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02.23.13Nikon D7100 AnnouncedNikon D7100 - the successor to Nikon's midrange DSLR D7000 was recently announced by the company. Continue Reading...
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12.05.12Vitec Group ‘Capture the Moment’ Philippine LaunchVitec Group, a reputable company behind high quality and premium photography products, gathers photography enthusiasts as well as some media to a one night gathering to share the company’s mission on helping every photographer “capture the moment” in the most reliable and high performance way by providing products every photographer can trust. We drifted all the way to Resorts World Manila last night for the event and we feel lucky to be there since we also love photography. More than that, we were eager enough to discover new high tech products we can share to you, dear KabayanTech readers! Continue Reading...
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10.14.12Sony PH unveil Sony α99 (SLT-A99) with a pricetag of Php 139,999It was just last month when Sony officially announced that Sony α99 (SLT-A99), it looks like Sony Philippines does not want Pinoys to be left behind, so they've now locally released the Sony α99 (SLT-A99) and a price tag of Php 139,999.00. Continue Reading...
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09.17.12Canon officially announced the Canon EOS 6DTwo days ago, info about the upcoming Canon EOS 6D found their way online and it looks like the "Sometime next" was just a matter of days. So today Canon officially announce the successor to their full-frame SLR Canon EOS 7D -- the Canon 6D (weird right?). Aside from the things that we published, Canon provided additional information regarding the specs, retail price, availability and of course more press photos. Continue Reading...
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09.14.12Nikon intros new full-frame DSLR — Nikon D600Here's the other product that was also introduced yesterday or should I say early this morning -- the Nikon D600. The Nikon D600 is a full-frame SLR camera which according to dpreview -- "the smallest, least expensive full frame DSLR on the market, aimed directly at enthusiast photographers." Continue Reading...
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09.13.12Sony α99 (SLT-A99) officially announcedYesterday, aside from Apple, there were two other companies who also unveil their new product/s and because of all the fanfare surrounding the Apple Event Yerba Buena Center for the Arts not too many people noticed them. One of which is Sony, who officially announced their new full frame SLR camera -- the Alpha 99 or Sony α99 (SLT-A99) (to be exact). Continue Reading...
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02.08.12Nikon D800/D800E announced!After announcing Nikon D4 almost a month ago, Nikon has announced the Nikon D800; the successor of it's Nikon D700 camera a professional grade full-frame digital single-lens reflex camera introduced by the Nikon Corporation in July 2008. The new Nikon D800 has a whopping (world's highest) effective pixel of 36.3-million pixels, and powered by the new EXPEED 3 image-processing engine (similar to the previosly released D3100, D5100, D7000 and D4), 3.2-in. LCD monitor, a 91K-pixel (approximately 91,000 pixels) RGB sensor and if you know your photography and DSLR, you know the quality of photos you can take with this monster. ...
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01.07.12Nikon announces D4 and new AF-S NIKKOR 85mm f/1.8G LensEarlier today, Nikon officially announced the Nikon D4, the successor to it's flagship SLR D3 series. The new Nikon D4 will have a drool worthy specs that's similar to the rumored Nikon D800. For those who will attend this year's CES, Nikon will have a booth there exhibiting the new D4. Continue Reading...
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11.20.11Leaked photos of Nikon D800Since I got my Nikon D3100, DSLR or camera in general have been out of my radar and recently NikonRumors posted a couple of photo for the upcoming Nikon D800 which is obviously the successor of the Nikon D700. The rumored Nikon D800 has a drool worthy specs, which I seriously think is an over-kill, of course this is just me talking. Continue Reading...
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10.26.11Nikon DSLR Costume for that Nikon Fanboyism!Cross posted from AbielOnline Still don't know what to costume to wear this Halloween? Then why not wear a fully functional Nikon DSLR Costume; that's exactly what photographer Tyler Card did. He created a giant Nikon DSLR costume from cardboard, five gallon bucket and an LCD. Continue Reading...
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