functionality "very seriously." Of course, if you don't want to wait for this feature and are in the market for a new digital camera, check out these Wi-Fi-capable digital cameras.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_nr_n_4/?ie=UTF8&rh=n%3A136763011%2Cn%3A136768011&page=1

http://www.eye.fi/index.htm

Isn't modern science wonderful? :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
Isn't modern science wonderful? :victory:

pretty nifty, man. man uploading your fotos to the webs without even a computer....that's crazy.

which means, someone can hack your memory cards soon after those are released.

krim wrote:which means, someone can hack your memory cards soon after those are released.

no one wants your dp shots anyone...don't trip. :hehe: