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Written by the Photo Industry
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Tuesday, 31 August 2010 13:38 |
When capturing rapid bursts of images, what’s more frustrating than seeing that red light on the camera telling you that your memory buffer is full? Nothing stops shooting faster than pressing the shutter button to find that the camera is too busy to take the next shot. Lexar Professional 600x CompactFlash cards help solve that problem by providing rapid write speeds that help DSLRs clear the buffer faster, so you can capture more without missing an important moment. Lexar’s Jeff Cable demonstrates in this video just how important it is to have a high-speed card when you don’t want to miss any of the action: http://www.youtube.com/user/LexarMediaInc#p/u/12/KLDeUCzOlw0 |
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Written by Nick Rains
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Travel Special
Portable Storage
Smooth Travelling
Travel Portraits
What to Pack
Camera Bags
Cataloguing and Filing Softweare
Olympus PEN E-2
Alien Skin Bokeh
Auto Pano GigaPano Software
Master of Photographer: Christian Fletcher
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Written by Nick Rains
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Thursday, 07 January 2010 08:45 |
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I have just finished looking through the video footage I shot whilst on the Orion's trip down to the Sub Antarctic Islands and put this little sequence together. I used a Canon 7D and 5D Mk2 with my various lenses but mostly the 16-35 and the 300f2.8. |
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Written by Nick Rains
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Friday, 18 December 2009 14:28 |
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I recently went down to the Sub Antarctic Islands, in this case Enderby Island, part of the Auckland Island group. Being a long way south the weather was likely to be very poor so I took along one of Kata's range of camera capes to try out... |
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Written by Nick Rains
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Tuesday, 22 September 2009 11:45 |
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Well, I just got back from 9 days in Indonesia on my Orion cruise to the Spice Islands of Molucca and Nusa Tenggara. The very 5-Star MV Orion is an awesome way to see these very remote destinations. It was a great place to photograph people, everyone was happy to be photographed and the locals actually took more pics of us on their mobile phones that we did of them! |
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