A lot of photographers are glad they took out LensRentals’ damage waiver on equipment when accidents happen.
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The Damage Waiver Bearly Covered This One
The Damage Waiver Bearly Covered This One
May 21, 2012 By
Video Review of the Leica Monochrom M (Parody)
May 21, 2012 By
Our own Steve Meltzer offered his provocative take on the Leica Monochrom M last week and now here’s a video “review” of this $8K black-and-white shooting digital rangefinder. But before you take this “first YouTube review of the new Leica Monochrom” too seriously, be advised that it’s clearly meant as a joke.
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Video Review of the Leica Monochrom M (Parody)
Canon PowerShot G1 X review posted!
May 19, 2012 By
Every once in a while, a camera comes along that offers a genuinely different approach to its rivals. Some–like the first mirrorless models–go on to fundamentally change the market. Others aren’t quite so successful.
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Canon PowerShot G1 X review posted!
SLR image quality? Read our Canon G1x Review to find out!
May 19, 2012 By
Every once in a while, a camera comes along that offers a genuinely different approach to its rivals.
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SLR image quality? Read our Canon G1x Review to find out!
Father of GearJunkie, Age 63, Treks 96 miles Thru Badlands
May 17, 2012 By
This week, Chuck Regenold, age 63 and the father of GearJunkie editor Stephen Regenold, hiked the 96-mile Maah Daah Hey Trail in western North Dakota’s Badlands. He went solo and carried all food and water for the trek, battling blisters, vague trail spurs, and free-range steer not happy to see him along the route
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Father of GearJunkie, Age 63, Treks 96 miles Thru Badlands
Sony NEX-F3: New entry-level mirrorless previewed (with samples)
May 17, 2012 By
Sony’s NEX-series of compact system cameras today gains an affordable new model, with the debut of the Sony Alpha NEX-F3 , and we’ve just posted our preview.
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Sony NEX-F3: New entry-level mirrorless previewed (with samples)
China builds $3.7 billion, 1,373 mile power cable, how was your afternoon?
May 14, 2012 By
The State Grid corporation of China is constructing a power line capable of transmitting a staggering 37 billion kWh per year. The record-breaking cable stretches from the power rich eastern Hami Prefecture to the energy-starved city of Zhengzhou towards the east. Costing a twitch-inducing $3.7 billion, when it’s completed in 2014, it’ll be the most capacious link in the world.
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China builds $3.7 billion, 1,373 mile power cable, how was your afternoon?
Bracketron MetalDock Charging Dock for iPhone 4/4S
May 10, 2012 By
When it comes to iPhone charging docks, they are dime a dozen out there in the market. The thing is, just which model should you choose?
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Bracketron MetalDock Charging Dock for iPhone 4/4S
Adobe Camera Raw, DNG Converter 7.1 release candidates arrive
May 7, 2012 By
Adobe has today published new v7.1 release candidate versions of its DNG Converter application and Camera Raw plugin, hot on the heels of the just-issued v6.7 versions that shipped last week. This is the first Camera Raw release which requires Photoshop CS6 to function, and hence cannot be used with CS5 or earlier versions of Adobe’s flagship imaging app. Adobe Camera Raw 7.1 RC and DNG Converter 7.1 RC both add support for the same impressive list of 21 camera models from eight manufacturers, which were added in the V6.7 releases for CS5.
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Adobe Camera Raw, DNG Converter 7.1 release candidates arrive
The Tutu Project: How Photographer Bob Carey Donned a Pink Tutu to Fight Breast Cancer
April 19, 2012 By
I am built like Bob Carey, a bit on the chunky side, but I do not think I have his nerve. After all, Bob put on a bright pink tutu and created a series of photos of him in all sorts of crazy settings and postures. If that wasn’t enough, now he is using these images to help fight breast cancer
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The Tutu Project: How Photographer Bob Carey Donned a Pink Tutu to Fight Breast Cancer
