07.01.08
The Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III is now in for rental. The Mark III has the largest pixel count of any 35mm based DSLR camera on the market with 21.2 effective pixels. The image buffer allows up to 56 Large JPG's or 12 RAW files before you have to wait for the camera to write all the files to the card. At 5616 pixels by 3744 pixels, the 1Ds Mark III gives you a 27MB RAW file that open to 60MB in 8 bit or a whomping 120m MB in 16 bit mode. We are now renting this body for $200.00 per day.
04.02.08
In an age where sharing your images or just images of you on your blog or in places like Facebook.com, Adobe has just released a beta of their new online storage and image editing software, Adobe Photoshop Express. This is a free software that is used online to do minor corrections and adjustments. You can post images to your blog, Facebook.com or you can leave the images in you online gallery.
That gallery space is 2 gigabytes of free storage. Although this is aimed at the 16 to 25 year old student, some of the galleries seen so far are from portrait and wedding photographers as a display space. To find out more just click here
02.14.08
Sony 24 Megapixels sensor details
- DeImage size Diagonal width: 43.3mm (Type 2.7)
- Total number of pixels: 6236(H) x 4124(V) approx. 25.72M pixels
- Number of effective pixels: 6104(H) x 4064(V) approx.24.81M pixels
- Number of active pixels: 6096(H) x 4056(V) approx.24.73M pixels
- 24MP Chip size: 41.0mm (H) x 31.9 mm (V)
- Unit cell size: 5.94um (H) x 5.94um (V)
To read more on this sensor click here.
Sony announced the next day at PMA a camera with this sensor in it. No other details as to features or release date were available other than it will be bigger and better than either Canon or Nikon full frame DSLR's.
To read more click here.
Now in for rental is the Nikon D3. The D3 features Nikon's first full frame sensor (FX), an ISO range of 200 to 6400 (and beyond) and 9 to 11 frames per second in the DX (APS cropped mode). We have this camera in rental now for $150.00 per day.
12.31.07
The Nikon D300 has arrived and we have it for rent. After reading all the blogs and reviews, all that is left to do is put it in your hands on it and test drive it yourself. Nikon did not drop the ball and may have even raised the bar. Most reviewers have placed this camera in a head to head match up with Canon's 40D. The D300 has 2 more megapixels and a price tag of close to $500 more than the 40D, which puts this camera in competition with the Nikon's own D2X camera instead.
The D300 is more than just an upgrade to the D200. It feels and acts like a new camera. You can read more about this camera here and here.
Call or come in today to reserve your chance to experience the D300 for only $90.00 per day.
To read more click here.
09.06.07
On August 20th Canon raised the bar on DSLR's and fired a shot at the medium format back industry with the announcement of the EOS 40D and the EOS 1Ds Mark III. A mere 18 months after the 30D was announced, it's 10.1 megapixel CMOS replacement has been announced with a long list of improvements. Here is a short list compared with the 30D
- 14 bit vs 12 bit A/D convertor
- High Speed vibration dust reduction
- interchangeable viewfinder screens (like 1D series camera)
- 6.5 fps vs 5 fps
- JPEG burst rate of 75 vs 30
- 24 vs 19 custom function settings and a 3" LCD vs 2.5"
The EOS 40D is available for rent for $90.00 per day and for sale at $1299.00 as of today.
Not to be left out, on August 23rd, Nikon announced the pending shipping of two new cameras and five new lenses. The long awaited D3 is a full frame 12.1 megapixel camera and the D300 is a 12.3 megapixel DX-format camera.
The D3 has continous shooting at up to 9 frames a second, with improved color and noise reduction. The D300 offers 6 fps and up to 8 fps with an optional high speed grip.
To find out more on all these cameras click here.
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