Posts Tagged ‘ review ’

Sony NEX-7: First Impressions

December 26, 2011
Sony NEX-7: First Impressions

Sony has finally started shipping its NEX-7 compact system camera. Not being one of the big fish, I got mine the old fashioned way: I got on a waiting list and waited. Patience paid off and I was graced with a UPS box a week ago containing a Sony NEX-7 body and a spare...
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Steve Huff gets his mitts on a Production NEX-7

October 12, 2011
Steve Huff gets his mitts on a Production NEX-7

Photographer and blogger Steve Huff received a care package today from Sony – A production NEX-7 + 2 lens combo including the Zeiss 24mm f/1.8. This lucky SOB will be travelling with the camera for the next two weeks posting his findings. The Sony NEX-7 & Zeiss 24 has arrived! My 1st look and...
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Phase One Capture One Pro v6 Review

January 21, 2011
Phase One Capture One Pro v6 Review

Phase One, Danish maker of medium format digital backs and cameras (with a little help from Mamiya), recently updated their flagship image processing application, Capture One, to Version 6. Phase One was one of the first camera makers to transform their image processing software package from a niche product that only supported their own...
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Digital Darkroom Essentials: Das Keyboard Professional and the Wacom Intuos4

November 15, 2010
Digital Darkroom Essentials: Das Keyboard Professional and the Wacom Intuos4

When one sets out to create a digital darkroom for themselves, either professionally or otherwise, great care and research almost always goes into selecting the best monitor, the best colorimeter, the best computer, the best mouse, heck, even the desk and chair gets some attention. Workflow articles always focus on the input from one’s...
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Really Right Stuff BM9-B Grip Plate Review

October 2, 2010
Really Right Stuff BM9-B Grip Plate Review

Really Right Stuff, purveyors of fine camera accessories, have recently added a new product for the Leica M digital rangefinders. The BM9 is a version of their famous L-plates that allows cameras to be mounted on a tripod (using any Arca Swiss style clamp) in either the horizontal (landscape) or vertical (portrait) orientation without...
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Mamiya DM28 Review over at Mil-Leica

August 6, 2010

Troy Freund got his hands on a Mamiya DM28 to play with (lucky bastard). He has posted a review on his blog, Mil-Leica. The review pulls no punches. As expected, moving to medium format digital from a DSLR requires changes in the way you do things, but when you get it, the results are...
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Traveling with the Leica Wide Angle Tri-Elmar

June 15, 2010
Traveling with the Leica Wide Angle Tri-Elmar

Leica is world renowned for the quality of their lenses. Unmatched optical design coupled with exotic glass,  produces lenses that are head and shoulders above anything else in the 35 mm market today.  Leica’s M-system rangefinders are no exception. However, due to the mechanical nature of the M-rangefinder, zoom lenses are not possible. This...
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Leica M9: Old School Digital

March 5, 2010
Leica M9: Old School Digital

Last year, on September 9, 2009 (09/09/09), Leica Camera surprised everyone by unveiling their second generation digital M rangefinder camera, the Leica M9. The photographic world was pleasantly surprised that Leica, who had vehemently denied the development of a new digital rangefinder, managed to pull this rabbit out of the hat.
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Voigtlander Color-Skopar 20mm/3.5 Aspherical SLII Review

February 2, 2010
Voigtlander Color-Skopar 20mm/3.5 Aspherical SLII Review

Last year, Cosina's Voigtlander division introduced a new lens in it's SL II lineup. This tack-sharp 20mm wide angle lens produces stunning results and is a very good addition to any enthusiast's lens collection.
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Leica M9 Video Review

January 26, 2010

via Leica Rumors Check back here for my own Leica M9 review next month.
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