I’ve worked with both and can confirm… Small cameras are more creative.
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TSA bans cameras in cabin baggage, on flights to the US from 13 countries
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The people of 13 nations are no longer allowed to bring their cameras and laptops onboard flights to and from the United States.
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Magic Lantern run Linux OS on Canon DSLRs
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Magic Lantern just turned your 5D Mark III into a desktop computer.
The cameras (running ARM processor and up to 512MB of RAM) are seen in this video booting into the Linux kernel, version 3.19. The development paves the way for third party apps to run on the camera and to control all functions of the device.
EOSHD Myth Busters Part 1 – Forget HDR – It’s about tonality
This is the first in a new series of articles dispelling current ‘trends, myths and sacred cows’ in digital video.
Currently it’s trendy to tune cameras for more dynamic range. We have CineStyle for DSLRs, HDRx for RED and S-Log for the Sony F3… the list goes on. I feel the technique has overtaken the artist, the gimmick has triumphed over substance and we are operating in a world of myths and plastic looking images.
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Revealed – Canon master plan?
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Above – Panasonic GH2 is ahead but for how long? High ISO test by Filippo Chiesa
Nikon and Panasonic have inched past Canon in the image quality battle in 2010 with two great updates.
Exclusive – Sony’s camera sales collapse?
The internet is showing signs of a dramatic lack of interest in Sony DSLRs. According to data from Flickr and Google compiled exclusively by EOSHD.com, Sony’s DSLRs are becoming less popular by the hour.