Month: July 2013
Sony A77 replacement rumored to be announced early next year
Sony is preparing for a busy winter schedule as the company is rumored to introduce a mirrorless A-mount camera with an APS-C image sensor in early 2014. The device is none other than the Sony A77 replacement, which will be revealed alongside a full frame A-mount shooter without SLT technology.
Crisis Relief Singapore reminds us that “Liking isn’t helping”
All internet users will come across a touching photo, depicting a disaster victim, on the web. Many of them are felling the need to share and “like” the image or article on social networks, such as Facebook. However, Crisis Relief Singapore has created a campaign, aimed at reminding us that “Liking isn’t helping”.
Duo camera concept splits in half and takes two photos
A design student at the Royal College of Art in London has created an interesting camera concept, called Duo. The device has two parts, kept together by a pair of magnets. When split in half, Duo can capture two photos at the same time, allowing the photographer to capture an image of himself and the subject simultaneously.
Debao SU-800 is better and cheaper than the Nikon version
China can be surprising sometimes and this is one of those days. A Chinese company, named Debao, has released a pair of Speedlite transmitters for Nikon and Canon cameras. The great part about the SU-800 and ST-E2 is that they have more features than the original versions and they are a lot cheaper.
Canon C100 firmware update 1.0.1.1.00 released for download
Canon has released a new minor firmware update for its popular EOS C100 cinema camera. The device is now upgradeable to version 1.0.1.1.00, in order to fix a couple of issues troubling the users. The first change refers to using AF continuous with the EF-S 18-135mm lens, while the other is about the XLR terminal polarity.
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