Tag: Dslrs
Canon Speedlite 470EX-AI Flash
Melville, NY—Canon USA announced the Canon Speedlite 470EX-AI flash, a flash system designed with entry-level and enthusiast photographers in mind. The newly developed flash...
ProGrade Digital Launches Pro Memory Cards & Readers
Las Vegas, NV—A new company founded on a “mission to provide the highest quality, professional grade memory cards and workflow solutions available” was announced....
10 Great Ultra-Zoom Cameras for All-Around Picture Taking
Ultra-zoom, point-and-shoot compact cameras comprise a vibrant and enduring niche because they appeal to a broad spectrum of consumers. From casual shooters to serious...
DJI Adds Ronin-S & Osmo Handheld Camera Stabilizers
Las Vegas, NV—DJI unveiled two handheld camera stabilizers at CES 2018, LVCC South Hall 2, booth # 26002—the Osmo Mobile 2 and Ronin-S. Built...
Selective Focus: A Silver Lining in a Previously Cloudy Forecast
Every so often I check the Japan Camera Industry (CIPA) stats to see just how the camera industry is faring. Visits over the past...
Sigma Holds Biggest Black Friday/Cyber Monday Sale on Art Lenses
Ronkonkoma, NY—Sigma Corporation of America announced its biggest Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale ever, offering savings on its Art lenses. As a result, for a...
11 Great Interchangeable-Lens Cameras for Entry-Level Shooters
In the not too distant past, so-called entry-level cameras were stripped-down models built to a price point. They were designed to entice point-and-shoot photographers...
Zeiss Debuts Milvus 1.4/35 DSLR Lens
Oberkochen, Germany—Zeiss debuted a tenth Milvus lens for full-frame Canon and Nikon DSLR cameras: the Zeiss Milvus 1.4/35. The distagon lens in the Milvus...
OmegaBrandess Adds GigaPan Remote Shutter Release Cable for Sony Cameras
Hampstead, MD—In response to strong demand, OmegaBrandess announced the availability of a new GigaPan remote shutter release cable for the GigaPan Epic Pro and...
Incomparable Compact DSLRs
It’s no secret that mirrorless, interchangeable-lens cameras are seriously challenging the once unassailable dominance of the DSLR. Since they don’t have a mirror box...
