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NIKON RELEASES TWO HIGHLY ANTICIPATED WIDE ANGLE NIKKOR LENSES DESTINED TO BECOME PHOTOGRAPHER FAVORITES
"The Ultra-Wide 16-35mm f/4 VR and Ultra-Fast 24mm f/1.4 Lenses Provide Photographers With New Perspectives and Creative Versatility"
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Fast, Wide, and Handsome by Bob Krist
"Well, I can finally talk about those two lenses, the 24mm f/1.4 and 16-35mm f/4 VR, I was shooting for Nikon’s Japanese ad agency back in Miami a while ago." |
70-200mm f2.8G AF-S VR II review by Peter K. Burian for Photocrati
"Anyone who still doubts that a zoom can match an excellent single-focal length lens should become a convert after trying this one. In terms of sharpness, resolution of intricate details, snappy contrast, freedom from flare and from color fringing, it is definitely an outstanding performer." |
Quick thoughts: TC-20E III by Jason Odell
"Not surprisingly, the TC-20E III does its best work on the best (read: expensive) glass. Autofocus still operates at effective apertures of f/8, but I wouldn't count on it in dim light or in situations where fast subject tracking is required (Nikon claims that AF is not supported at effective apertures smaller than f/5.6)." |
D3S review at LetsGoDigital
"I even dare to say that this is the best digital SLR camera at this moment. In any case, the best that Nikon has ever built." |
85mm f1.4D AF review by Fredrik Rasmussen
"The 85mm f/1.4D IF was shown off with the release of the Nikon D3 camera, quite understandable as both the lens and camera really rocks. The Nikon AF Nikkor 85mm f/1.4 outperforms the manual focus version without a doubt." |
Solmeta N2 GPS for Nikon DSLR’s review by Terry White
"The Solmeta is a good choice, however I would have to caution everyone to be careful with how you attach it and transport it, otherwise you could end up with a broken one just like I did." |
Organizing and Simplifying Through Stacking in Bridge and Lightroom by EarthboundLight
"If you're anything like me, you're probably accumulating more and more image files. Thankfully, Adobe keeps adding features to their software to make our lives easier. One such feature that both Bridge and Lightroom share is the ability to collect similar images into stacks based on when they were taken, what camera settings were in effect, and even how similar their content is." |
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D-Town TV Episode 27
- Matt kicks off the show with a tip on autofocus modes and using the right one in different situations
- Larry Becker shows an affordable way to add a modeling light to your speedlite setup in the latest Cheap Shots segment
- Scott has a followup tip from Episode 7 on using a battery grip to increase your frames per second
- Chase Jarvis drops by to talk with Matt about becoming a better photographer, subtle lighting, favorite lenses, the "dirty secret" of professional photography, and his Best Camera app, book, and website.
- Each week we'll be sharing the work of a photographer we really like. This week's photographer is Patrik Giardino, who does some amazing sports portraiture!
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Third Quarter of the Year ending March 2010 Financial Results/Financial and Business Data
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D3S review at PhotographyBLOG
"So, is the Nikon D3S the world's best digital camera then? Well, statements like that are always controversial to say the least, but for most intents and purposes; yes, it is." |
February 2010 Rangefinder articles
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Nikon Podcast #31: New Announcements - COOLPIX P100, S8000, S6000, S4000, S3000, L110 and L22 Digital Cameras
"Host Mark Ellwood and guest Steve Heiner talk about some of Nikon's most recent COOLPIX announcements." |
NIKON UNVEILS NEW COOLPIX DIGITAL CAMERA LINEUP FOR 2010 FEATURING SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE, STYLISH DESIGN AND INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY
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Digital Compact Camera Nikon COOLPIX S8000/S6000
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Digital Compact Camera Nikon COOLPIX L22/L21
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Digital Compact Camera Nikon COOLPIX P100, L110
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The D3s Advantage by Dave Black
"Here is a continuation of my D3s review, but rather than examine grid iron imagery, this time I thought we would see what advantages the New Nikon D3s camera offers in some other, more hospitable environments." |
| Chase Jarvis on this week’s episode of D-Town TV: The Weekly Show for DSLR Shooters - ScottKelby |
AF Nikkor 28mm f/2.8D vs. Carl Zeiss Distagon 2/28 ZF vs. Leica Elmarit–R 2.8/28—a complete comparison by Oleg Novikov (NikonLinks Russian and Chinese editor)
"I almost have the impression that Nikon, Zeiss and Leica agreed to produce three 28mm lenses that belong to three different categories and, as such, do not directly compete with each other." |
Scott Diussa's Vancouver Olympics Blog
"Join me here for a photo “behind the scenes” look at the Winter Olympics and the city of Vancouver, B.C." |
Thom Hogan's latest comments (Feb 1)
Speculation on what Nikon has in store in the coming days towards PMA |
Some Thoughts on Localized Adjustments During Raw Conversion by EarthboundLight
"There once was a time when all adjustments made during raw image conversion were global, affecting the entire image equally. Nikon's Capture NX was one of the first raw converters to introduce localized adjustments back in 2006. Since then, Adobe Lightroom and Camera Raw (ACR), DxO Optic Pro and others have followed suit in varying degrees. But if Photoshop can do all this too, why should you care?" |
Jessica Gwozdz - Nikon using pro from the USA
Chicago area professional specializing in maternity, infant, and child portraiture |
