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Understanding the Canon Speedlite 580EX II/430EX II $19.98 This DVD uses the same material as our original 580 EX/430 EX DVD. Demonstrations of Speedlite operations have been updated to show the 580 EX II/430 EX II models. Your new EX II Speedlite from Canon can be the most powerful accessory in your camera bag! Understanding how the Speedlite’s controls work is important, and this DVD takes you through its operations, step by step. Your host, Tim Mantoa… |
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Canon BGE2 Battery Grip for the EOS 20D and EOS 30D Digital SLR Cameras $120.00 The BG-E2 is made for both the EOS 20D & EOS 30D Digital SLR Cameras and holds up to 2 – (BP-511, BP-511A, BP-512, BP-514) Lithium-ion Battery Packs or 6 AA Batteries (using the included battery holder BMG-E2) to offer double-length shooting time. The vertical shutter release makes shooting with the camera in a vertical position just as comfortable as shooting horizontally…. |
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Canon CPE3 Compact Battery Pack for Speedlite 420EZ/540EZ/550EX/580EX $219.99 Developed with working professional photographers in mind, the new external compact battery pack CP?E3 improves flash recycle times significantly and increases to approximately 432 the number of firings before batteries need to be replaced. The pack takes optional rapid-change magazines that can be loaded with 8 AA-size batteries prior to a shoot to ensure fast, smooth transitions from one battery… |
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Canon CPM-E3 Battery Magazine $39.99 The CPM-E3 Battery Magazine holds 8 AA Batteries. It easily slides into the CPM-E3 Battery Pack…. |
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Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300 Instant PDF Sheet-Fed Mobile Scanner (PA03603-B005) $258.49 Image Sensor: CISScan Resolution: 600 x 600 dpi Optical Media Size: 2″ x 2″ 8.50″ x 14.17″ A4 A5 A6 B5 B6 Custom Size Postcard Legal LetterPorts: 1 x 4-pin Type B USB 2.0 USBAutomatic Document Feeder: 10 x Sheet Green Compliant… |
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Tenba Messenger Photo/Laptop Bag – Small (Olive) $104.95 The Tenba Messenger is the essence of urban – a sleek, lightweight, street-smart satchel that holds a ton, yet hugs your body, moves with you, and doesn’t cramp your style. A removable photo insert allows you to convert it quickly from a camera bag to a general-purpose gym bag, book bag, school bag or briefcase. Capacity: D/SLR body, 3 lenses, flash, magazines, files. Fits mos… |
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Canon LiDE100 Color Image Scanner (2923B002) $65.00 Are you looking for a dedicated scanning solution with great quality, versatility and a compact design Then the CanoScan LiDE 110 Color Image Scanner is sure to impress. The CanoScan LiDE 110 features the quality, speed and ease of use you need with a maximum resolution of 2400 x 4800 (Optical) dpi1 for excellent scanning quality for both photos and documents. You’ll immediately notice how easy… |
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Canon BG-E11 Battery Grip for Canon EOS 5D Mark III Digital SLR Camera $358.20 The Canon BG-E11 Battery Grip is an optional power pack designed specifically for the Canon EOS 5D Mark III Digital SLR Camera. It holds up to two LP-E6 battery packs or six AA Batteries (with included battery magazine), offering double-length shooting time. Features a variety of operating controls such as shutter button, Main Dial, multi-controller, AF point selection button, AE lock/FE lock butt… |
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Gary Fong LSUCLOUD Lightsphere Universal Cloud $37.28 The Gary Fong Lightsphere Universal Inverted Dome Cloud Flash Diffusion System is a large, round, soft and flexible diffuser that slips over the front of any standard shoe mount flash unit. The inside of the Lightsphere is completely textured to make the light dispersion even more “soft” than it would be otherwise. And because of this design, it is possible to make the material more translucent, k… |
Which Canon camera is the best for magazine or commercial photograph, 5D, 7D, or what?
Which Camera will do best for commercial studio photograph?
Editorial photography doesn’t need much in the way of a camera since the resolution when the photos are printed is so low, from 80 to 150 DPI before the images are screened.
My friend Max uses a Nikon D40 when he shoots with his long lens at NBA games (he uses his D3s’s when using his shorter lenses.
Here is the quality he gets from his D40 when shooting action shots.
http://www.sportsshooter.com/members.html?id=4135
Good enough?
Now for shooting products in-studio, traditionally, larger format cameras were used, like a 4×5 view camera or medium format camera like the Mamiya 6×7 or Hasselblad 6×6. We have recently found ourselves in a place where a good digital camera can nearly meet the specifications for studio photography.
Until a couple of years ago, we had to rely on leasing a nearly $40,000 Hasselblad with digital back for our digital studio work. With the advent of the Nikon D3x, all that has changed. A relatively small DSLR can do what only the big boys could do a few years go.
I do not know any studio photographers in the Phoenix area that use the Canon 1Ds, Mark III in their studio, but I am sure there are some. It would be the choice for a studio camera if your system is based upon a Canon camera.
Here is a link to the top 100 or so DSLR’s Any of the say top twenty of those cameras will do very well under studio shooting conditions.
http://www.dxomark.com/index.php/eng/DxOMark-Sensor
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