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Category Archives: technology
Making Sense of Sensor Size: It’s More Than Megapixels
I’ve had a few conversations lately with some photo enthusiasts and fielded some questions from casual snapshooters that have piqued my interest in their concerns to the point I’ve done a bit of research: Typical point & shoot digital cameras are built … Continue reading
Posted in business, education, photography, technology
Tagged 110 film, 35mm, APS-C, Canon PowerShot G9, Nikon DX, Olympus Pen F, sensor size
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Think Tank Photo: Free Eyepiece With Hydrophobia Purchase
For a limited time you can get a free eyepiece with Think Tank Photo’s Hydrophobia rain covers. The Hydrophobia 70-200 and Hydrophobia 70-200 Flash rain covers accommodate a DSLR with up to a 70-200 lens and, in the latter, a … Continue reading
Posted in news, photography, sports, technology
Tagged Hydrophobia, rain protection, Think Tank Photo
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Seen and Unseen: Sometimes You Just Get Lucky
Sometimes you just don’t know what you’re going to get from a sports event. I had an assignment to shoot University of Redlands women’s basketball recently. I recall seeing this larger player, Bulldogs’ #12 forward Brittany Oster, right, trying to steal the … Continue reading
New Nikon D4: More Computer Than Camera?
Nikon announced its latest flagship camera this week, the Nikon D4 digital single-lens reflex (DSLR). My first impression is it’s a very well thought-out multimedia production tool, an excellent choice for stills shooters who might be expected to produce video from time to time … Continue reading
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Tagged Consumer Electronics Show, Las Vegas, Nikon D4, XQD memory cards
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Money Back: Rebates On Think Tank Photo Retrospective Bags
Between now and the end of December, whenever you order any of Think Tank Photo’s Retrospective shoulder bags, you will receive up to $20 back. The Retrospective bags are inconspicuous, soft-sided shoulder bags with a simple exterior that blends into the environment. … Continue reading
Posted in business, photography, technology, travel
Tagged camera equipment, photo gear, Think Tank Photo Retrospective
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GoPro HERO: Amazing Adventure Sports HD Video Camera
GoPro HERO is the #1 selling digital camera for sports in the world! Shockproof and waterproof digital cameras that shoot 5 MP photos and HD video during outdoor sports activities. Mounts to helmets, motorcycles, cars, surfboards…you name it. We are … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure sports, digital video, GoPro HERO
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Los Angeles, CA: LACMA Through The Camera Lens
I visited Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) in the Mid-Wilshire area yesterday, mainly to see the Tim Burton show that opened recently but to enjoy other shows and parts of the permanent … Continue reading
Posted in art, culture, photography, technology
Tagged Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)
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Spirit of the Entrepreneur: New American Heroes
Mike Stull, director of the Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship (IECE) at Cal State San Bernardino, reports via his business column in today’s San Bernardino Sun a phrase he attributes to friend Hattie Bryant, producer/creator of the PBS program, Small … Continue reading



