Tag: photo technologies
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Quantum Dots – the next wave of camera technology?
Quantum Dots from Invisage might be the next camera sensor technology in your phone camera. See the following article from CNET: How a startup’s tiny dots could lead to better smartphone photos
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New version of JPEG is coming
A new JPEG standard with lossless compression is coming. Will this make RAW files redundant? New JPEG standard 9.1
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Display Calibration – The Science Behind Tuning Your Monitor
Wonder what theory is behind tuning your display monitor to a standard, check out the following article from Tom’s Hardware: Imaging Science And Monitor Calibration.
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How To Test a Lens
Ever wonder how to check if you lens is a good copy? Check out this in-depth look at testing lenses from LensRentals.com: How To Test a Lens « Canon Rumors.
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Understanding Evaluative Metering on Your EOS Camera
Here is a primer on the different metering modes in Canon EOS camera, courtesy from Digital Photography School. Understanding Evaluative Metering on Your EOS Camera.
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RAID Style Backup in 1 Compact Flash Card
A new compact flash card from the Japanese company Amulet is capable of providing RAID style backup in 1 card. Might be a useful option for those who only have 1 slot in the camera. RAID compact flash card
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Sigma Sets Release Date for USB Dock, Shows Off Customization Options
As an industry first, Sigma has planned to release a USB Dock for customizing their lens Sigma Sets Release Date for USB Dock, Shows Off Customization Options.
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How To Choose The Right SD Card For The Job
SD cards are the most common form of removable data storage for portable devices that we have to date but there are different classes. The following article provides a guideline on how to choose the right SD card: How To Choose The Right SD Card For The Job.
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Canon has developed sensor that can take video in the dark
Canon has developed a video sensor that can capture images illuminated only by a glowing incense stick or the light of a crescent moon. Canon super sensitive video sensor