The Sigma DP1 is arguably the most unique and long-awaited compact digital camera on the market today. The prototype of the DP1 was first introduced in September of 2006, and a lot of photography enthusiast raved over this. The reason is because Sigma has offered something that camera enthusiast have been wishing for: a DSLR sensor squeezed into a compact body. In turn, this allows the camera to deliver DSLR image quality while avoiding the noise issues. Continue Reading ...
Sigma DP1 Review
Friday, April 27th, 2012 at
1:57 am
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Sony Alpha NEX-7 Review
Monday, April 23rd, 2012 at
10:48 pm
When Sony introduced its NEX line, range of interchangeable lens cameras, in May 2010, the company’s goal was to appeal to beginner compact camera users who wanted to upgrade but would be intimidated by the bulk and perceived complexity of an SLR. The camera line was a sales success and has trail blaze the trend I these kinds of cameras. In reality, it was not only beginner purchasing this but also die-hard enthusiast photographers have been equally attracted to the promise of excellent image quality in a small, highly portable camera, fueled by the ability to adapt almost any lens to fit. Continue Reading ...
The Art of Lomography
Sunday, April 22nd, 2012 at
12:10 pm
If you haven’t noticed but the vintage photography trend is more popular than ever. With apps, photo programs and websites dedicated to achieving the old look popping up everywhere, it’s hard not to want to join in on the fun. There is a form of photography that ditches the high tech, expensive digital cameras and uses older film cameras this is called Lomography. Continue Reading ...
FujiFilm X-Pro1 Review
Saturday, April 14th, 2012 at
9:10 am
When Fujifilm introduced the X100 a couple of years back, it surpassed every expectation and instantly became a classic. With the X100′s success and the increasing popularity of mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras, it seemed only a matter of time before Fujifilm would introduce a higher-end model with exchangeable lenses. To satisfy the demand, the X-Pro 1 was introduced. Continue Reading ...
Olympus E-P3 Review
Tuesday, April 10th, 2012 at
4:50 pm
The Olympus E-P3 looks significantly a lot like its predecessors; not just only like the E-P2 and E-P1, but it the company’s Pen F series. It gives photographers an undeniable look and feel of a 1960-ear camera. But the beauty of the latest addition in the award-winning PEN series is designed to give photographers total control over their creative vision with a camera portable enough to travel the world. Continue Reading ...
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