Canon Powershot G1X camera review
Canon re-invents Sony’s R1 from 2005, but gets it right, at the right time. Sony produced a wonderful, high quality fixed lens camera with a large sensor and Carl Zeiss 24-120mm (equiv) lens back in 2005 that was meant to appeal to those looking to upgrade to a DSLR, but didn’t want the hassle of …
Check out the new Sony A 700. This DSLR is an upgrade from the Sony A 100, and still an upgrade from the newer Sony A 200. This is an advanced amateur model, but in my personal opinion, it’s more user friendly and produces higher quality results than the A 100. It’s also much heavier and costs twice …
This will be the normal running review of the Sony A900. As I learn more about the camera, I’ll provide the information. I should have a good jump on things by national boss day (gag), or by Wednesday or Thursday.
I used the A900 on the left, and the A700 on the right for the product comparison shots below.…
Sony A35 camera review
The Sony A35 camera is a very small and light-weight DSLR ‘type’ camera that uses a stationary (and silent) ‘translucent’ mirror instead of a traditional mirror that moves up and down, sometimes causing an annoying slapping sound. Sony recently perfected translucent mirror technology, (first used decades ago), and caused quite a stir at introduction because of …
Sony NEX-7 camera review
The Sony NEX-7 is a ground breaking camera featuring a whopping 24mp APS-C sensor, an extremely useful OLED viewfinder, a Sony proprietary hotshoe, a pop-up flash that can be bounced (although not designed for this), and of course all the other features that make the NEX system so attractive.
Sony’s newest NEX camera is a significant …
For a change I thought I’d take some pictures of people using the Sony NEX-7, along with the Tamron NEX 18-200mm (review), and Sony NEX 55-210mm, (review).
This week I went out to the Ritz-Carlton Dove Mountain resort and took some snaps of the Golfers in the Accenture Match play PGA event. My …