A rumor has spread out about a Canon 7D of which has only leaked an estimate price of 2700$, and that it would come with a 28-135 mm lens. Nothing about the camera’s specs though.
True or fake ? Image found on a korean website
Via Le Journal du Geek and Canonrumors.
Fujifilm is running its annual competition open to anyone taking pictures with any of the Fuji consumer or pro films. Rules, instructions and other informations can be found here. Hurry up if you want to enter it, submissions end on 1st of September.
I’m back from my holiday break in Scandinavia. I have about 1200+ images to process or edit and hopefully I’ll have new stuff ready sometime this week.
Summer sky in Stockholm
After the annoucement made by Fuji that they would discontinue the pro 800z film in September, it turns out that they will keep it in production after all.
Left to right : dark flash image, colour hi-ISO capture, final composition.
A “non-visible light emitting flashgun” developed by a student at N.Y University has been unveiled today on The Photography Blog. It’s obviously in the early stage of its development, but sounds already promising.
Found on Strobist : interview and video of street photographer Clay Enos, seen in action and commenting on street photography practices.
You can see more of Clay Enos work on his website, and read more interesting stuff about photography on his blog.
Festival Goer ©Clay Enos
See also LA based photographer Mike Piscitelli’s blog, and UK photographer Gregory Crewdson’s website.
Very cool photo collection on The Big Picture celebrating the upcoming 40th anniversary of first human travel to the moon, with NASA mission Apollo XI.
As a note, astronauts used Hasselblad 500 ELs cameras specially prepared, with custom-made film backs holding a special 70 mm Kodak film. 160 colour or 200 black/white images could be shot without having to change films.
More technical information and images on Apollo mission’s Hasselblads on this page.
Recent shots taken with the Mamiya AFD 645 and Kodak Portra 400 VC film. Other pictures on the flickr gallery here.
Great fun, and a high dose of Japanese Anime and video games.
1 – Stuffed Totoro 2/3 – Japanese women in traditional outfits
4 – Tokyo Decandence chicks, if I got it right …
5 – Traditional music players 6 – Captain Harlock’s ship made in cardboard
7 – Gundam model kit speed contest 8/9 – Cos play
10/11 – More Cos play action
A few useful links about the Japan Expo :
