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Lowepro Pro Roller X200: The Most Versatile Camera Bag Ever?

Submitted by David Cardinal on Tue, 09/29/2009 - 10:48

As a travel and wildlife photographer I find myself on all different sizes of planes with a wide variety of gear. I’ve always enjoyed working with Lowepro rollers for trips where I needed the convenience of a wheeled bag, but have been blown away by the versatility of the new .

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Nikon D300s Updates D300 with HD Video --Article Updated

Submitted by David Cardinal on Thu, 07/30/2009 - 10:01

The  delivers a feature packed update to the venerable Nikon D300. It features HD Video and dual slots. Highlights include:

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DPS 7-04: Hot Deal on Nikon D700, Sigma 120-400mm Lens Field Test, Camera Straps, SpyderCube, Lensbaby Composer and more...

Welcome to DPS 7-04--the nikondigital.org newsletter.We've got some great new product announcements and updates as well as the results of our Sigma Lens field test for you in this issue, plus an upgrade to our November Botswana Safari and an announcement of our Texas Bird Photo Safari for next April. Mixed in you'll find some useful photo tips we picked up in Texas this April.

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Showing your Images in Style

Submitted by David Cardinal on Thu, 04/02/2009 - 08:18

One of the most powerful features in Proshow is Slide Styles. With a single click they let you add some snap to your images with unique treatments ranging from professional scrolling captions to photo album like layouts and other professional effects. Not content to rest on their initial set of styles, . I didn't understand the value of styles until Amanda from Photodex demoed them to me at PMA. Now I'm a big fan. I used a couple on my first Death Valley slideshow, but to demonstrate a little more of their power I've uploaded a new (it's in HD, so definitely try it out with YouTube's new HD option!).

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New Book on How to Use Flash: Hot Shoe Diaries

Submitted by David Cardinal on Tue, 03/24/2009 - 20:42

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nik Sharpener Pro 3.0 Hands-on Review

nik Sharpener Pro 3.0 Hands-On Review & Tips

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DPS 5-09: Special Issue on the Nikon D3 & Nikon D300

The hot news all around the photo world this week is the release of the Nikon D3 and Nikon D300 revolutionary D-SLR cameras. I've been shooting with both for several days now so we wanted to share both what we've found as well as the best resources around the net for anyone who either owns or is considering purchasing one of the new cameras.

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Nikon D3 vs. Nikon D300 -- A comparison for bird photography

Black-necked Stilt, Palo Alto Baylands Nikon D3, 600f/4 + TC1.7, ISO 800I had the pleasure of spending this morning photographing shorebirds with a loaner D3 (courtesy of Nikon) and a D300 (courtesy of my piggybank and Roberts Imaging prompt delivery).

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DPS 3-10: Photoshop LAB Color Review, D200, new chargers

In this issue we've got a complete review if the exciting new color correction book from Dan Margulis, , as well as info on some great new products that have been introduced just in time for Christmas.

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Nikon D2X Hands-on Review

Nikon D2X: Two Cameras in One

$5,000 is a lot to spend for a camera. Sure, it's what I paid for my first D1 and for my first D1X, but aren't prices supposed to be coming down? So it was with some trepidation that I decided to go ahead and sell one of my D2Hs and purchase one of the first Nikon D2X units. That is a lot of image sales. My camera arrived right on schedule, the 1st of March, and I got to work putting it through its paces.
 
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