A Two Week Shoot in One of The World's Most Unique Places With the Canon 1Ds MKIII Flipped Out – Madagascar. November, 2007 Canon 1Ds

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By Richard Sexton On a recent trip to the San Francisco Bay Area to deliver a project to my publisher, I traveled down to nearby

Caveat Reader Because this review will be read by current and previous Leica owners as well as people who have never seen one in the

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Pentax has become theRodney Dangerfieldof the camera industry. It just doesn't get the respect that it wants, and often deserves. Nikon and Canon are the

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By Robb WilliamsonI have been lurking onLuLafor a long, long time and soaking up the raging debate on 35mm vs MF vs Value vs Film

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The PurchaseI'm not a range finder guy. In fact for my entire career, other than hold somebody's point and shoot at a party, I've never

The number of times that I gotten a new camera for field testing the weekafter I get back from a shoot, are legion. They also

Leica M9 Celebrates Its Birth Leica M9 with 50mm Noctilux f/1.0 1/2000 sec ISO 160 ___________________________________________________________________________________ Introduction In mid-August, 2009, I was invited to join

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A Hands-on Field Review This page contains a number of photographs taken during several days of my initial testing of the Leica M8. Relevant and

IntroductionIn mid-August, 2009, I was invited to join a small group of journalist on a visit with Leica at their headquarters in Solms, Germany. The

Why?This isn't a full review of the new Fuji S3 Pro. It isn't even a partial review. It's the result of my spending a few

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IntroductionThis is a hands-on preliminary review of theLeaf Aptus 22. Through the auspices ofAmplis, the Canadian distributor for Leaf products, (as well as Hasselblad and

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This review was initially of a pre-production camera loaned to me by Olympus for testing.At their request I agreed not to test image quality or

23 September, 2008Photokina opens today with a number of exciting new product announcements. I will not be attending this year because of a timing conflict

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Shave Sir? Shanghai, China. October, 2005Canon 5D with 24-105 f/4L IS lens @ ISO 400My original career was as a photojournalist. Though for the past

An African Safari is an incredible experience that, for many, will be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity both to experience incredible scenery and wildlife and to make