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Canon DC210, DC220, DC50 mini DV digital camcorders

The name Canon has always meant photographic and broadcast television cameras with optical excellence, advanced image processing, and superb performance. And Canon digital video camcorders are no exception. In fact, Canon digital camcorders include a family of sophisticated and powerful DVD camcorders, like the Canon DC210, DC220, and DC50! With this innovative line, you experience all the image quality, convenience and compatibility of DVD technology in sleek and compactly designed camcorders. With this innovative line of slim, capable camcorders, you’ll enjoy the brilliance and power of Genuine Canon 35x Optical Zoom. Capture the precious moments of your life, and share them with everyone! Interested in this product? click on link below to be directly connected to our product page. Canon DC210 www.tigerdirect.com Canon DC220 www.tigerdirect.com Canon DC50 www.tigerdirect.com

September 19, 2010 at 10:01 am Leave a comment

Canon EOS Rebel T1i EF – S Digital SLR Camera – The Rebel Revolution!


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If you are a Canon Rebel fan, you wait for the next release in the Rebel line with great anticipation. Released in late March, 2009, the most recent version, the Canon EOS Rebel T1i EF-S Digital SLR Camera, does not disappoint. In fact, dub this release a Rebel Revolution or a Rebellution.

What’s New!

1. Megapixels

Love to hear about increases in Megapixels? The Canon EOS Rebel T1i EF-S Digital SLR Camera MP is 15.1 MP as compared to the previous version’s (XSi) 12.1 MP. Wonder how high a MP rating future technology will allow?

2. LCD Resolution

The 3″ LCD display on the back of the camera is 920k pixels versus the XSi’s 230k pixels. The better to see the live-action, before-you-shoot view of your subject!

3. ISO Range

ISO range has increased from 100 – 1600 in the XSi to 100 – 3200, expandable to 6400 and 12800. The better to shoot in low light situations!

So What’s Revolutionary?

Couple the improvements mentioned above with one more outstanding feature – High Definition video capture, and Canon sparked a Rebellution!

Canon upgraded the T1i processor to DIGIC 4 from the XSi’s DIGIC III, thus making the T1i capable of shooting in HD video.

The Bottom Line

PCMAG.com editors gave the Canon EOS Rebel T1i EF-S Digital SLR Camera a 4/5 rating while a customer review shows a 5/5 rating.

PCMAG bottom line: The Canon EOS Rebel T1i helps redefine the D-SLR landscape by offering prosumer features, performance, and image quality for less than $1,000.

September 18, 2010 at 10:31 pm Leave a comment

Where to Get SLR Camera Repair Services


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If your expensive and latest-technology digital SLR camera gets broken, the obvious and first thing to do is to contact the manufacturer and bring the camera to the nearest branch. For example, if your Canon EOS gets broken and you’re residing in the US, you can send your camera to Canon USA. The phone numbers and other contact details for repair facility and services are usually found on company websites so getting contact information shouldn’t be that hard.

If you live in a far-flung place in a third world country with no known nearby offices of camera companies, you can still FedEx your camera to a repair center. Just make sure you include your credit card number so they can charge you for their services. Another option would be to send it directly to the importing company.

If you’re into vintage cameras and you have a 35mm camera and wouldn’t mind spending 200-300 bucks for repair services, you can send the camera back to Pentax or Nikon or any trusted camera manufacturer. Know, however, that there some manufacturers who don’t want to bother with models that are over 20 years old. These guys will simply tell you that there are no longer any parts available for your vintage camera model. If this is the case, you should go to specialized camera shops that are willing to revive your camera from scratch or improvise parts to make it work. I recommend the Professional Camera Repair shop located in New York City.

For those who own a Hasselblad, I recommend you get in touch with Gil Ghitelman and consider sending your camera to him. He’s the Hasselblad go-to person in my book because he hires his own Hasselblad repair person.

If you live in New England, you’ve probably heard of Steve Grimes – the only camera legend living in the area. He can help you out with all sorts of large format issues and problems with customize machining. He also does lens mounting, large format shutter repairs, etc. You can check out his website at skgrimes.com and contact him through 401-762-0857. I can’t run down all recommendable repair shops or go-to persons in every state, so your best bet would be to ask around and do your own research on where you can get quality SLR camera repair services in your state. If all else fails and you feel that your camera is beyond repair, there’s no other choice but to get a new one.

September 9, 2010 at 7:04 pm Leave a comment

canon 500d 720 HQ film test 30mm (+dp2)

I went to the camera shop yesterday and found the Canon 500D on a table, I just had to see how well it could do filming. I also attached a Sigma 30mm lens (later in the movie) and then I had to film my own little baby – the Sigma DP2.

August 30, 2010 at 5:39 am Leave a comment

Canon Powershot S51s Digital Camera – Is the Canon Powershot S51s the Best Digital Camera?


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Before you go out and buy your next camera, you should check out the following: What kind of pictures do you plan on taking…what to you plan on doing with your pictures. If you’re the average picture taker you’ll be fine with a 5 mega pixel and 3X optical zoom. If you’re thinking about buying the Canon Powershot s51s Digital Camera then it won’t matter which kind of picture taker you are. It’s got you covered!

The Canon Powershot s51s Digital Camera has 8 mega pixels… The ultra-powerful 12x optical zoom and a huge 2.5 inch LCD display. You don’t need to have a degree in camera technology to operate this little gem. It’s designed for those who want to point and shoot as well as for those who want to manually choose their settings.

Canon has always designed their cameras for ease of use, reliability and value. You’ll also fine that their cameras get good reviews. If you’re an advanced user there are tons of features to keep you busy. They have equipped the Canon Powershot s51s with there hot shoe adapter which allows you to use many of the new external flashes so you can create awesome effects. All these are easily controlled on the LCD display.

It also comes with a movie mode so you can make your film clips for any application. It supports USB 2.0 data transfer. Featuring 22 shooting modes and 9 special scene modes make for the Perfect solution if you just want some pictures of the grand kids or to make some short video clips. This has got to be the best digital camera I’ve seen so far and what really makes it sweet is its very affordable.

August 24, 2010 at 10:11 pm Leave a comment

Canon EOS – Bruce Dorn External Speedlite Ratio Controls 2/2

Explorer of Light Bruce Dorn takes you step-by-step through the EOS Wireless Settings menu, such as how to set flash ratios from your camera, in this educational video.

August 22, 2010 at 1:10 am Leave a comment

Over-the-top Editorial: Sparkly Peacock

lots of GLITTER! :) new camera is a Canon FS200 be my facebook friend: www.facebook.com

August 20, 2010 at 2:34 am Leave a comment

What to Look For When Choosing a Canon DSLR Camera


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The large Canon lineup of digital SLR cameras makes choosing a Canon DSLR camera body or kit is a daunting task, complicated by the huge number of specifications and choices available across Canon‘s product range. This article will hopefully make your search for a Canon DSLR camera body an easier task by looking at two specific factors to consider while making your Canon DSLR choice: lens compatibility and image sensor size.

Full Frame Sensors vs. 1.6x Field of View Crop Factor Sensors

Choosing the wrong image sensor size can impact how your lenses will function and, to some degree, how much use you will get out of a camera body if you decide to purchase high quality Canon lenses in the future. Canon Digital Rebel Series, D60, D30, 50D, 40D, 30D, 20D, and 10D bodies all have a 1.6x field of view crop factor (FOVCF) sensor. The image sensor in these bodies is smaller, and as such the focal length of a lens is effectively multiplied by about 1.6 times when used in conjunction with these camera bodies. For example a lens with a 100mm focal length on a Canon Digital Rebel becomes about the same focal length as a 160mm lens. Canon also offers 1.3x FOVCF sensor bodies. Additionally, Canon‘s professional lineup of bodies including the Canon 5D have full frame sensors. These full frame image sensors are great for wide-angle photography. Full frame sensors also improve image quality and sharpness.

EF-S Lens Mount Compatibility:

Lens compatibility is a second important consideration. Canon cameras that use a 1.6x FOVCF work with both Canon EF-S lenses and Canon EF mount lenses. Cameras with a 1.3x or full frame FOVCF will not work with EF-S lenses. EF-S lenses deliver a smaller amount of light to an image sensor, designed to only cover the size of a 1.6x sensor. If used with a large full frame image sensor, significant vignetting (an effect where the edges of images are very dark or non-existent) occurs.

As a final note, the body choice you make may limit your photographic potential. If you intend to purchase expensive and high quality Canon lenses designed for professionals it is a good idea to purchase a full frame image sensor body. A 1.6x FOVCF body will not deliver the full potential of professional grade lenses, although they will still work with great results. Moreover, many recommend that the beginning photographer purchase a 1.6x body as the cost of a full frame body and more expensive professional lenses are very high. If you plan on using Canon‘s range of EF-S lenses, which are high quality tools designed for the consumer level photographer, it is a good idea to purchase a 1.6x FOVCF body.

August 17, 2010 at 3:50 pm Leave a comment

EOS 400D – Welcome to the playground part 6

Kieran shows you how to capture stunning images using his Canon 400D – this episode he photographs a band at a tradiotional British Pub, and shows how the 400D can capture beautiful images eve in low light conditions

July 14, 2010 at 3:18 pm Leave a comment

Affordable Family Portraits


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Before you know it the portrait can be costing in the high hundreds and the fun and the excitement of the whole project can be lost. A more affordable option is to try and do some of it yourself! More and more people now have good quality digital cameras which are capable of producing some great pictures. So why not get a friend to come round to use your camera (or borrow a camera) and to take the portrait of your family. It could be in your living room, grouped on the sofa, or if the weather allows it have the family sat together on the grass in the sunshine.

Next comes the clever part… people tend to forget how much printing and framing of photographs can cost, so to keep the costs down why not get your chosen family picture printed onto a canvas. If you have had the picture taken with a digital camera then using an online site providing canvas printing you can directly upload your digital file, choose your canvas size and pay!! Hey presto, family portrait completed and you just have to wait for it to be delivered. Some of the online canvas printing services also offer digital editing so if there are one or two blemishes on the digital image you can get these removed too, the perfect picture of the perfect family!

With canvas printing being a more affordable option you could have multiple prints made which could be used as great gifts for parents and grandparents, they will certainly make a very meaningful gift for a loved one.

June 30, 2010 at 2:25 pm Leave a comment

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