Looking forward to weather sealing, 72Mbps encoding, rugged pro-style body, and 3.5mm microphone and headphone jacks!
It's announced, tested, but not out yet...
It's available for pre-order at $1299. Out November 30th. That is body only, you'll probably want to pick up the lens designed for it: Panasonic H-HS12035 LUMIX G X VARIO 12-35mm/F2.8 ASPH X Series Lens
Parts 2 and 3.
NEW ThinkTank Retrospective 7
Our friends at Think Tank Photo just announced new additions to its best-selling Retrospective shoulder bag line.
The Retrospective® 7, scheduled for release in May, is designed for standard DSLR systems. Its classic design along with modern improvements create the perfect shooter’s bag. This lightweight shoulder bag comes in fabrics that offer a sense of “retro” style that appeals to many. A rear pocket has been designed to hold an iPad or an 11” MacBook Air.
Retrospective® 7 features include:
In addition, in May ThinkTank will release its Retrospective® 5, Retrospective® 7, Retrospective® 10, Retrospective® 20, and Retrospective® 30 in a new color, Blue-Slate.
Get a free bag or accessory from ThinkTank by ordering from this link.
This guy has been showing off his company's (Rotor Concept) electric copters for many years now at CES. Before they were just for hobbyists, now that he has one that can carry a decent payload it deserves some serious consideration for many industries including aerial photography.
And my #1 camera choice? ....
These days its really easy to get into, but difficult to make wads and wads of cash without some work. It can be done, but you really have to be vigilant in producing photographs people want.
Just from personal experience, I've uploaded about 7 photographs to www.istockphoto.com, and you can click the link and see what those 7 photographs are.
I just wanted to point out that the photographs aren't stunning. But if you just look at the ones in my link, you'd never believe the biggest seller.
It's the picture of a simple brick. I've made over $200 on that single picture since I've uploaded it. It wasn't difficult to setup, photograph, or anything. I used a Panasonic Lumix DMC-G1
Imagine what you could do if you actually worked at it in your spare time.
People that already use them know how great they are. Forget all the other NiMH batteries, these are #1 after all these years. I've tried all sorts of different batteries and cells. The best ones are always the ones that are made in Japan, but even then these are the best of the crop.
