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- January 12, 2016
Two much awaited upgrades and a revelation. That’s how Nikon’s new offerings can be summarized. Finally, photography enthusiasts can get a hold of the D5 Professional-Grade DSLR, the D500 DX-format DSLR and the KeyMission 360 4K Ultra HD Action Camera.
Features of the Nikon D5 Professional-Grade DSLR Camera
An upgrade from the D4 and D4S, the Nikon D5 Professional Grade DSLR redefines the limits of what a camera can do. Image quality is not a question thanks to its 20.8-megapixel CMOS sensor. Meanwhile, its low-noise, high-speed performance is made possible by the EXPEED 5 Image Processor. To capture movement in all clarity, this device is also capable of continuous shooting at 12 fps while every detail is recorded by the redesigned 153-point AF system with 99 cross-type sensors and a dedicated AF engine.Taking images on low light settings is no problem as well for this device has a wide ISO range from 100 to 102,400 which is expandable to a whopping 3,280,000. Making professional-level
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- January 11, 2016
As much as possible, photographers do not want to deal with dust. Though it is small, it can disrupt the operation and quality of a camera by scratching its lens. To put an end to this, Hoya has released a series of Fusion Antistatic Filters for DSLR Lenses. With these filters requiring less cleaning, they are perfect for settings where dust is common.
Types of Fusion Antistatic Filters
Hoya’s newline of filters come in three types: the Fusion Antistatic Protector filter, the Fusion Antistatic Circular Polarizing filter, and the Fusion Antistatic Ultraviolet filter. All three offerings have an Antistatic coating that works like a force field that repels dust and water. The same layer is resistant to scratches and stains. Meanwhile, fingerprints and smudges can be wiped away easily.
At the core of the filter is an improved 9-layer Super Multi-Coating formula that reduces reflections to maintain the clarity, colour balance and contrast of every image taken. The Fusion Antistatic
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- December 04, 2015
Unless you are producing a silent movie, having high quality video is worthless if the captured sound is inaudible. While footages can be edited to reflect the best shots, the same can’t be said with audio. Therefore, it would be wise to use the best equipment available from the start. For this, thank heavens that Zoom has produced an impressive line of recorders and related accessories.
Zoom iOS RecordersYou can pair your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch with any of Zoom’s iOS recorders. These microphones work using the related HandyRecorder iOS app and they are attached to the device via the Lightning connector. If you need a device with a rotating mid-side capsule, then the iQ7 recorder is what you seek. Meanwhile, they X/Y microphone lay-out of the iQ6 allows you to capture side from the centre and the sides. Finally, the iQ5 allows you to use 90-degree, 120-degree, or M-S stereo recording.
Both the iQ6 and the iQ7 feature an analogy style gain wheel for adjustment of microphone
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- December 03, 2015
You know that your photography equipment will not fail you. But what about the bag that carries them? For this, you need not look for anything else but F-Stop Camera Bags. Built to be a trusted companion in all your rugged adventures, their products are trusted by some of the most prestigious photography studios and professionals.
F-Stop Mountain Series Expedition PacksAs F-Stops flagship products, the Mountain Series Expedition Packs offer enough space for everything you need to carry for a lengthy trip. The biggest among these backpacks is the Shinn that carries 80 litres in volume while the smallest is the Lotus which has ample space for 32 litres. There’s also the 30-litre Kashmir UL which works best for females.
Aside from these heavy-duty backpacks, there’s also the 40-litre Ajna, the 50-litres Tilopa and the 70-litre Sukha. These bags are equipped with a Hypalon base and Advanta polyurethane film to protect your photo gears. Attachment points for Gatekeepers are also available
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- December 02, 2015
Nikon has released the D4S 1.30 and the D750 1.10 firmware which features new control options for external recorders using the Atomos Open Protocol. Likewise, the updated firmware for the D750 has a vibration reduction function to address glitches wherein even VR lenses can’t contain image shake.
Common Features of the D750 Firmware 1.10 and the D4S Firmware 1.30With the D750 firmware version 1.10 and the D4S firmware 1.30, an external recording control option is available to the HDMI item in the SETUP menu. This means that if the camera is connected to an Atomos-supporting recorder via HDMI, the camera’s controls can be used to regulate recording. However, the output resolution chosen in the SETUP MENU should be anything else except 576p or 480p.
For the D4S, you can choose any option except Auto for HDMI > Output resolution in the SETUP MENU when 640x 424; 30p or 640x 424; 25p is selected for Movie settings > Frame size/frame rate in the SHOOTING MENU.Unique Updates for the
