Delkin Devices, has been honored with the Digital Imaging Marketing Association’s (DIMA) annual Innovative Digital Products Awards for the company’s new SensorScope System.

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SensorScope enables you to check your sensor to see if it needs cleaning-there’s nothing safer than not cleaning your sensor. The SensorScope looks like a camera lens; however, it allows you to look back into your camera to inspect your sensor. The SensorScope is easily portable and provides a 5x magnification lens and 4 ultra bright LED lights, which are focused to completely illuminate the field of inspection. Although specifically designed for Canon and Nikon DSLRs

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The Tokina 50-135mm f/2.8 AT-X 535 PRO DX Lens is a large-aperture telephoto zoom lens designed exclusively for use with digital SLR cameras. It features a fast constant aperture of f/2.8, and provides a focal length equivalent to 80-216mm in 35mm format. This zoom range covers a broad range of frequent telephoto situations. DX series lenses feature a smaller image circle (rear of lens) and are designed to match the smaller dimensions used for the image sensor on digital cameras. As a result these lenses are also more compact and lightweight, and are better matched to digital SLR cameras.

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The EX-Z850 offers a high quality 8.1 megapixel photos which includes a 3X optical zoom, and offers both manual aperture and shutter speed priority AE options for advanced users who prefer to create customized images. The impressive 2.5″ Super Bright LCD generates approximately 1,200 cd/m 2 of luminescent output, making the monitor even easier to […]

by Simone Paddock
09/15/2004

Food photography traditionally has been the realm of a handful of weathered professionals well versed in their niche profession, armed with high-end, medium-format cameras and a ton of expensive studio gear, and flanked by a small army of dedicated chefs and food stylists. You can see their work in ads, cook books, and high-end glossy magazines such as Sunset, Gourmet, Bon Appétit, and Food & Wine.

So for the casual shooter or even the ambitious amateur, getting great food shots can seem like an intimidating and daunting task at best. But it doesn't have to be that way.

The digital frontier has changed the way we shoot and the things we can shoot successfully. The benefit of being able to review the shot instantly, and know for certain that what you have just captured is usable, is absolutely invaluable. This applies especially to food photography where most of your time will go into setup and preparation.

This article will show you how you can achieve professional results with a minimum of equipment, some budget-conscious props, a little technical know-how, and a big dash of creative fun.

What Makes a Great Food Image?
I love food. And I'm talking about more than just the mere taste sensation. I love everything about it: the colors, textures, smell, and of course flavors. The delightful way a healthy dose of wasabi momentarily stings my nose and makes my eyes water. The smooth and creamy manner...

Description: The Alternative London Fashion Week is taking place at Spitalfields Market in London. Sixty young designers will be showcasing their work throughout the week.

Photographer: Brian Minkoff

Dust removal systems in SLR cameras are relatively new, but quickly adapted by many manufacturers. It did sound like an interesting feature since dust is a common and annoying problem with all SLRs.

pixinfo.com have tested the existing dust removal system in Canon, Olympus, Sony and Pentax and are not exactly happy with the result they got(via). See more details on their website. So even if you