Imaging-Resource published today a closer look at the new Nikon D200. There is an addendum that discusses the “banding” problem that some owners have seen. They’ve done a good job explaining that this could very easily be a molehill and not a mountain. Read their story by clicking here

Just went to the Getty Museum in LA to check out the exhibition of photographs by Weegee. The exhibition was good, showing a great variety of his photography subjects.
Seeing his photography in person, rather than in print, was awesome. The shots he got primarily with his trusty Speed-Graphic camera were a joy to behold. The [...]

Sony said on Friday it would aim for a quarter of the digital single lens reflex (SLR) camera market after acquiring assets for a push into that market from Konica Minolta Holdings Inc.Konica Minolta announced on Thursday that it would sell a portion of its SLR camera business to Sony for an undisclosed sum, part [...]

When it comes to photography today, no previous iteration can provide the features-to-benefit ratio that digital photography can. perhaps that is why major manufacturers like Kodak, Nikon, Agfa, Fuji and others are slimming down or (hopefully not) eliminating film from their line-ups. This is also why digital-photography is growing at an unbounded pace and may [...]

Article Published: 01/14/06, 2:55 am
NEW YORK – Nikon Corp., which helped popularize the 35mm camera five decades ago, will stop making most of its film cameras to concentrate on digital models.
The Japanese company said it wanted to focus on “business categories that continue to demonstrate the strongest growth” as film
cameras sales keep shrinking.(full story)

Hello and welcome to my first photo-blog! What’s a blog you might ask? Dunno..sounds like a verb to me…”Honey, I’m going to go outside and blog around the block.” or maybe…”I shouldn’t have eaten that bad tuna…now I feel like I have to blog…” , even, “Man! An hour-and-eighty-five minutes to drive home from work. [...]