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Nikon D80 vs. D200
Which Should You Get? Easy answer: They both give the same image quality. You pay extra for minute convenience features a few people, like me, find helpful, and durability and speed in the D200.
The D80 has the D200's 10 MP image sensor,* the look, quality and color of the D200's images, the D200's huge viewfinder and the D200's almost three-......
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10/08/06 |
CF and SD Memory Card Test
I care about speed for downloading. I don't care about it for shooting, since camera memory buffers eliminate any shot-to-shot delay even with a slow card.
Modern cameras have internal buffer memory. Buffer memory stores the photos you just took before they get written to your card. The buffer writes your photos to your card while you are tak......
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10/08/06 |
Color Management is for Wimps
"Too many marketers of color management tools have done too good a job.
Sadly, many impressionable photographers believe the ads and seminars and waste too much time and money getting crummier results than if they left everything alone.
I shoot and print, never waste any time with profiles or spaces, and everything looks great.
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10/08/06 |
Chromatic Abberation Defined
This is when all colors don't come to focus in exactly the same place. It has nothing to do with color rendition, purity or saturation, which are related to color transmission and contrast. When you have chromatic aberration you lose sharpness and may see various colors fringes on bright edges.
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07/23/05 |
Joby Gorillapod Original
