Articles in Accessories
McNamara Now Writing HD SLR News Column On PDNVideo Website
Want to know more about the latest HD SLRs, video shooting techniques, and accessories? Check out my news feed on the PDNVideo website (see story for LINK to site.)
2010: A CES ODYSSEY Part I
To 3D or LED? That’s the question! A visual treat for the eyes, the latest display technology took center stage at the gigantic CES 2010 show in Las Vegas.
What’s In Mikes Bag?
What do you pack, and how do you carry it all by yourself, when your assignment includes everything from underwater photography to shooting wild Tree Kangaroos on the other side of the world?
DLP TCO Calculator: It Doesn’t Add Up.
Texas Instruments had a version of its DLP TCO calculator in its Infocomm 2009 booth. But it took liberties with reality that even the online version wouldn’t dare.
Infocomm 2009 Part A: Not as exciting as last year, but Orlando never is.
The show that includes everything from pro audio to advanced projection technology had some hidden treasures. But at least one turned out to be fool’s gold.
DxOMark.com levels the camera test playing field
Can you trust the “objectivity” of camera reviews found in publications funded by advertisers? Now there’s a better tool for tech savvy photographers–and it’s free!
Can You Trust Your Photo Prints to an Artisan?
You can if it’s Epson’s Artisan 800 All-in-One printer. At $299, this printer/scanner/fax/copier is worth every penny.
Photokina 2008: Remote Viewing Experience
Every two years Cologne, Germany hosts the largest photo trade show in the world. This year, I covered it in record time using a crystal ball and the internet.
Another RAW camera format? How are we going to handle it?
We hoped we had seen the last proprietary RAW file format. But Nikon surprised us with another one called .NRW (and the W is for Windows Only!)
Color Management: Don’t live at home without it.
High-end color calibration and print-profiling tools used to cost a pretty penny and required a learning curve that few photographers had time to deal with. Not any more.