August 25, 2009, Posted by bilin at 8:58 am
My trip to DSLRs began in 2003 with the original Digital Rebel. DSLRs changed my picture for the better as nothing else. 25000 records after five years later, , it is not outdated.
On the way I should go to the Canon 30D, which is a camera as fantastic. When it was announced, 40D, I decided to wait until the 50D later in 2009, but would like newer backup / second required for my photography.
Thus, it was announced, if the 450D, it seemed perfect for my needs. I got it from Amazon three days ago and had a good workout since…
July 11, 2009, Posted by bilin at 10:43 am
Canon A95 is old models Announced in August 2004.Although Canon A95 born in five years ago, but I believe it’s still beloved for so many people.Today’s PowerShot review just let’s recalling some feature of Canon A95 and share some Canon a95 driver and Canon a95 software.
Canon A95 Review
Canon A95 just announced replace the PowerShot A95 immediately in every sales rank in Canon’s entry-level range.
Perhaps you think there are same between A95 and A80’s features, but in fact Canon offerst so many improvements in A95. For our customer, we could use more scene modes double than A80 and these scene modes include Foliage,Snow,Beach,Fireworks,Underwater,Indoor,Kids and Pets,Night…
July 5, 2009, Posted by bilin at 9:13 am
The G10 is physically quite similar to the G9. At 14 ounces, it’s heavier by about an ounce, and it’s also a bit bigger–one- to three-tenths of an inch on all sides, for dimensions of 4.3 by 1.8 by 3.1 inches. As with its predecessors, the Canon G10’s metal body feels like a tank. I’m beginning to wish for just a little bit more grip, though, especially since the thumb rest feels kind of slippery. The dial configuration ranks as the most notable change to the design; Canon stacked the mode dial inside the ISO dial for right-hand operation and…
June 24, 2009, Posted by bilin at 10:27 pm
Just 14 months after the launch of the EOS Rebel XSi (450D), Canon has unveiled its latest model, the Rebel T1i (500D). It’s the fifth generation of Rebel and enters the market at a difficult time – in the midst of a global economic downturn and against the fiercest competition we’ve ever seen in the entry-level DSLR sector. So what has Canon done to make this latest model in the longest-established family in the sector live up to the edgy and exciting image implied by its US naming?
The 500D/T1i doesn’t quite have to be the everyman camera that its predecessors…
June 24, 2009, Posted by bilin at 10:14 pm
The EOS 40D becomes the sixth Canon ‘prosumer’ digital SLR, a line which started back in 2000 with the EOS D30, and how far we’ve come. It’s been eighteen months since the EOS 30D and although on the surface the 40D looks like a fairly subtle upgrade there’s a lot that makes this an even better camera. Of course we expect a step up in megapixels, and so the 40D comes with a ten million pixel CMOS sensor with the same sort of dust reduction as the EOS 400D, an ultrasonic platform which shakes the low pass filter. Other improvements…
