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The Ritzy cinema, based in Brixton in London, was one of the venues for this year's Human Rights Watch film festival.
Canon introduces 50MP 5Ds and 5Ds R, greatest resolution 35mm-style DSLRs
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I found this General Electric X500 digital camera at the dump a couple of days ago. Not just at the dump, but in the dump! I was able to fish it out of one of the steel bins using a stick.
It operates on four AA batteries and uses a standard SD card... and it actually works!
The 'old town' in Marbella feels a bit too touristy for my liking but it's pleasant enough and I'm informed reliably by the better half that there's a few interesting shops there.
Today, photographer for the national event 30orephotomarathon, an event organized for charity purposes for the non-profit organization AISM, which supports research against multiple sclerosis.
Newly won off eBay, this E-10 is in pristine condition and will be going to girlfriend Christina for her digital photo needs. The E-10 SLR is a 2001 vintage fixed-lens 4.0 MP, and although a bit slower than new "prosumer" models like the Nikon D50 or Olympus E-330, it still performs like a champ with pixel-free manual A/S/M images, clear telephoto, and great macro. $275 invested.
I would highly recommend this unit for 35mm shooters who want to try out a nice DSLR but don't want to spend $699 on the Rebel D, D50 or the Olympus E-330. Definatly a better investment than buying a FAUX-SLR Canon, Kodak, or Sony that you see at Walmart as this unit is an SLR shutter based pro camera with a hotshoe and many lenses available. Be warned, however, it is very very slow by todays standards, no faster than a shot a second.
Caught an absolutely gorgeous day last week in Rocky Mountain National Park. This photo was taken by my good friend Clay, but, I did quite a bit of postprocessing to it.
I've been wanting a camera with a longer lens so I can zoom in on distant objects. The 3X zoom of my A70 wasn't doing it for me anymore. After playing with an S5 at a brick-and-mortar big box retailer, I ordered everything online. The Canon PowerShot S5 IS, Case Logic TBC-4 case, and 4GB SanDisk SDHC card came from Amazon. The Hoya HMC UV filter, Hoya polarizer, 52mm adapter, lens cap, and lens hood came from Lensmate.