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Panasonic ZS7 – Panasonic’s newest Vacation Camera

January 29th, 2010 gearnut No comments

Panasonic continues to push the boundaries and provide consumers with additional features, such as GPS and manual control, users will be finding more reasons to go on vacation to enjoy this new model! The Panasonic ZS7 (TZ10) will be available from mid March in a choice of silver, black, red or blue.

Here is the press release -

January 26, 2010: Panasonic’s multiple award winning TZ series is pleased to welcome a new addition to the family. Sporting key features fundamental to the TZ success story – including AVCHD Lite HD movie recording capability, a 25mm ultra wide angle and powerful 12x optical zoom in a compact body – the TZ10 goes one step further to offer users built-in GPS and full manual control.

Panasonic ZS7 (TZ10)

Panasonic ZS7 (TZ10)

Ultra Compact Zoom 
With a strong heritage, this fourth generation TZ model features a high-quality LEICA DC VARIO ELMAR 25mm ultra-wide-angle lens with a 12x optical zoom. A high quality lens like this, with a range from 25mm to 300mm*1, is almost inconceivable in such a small, lightweight camera. Comprising 10 elements in 8 groups, including 2 ED lenses and 2 aspherical lenses with 3 aspherical surfaces, and utilizing new lens material in its design, this advanced lens unit realizes the outstandingly slim and compact body while passing Leica’s stringent standards to deliver exceptional optical performance. Thanks to the newly incorporated Intelligent Resolution technology, a ground-breaking Intelligent Zoom is available with the TZ10 which extends the zoom ratio by approx.1.3x maintaining the picture quality even by combining zoom technologies. This means the 12x optical can virtually extend to 16x equivalent. Furthermore, the Extra Optical Zoom function that extends zoom power to 23.4x (at 3-megapixel resolution) by using the center part of the large CCD to bring subjects even closer.

The new model has a 14.5-megapixel CCD and shoots with up to 12.1-megapixel resolution. This enables multi-aspect shooting that can reproduce images taken with the lens set from 25mm to 300mm in any of three aspect ratios – 4:3, 3:2 or 16:9 – so you can always capture dynamic, richly expressive shots with a wide perspective. The Multi Aspect mode lets you to take an image in all three aspect ratios simultaneously then choose the one that best suits your scene after shooting -perfect for when you want to take a picture for widescreen TV use but also to make conventional prints.

Intelligent Resolution Technology Enhances the Possibility of Digital Imaging – The high-speed, high-performance Venus Engine HD has been re-engineered to compile new image processing technology – “Intelligent Resolution”. It enables the recording of beautiful photos and high-definition movies with higher quality signal processing.

With Intelligent Resolution technology, 3 areas – outlines, detailed texture areas and soft gradation areas are automatically detected. The outline parts are enhanced effectively to give edges more clarity while giving a moderate accentuation to the texture areas to make it look more finely detailed. To the soft gradation part, the superior noise reduction system of the Venus Engine HD II is applied to make it smoother. Apart from the uniform enhancement of sharpness, the innovative Intelligent Resolution technology precisely performs signal processing pixel by pixel in the most effective way. As a result, images are naturally clear and crisp in both photo and movie recording.

Intelligent Resolution technology also makes possible Intelligent Zoom, which virtually extends the optical zoom ratio to 1.3x equivalent maintaining the picture quality even whilst using the digital zoom. The details of an Image taken in high sensitivity recording tends to be lost in the noise reduction process, however the Intelligent Resolution works to keep the detail, improving the picture.

At the same time, the multi-task image-processing engine Venus Engine HD II supports a super-fast response time. The shutter release time lag is as short as approx. 0.006 seconds and the camera’s quick response makes it easier to capture sudden, spur-of-the-moment photo opportunities together with the Sonic Speed AF (Auto Focus) that lets you lock on the subject minimum in approx. 0.35(wide-end) / 0.41(tele-end) second*2 and the short startup time of approx. 1.1 seconds. The high performance Venus Engine HD II is also energy efficient and extends the battery life up to 300 shots (CIPA) per a single charge.

Never Forget your Location with Built-in GPS Function – Panasonic’s TZ series has received world wide acclaim as an excellent travel companion because of a wide shooting range and hybrid recording capability of high quality photo and movie. The new TZ10 further enhances its value by adding a built-in GPS unit*3 into the camera.

The location data where the photo was taken is automatically embedded with its latitude and longitude in the EXIF data. These geo-tagged images can be pinpointed on the maps of social media internet maps to be shared with your friends and families. Plus, the TZ10 also shows the name of the town, area and landmarks using an internal database to give users real-time information of the place when taking photos to add fun of photo shooting during travel. The information of landmark exceeds 500,000, covering 73 countries – pretty impressive! The photos and movies with their location data are automatically sorted in the virtual folder alphabetically in the camera allowing quick access. You can also refer to the location names via the included software PHOTOfunSTUDIO HD Edition Ver.5.1. It is also easy to sort or search images by the location names. If this wasn’t enough, the internal clock of the camera is automatically adjusted to the local time of the place where the camera is, so you do not have to set the clock manually whether you go abroad or come back home.

Manual Exposure for More Control 
The TZ10’s iA mode is the perfect camera for every user to be able to take beautiful shots effortlessly. Going one step further, the TZ10 also features manual control for advanced expressive photo shooting. It has A(Aperture Priority) / S(Shutter Speed Priority) / M(Manual Exposure) modes for advanced users to enjoy the creative shots depending on the subject or the scene by controlling the shutter speed and aperture. Each of these modes and iA mode can be quickly set by the mode dial on the top of the camera unit.

HD Movie Recording - In addition to Motion JPEG images*4, the DMC-TZ10 can record high-definition motion picture in AVCHD Lite. It allows almost doubling of the recording time in HD quality compared with the conventional Motion JPEG format. The picture quality is greatly enhanced thanks to the newly added Intelligent Resolution technology. The TZ10 also features Dolby Digital Stereo Creator to record high quality audio, so you can match the beautiful motion images with outstanding stereo sound, and further offers a one-touch movie button for instant recording of videos.
The hugely popular and powerful iA (Intelligent Auto) is also now available in motion image recording mode. Optical Image Stabilizer (O.I.S.) helps prevent handshake when using high-powered zoom. Face Detection automatically detects a face in the frame and adjusts focus, exposure, contrast, and skin complexion on it so it always turns out beautifully. Intelligent Exposure continually checks the ambient light level and adjusts the exposure setting as conditions change to prevent blown highlights and blocked shadows. And Intelligent Scene Selector automatically switches between Normal, Portrait, Macro, Scenery, and Low Light modes according to the situation to optimize visual quality.

Users can fully utilize the powerful 12x optical zoom in movie recording. The GPS and corresponding location information can also be embedded in the video clips. With the newly added Video Divide function, users can divide the video into two sections to shorten or delete the unwanted part on the spot in the camera. You can cutout a still image from a movie in the camera and Intelligent Resolution Technology makes it possible to produce 1920×1080 still images from a 1280×720 HD movie even recorded in AVCHD Lite. A Wind Cut function is also available to block out most of the noise from background wind.
Still or motion images recorded in AVCHD Lite*5 on SD Memory Cards are easy to view on a Panasonic VIERA TV. Simply insert the card into the VIERA Image Viewer (SD Memory Card slot) on VIERA TV or DIGA Blu-ray Disc Player to playback your contents. Alternatively, you can use an optional mini HDMI cable to output the still and motion images you took from the TZ10 directly to the TV for VIERA Link. You can take maximum advantage of Lumix camera’s playback functions including the slideshow in which both still and motion images integrated in the timeline, category playback according to the scene mode you used or calendar display and so on. All control is possible using only the TV’s remote control.

In addition, with the included software PHOTOfunSTUDIO 5.1 HD Edition, it is easy to view and edit your recorded contents. You may also choose to upload your videos to YouTube or burn them to a DVD disc for archiving.

Introducing new POWER O.I.S – Panasonic has incorporated Intelligent Auto mode in pursuit of the ultimate ease of operation and the reduction of misshots. In iA mode the camera does all the work, leaving you free to compose shots and capture moments. Just press, aim and shoot. This mode is now further advanced with the inclusion of r advanced image stabilization system POWER O.I.S. and Intelligent Resolution technology for the DMC-TZ10.
Taking advantage of Panasonic’s accumulated optical technologies, MEGA O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilizer) has been incorporated into LUMIX cameras from the earliest stages of development. MEGA O.I.S. has evolved into POWER O.I.S. on the DMC-TZ10, with a great performance improvement – twice the shake suppression capability of the predecessor TZ7.

The hand-shake component, which is physically generated when pressing the shutter button or when shooting at night with a slow shutter speed, is recognized as a low-frequency vibration, for which the new POWER O.I.S. is particularly effective. This greatly improves the quality of shots taken at night or indoors where a flash cannot be used, or where the photographer doesn’t want to use a flash because it would spoil the mood. It captures beautiful photos in situations that previously resulted in blurring. 
  
The DMC-TZ10 features Face Recognition – a function that found popularity in the previous TZ7, and now with several upgrades. Three face images can be registered for each person, to raise the detection accuracy. And when the angle of view is changed horizontally, the name display also rotates for easier reading. The Intelligent Scene Selector, which automatically selects whichever of 6 Scene Modes – Macro, Portrait, Scenery, Night Portrait, Night Scenery and newly added Sunset – that best suits the shooting situation.

In addition, newly incorporated Intelligent Resolution technology is always activated in iA mode which results in the clearer and higher picture quality in every photo and movie with extended zoom range with the Intelligent Zoom equivalent to 16x optical zoom.
Once you enter iA mode, these functions happen automatically together with other powerful shooting-assist functions – AF Tracking, Intelligent ISO Control and Intelligent Exposure – so you can shoot without the bother of adjusting settings every time conditions change. You can enjoy easy, trouble-free shooting in any situation and get the satisfaction that comes with capturing clear, beautiful images.
The new Happy Mode, a colour mode option in iA mode, optimizes colour, saturation and brightness to make both photo and movie more vivid and true to the colour of the scene you memorized.

A 3.0-inch, Super High Resolution 460,000-dot Intelligent LCD for Easy Viewing – The TZ10 is equipped with a 3.0-inch, super high resolution 460,000-dot Intelligent LCD with a wide viewing angle and AR (Anti-Reflection) coating. The screen brightness automatically adjusts in 11 steps as the surrounding brightness level changes, ensuring easy visibility at all times. The big screen reflects fine details, making it easy to check the focus before shooting. It also serves as a small photo and video viewer, allowing the user and friends to enjoy viewing the still and motion images together.
Other Versatile Functions Adding to the Photographic Enjoyment
Challenging convention, Lumix functions continue to evolve. Scene modes, which are optimized for a variety of still-image shooting situations, are now available for motion images as well. Thanks to a rich variety of 28 scene modes for still image and 18 for motion image (Portrait, Soft Skin, Transform, Self portrait, Scenery, Low light, Food, Party, Candle light, Sunset, Beach, Snow, Aerial, High Sensitivity, Pin hole, Film grain, High Dynamic and Underwater), capturing beautiful videos is effortless with the TZ10.
The High Dynamic mode is newly added to the existing Scene modes. This mode helps to capture a scene with moderate exposure, even though the scene contains both bright and dark areas together. The user can select either of three options, Standard, Art, or B/W, depending on the desired effect and personal taste to make the photo look natural to artistic.

The optional marine case (DMW-MCTZ10) is available for underwater photography taking advantage of an outstanding shooting range from 25mm to 300mm for both photo and movie.
In addition to the conventional SD/SDHC Memory Card, the DMC-TZ10 accepts next-generation SD format SDXC (SD eXtended Capacity), that features high potential in both capacity and data transfer speed. The DMC-TZ10 is compatible with Windows 7.

Included Software PHOTOfunSTUDIO 5.1 HD Edition The latest version of exciting software PHOTOfunSTUDIO 5.1 HD Edition comes bundled with DMC-TZ10. With quick start-up and fast read-in of images, the PHOTOfunSTUDIO 5.1 HD Edition makes it possible to sort and organize photos not only of those newly taken but also of those stored in your PC. The Face Recognition function recognizes the faces in the picture and allows sorting of the photos by the registered faces without having to pick out each photo one by one when you only want pictures of a specific person. The geo-tagged photos and movies taken with the TZ10 can be sorted by place names automatically. You can also enjoy slideshows with a variety of effects and use your iTunes music library as background music and burn it onto a DVD disc in MPEG2. Motion pictures can be uploaded directly to YouTube using the built-in YouTube uploader even in HD (High Definition) quality. It also lets you create a 360-degree rotation panorama file in MOV, which is especially easy if Panorama Assist mode in the camera is used. The software is of course compatible with the Windows 7.

Originally posted on www.dpreview.com

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Amazon.com for Shopping and…well, Lot’s of Stuff – An Honest Review

December 20th, 2009 gearnut 1 comment

How did we survive without Amazon? This one little Internet portal will fill almost all of your personal needs. And I’m not just talkin’ shopping. Read on, my Internet surfing friend.

The very first thing that may come to mind about Amazon is that you can buy stuff there, right? I mean there is almost nothing on the planet that is not available for purchase. They even have perishable groceries for your dining pleasure, like milk… and not just any milk, this is milk by the gallon from the Tuscan area in Italy. Save yourself a trip to Italy and buy your milk online!

JL421 Badonkadonk Land Cruiser/Tank

JL421 Badonkadonk Land Cruiser/Tank

Need an item of wearing apparel? They have it. Toys? Got ‘em. Coffee and coffee makers to get a jump start on your day? You guessed it, they have ‘em. Toilet paper (ok, bathroom tissue)? No problemo. Doggie meds? Got it covered. What about a tank? There is a personal land cruiser for sale! Why, there is even a wedding chapel. We are talkin’ a to z, soup to nuts folks. You do not have to leave the comfort of your computer niche. Just stay huddled up there where ever you are. Neither fresh air nor the light of day need to touch you.

Another plus is convenience. This has already been alluded to, but it must be mentioned. If you have searched all your local stores without success, try Amazon. They probably have it. Now, that is not always the case. For instance, on Black Friday, I did look for a craft item for my wife at the local stores (I waited until afternoon rather than waiting in the 4 AM lines at my local department store), and it was also already sold out online. However, in most instances, you will find it online when it is unavailable locally.

Still another plus is the product reviews. Find out what others who bought the product you are interested in think about it before you purchase. I use their customer reviews for all my camera gear. This is actually one of the most powerful features of Amazon. There are plenty of reviews. There is at least one down side to the reviews. Some of them are not totally legitimate. There are a few “cranks” who leave reviews because they love to rant. You can usually tell who they are, so if you find really bad reviews in the midst of great ones, be aware that it may not be worth considering.

Entertainment is not usually considered as a benefit, but reading the product descriptions and reviews can easily be entertainment for an evening. Just recently, I was reading some reviews and ended up laughing so hard that tears were running down my cheeks.

Finally, there is the reliability factor. You can count on being able to talk to someone live if you have a problem with your order. It happened to me not too long ago. As usual, I waited until the eleventh hour to order a video camera to take on vacation. The tracking said that the camera was in our area, but it did not get delivered. Finally, with only a day left before we were to leave, I panicked and called customer service. They sent me a second camera via express delivery. It arrived in less than 24 hours at no extra charge. Just one experience like that can make you a lifetime supporter.

I have read some pretty horrid stories on general review sites about my favorite buying web site, as well as some excellent ones like the one I just related. And, perhaps I, too, will have a bad experience at some point. But for now, I have had literally dozens of wonderful transactions. They have always delivered the goods. And, of course, there is the entertainment factor. It’s a cheap date.

Oh, yeah, did I mention that you can sell stuff from this nifty all-in-one Internet portal? Well, you can. It’s easy to become a part-time or full time affiliate using them as a source for your merchandise. I have a camera review site where i promote some of the finest cameras and equipment on the market.

You can Shop Amazon for Cameras Now. It’s so much easier than going to a local cheap-buy store hoping to get a good deal on a camera that they don’t even carry. Anyway, hope you find what you want, whether it’s a camera, a tank, a gallon of milk, or just a little fun.

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Canon EOS 7D – A DSLR Worthy of Praise

December 16th, 2009 gearnut No comments

How badly do you want it? Would you give an arm and a leg for a great Canon DSLR? Are you looking for justification for getting this camera? Well, here you go!

Canon EOS 7D

Canon EOS 7D

All the stops have been pulled out in creating the new Canon DSLR. It is the replacement for its popular X0D line of cameras. The last of that line was the 50D. And while it was an excellent camera, it was not as well received as previous models, basically because there was not enough improvement to warrant a big WOW from the photography audience.

The newest and best camera in the line has a different name, and it is already building a new reputation. The Canon EOS 7D has upped the ante in the battle with Nikon for the top spot among APS-C cameras. (APS-C is a category just below the top professional cameras – the sensor is not full-frame, meaning there is some cropping going on inside the camera).

Here are some of the key features:

  • 18 megapixel APS-C CMOS image sensor
  • 3.0″ LCD with 920,000 pixel resolution (this high resolution makes for excellent viewing even in high light situations)
  • Dual DIGIC 4 processors for faster performance (similar to computers with dual processors)
  • Excellent noise control in low light photos
  • Full frame viewing with 100% coverage of the image about to be captured in the viewfinder
  • 1080p HD video recording with an external microphone port
  • 19 point Auto Focus system (you can set the focus to any one of the 19 points or use all points for a perfectly focussed image)
  • 8 fps (frames per second) continuous burst speed
  • Improved ergonomics for comfortable handling

When you have a camera of this quality, there are so many positives that can be mentioned. But let’s face it, if the image quality does not match up to the expected level, the camera will not be successful. As with all the other cameras that came before it, the Canon 7D has image quality that is “best in class”. That said, there is no match for the full-frame sensor cameras, but the difference in price is also a consideration. You will pay a quite a bit more for full frame. Many professional photographers are totally satisfied with this model.

It all boils down to one really nice camera.

You should continue to read about the Canon EOS 7D because there is so much good to find out. Do check the full feature breakdown at www.digital-photographic-resources.com. You will be glad you did.

Happy Shooting!

Canon PowerShot SX20 IS – Vacation Camera at its Best

November 20th, 2009 gearnut No comments
Canon PowerShot SX20 IS

Canon PowerShot SX20 IS

The versatility of the Canon PowerShot SX20 IS make it an excellent choice as a vacation or travel camera.
The requirements for a good travel/vacation camera include great Image Quality, the ability to take Landscapes and Cityscapes with wide angle lens, yet also able to zoom in on a distant scene. Another essential feature is being able to capture images in low light and bright light ranges. Add to that the capability of taking HD video with stereo sound, and you have one dynamite tool for travel!

Here are a few sample photos from Flickr:

from RESchroeder on Flickr

from RESchroeder on Flickr


from Invisible Hour on Flickr

from Invisible Hour on Flickr


from RESchroeder on Flickr

from RESchroeder on Flickr

Digital Photographic Resources Camera Store

November 16th, 2009 gearnut No comments

Just added a new page to the web site. It is an Amazon store where you can be assured that the cameras and lenses are all highly rated by camera review sites and users alike. I am excited to be able to make this available to camera buyers who are looking for an excellent camera without having to do all the research. I have done the research so you don’t have to!
Here is a screen capture of the new page.
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Nikon Coolpix S1000pj Has a Built-in Projector

November 4th, 2009 gearnut No comments

Here’s something new – a camera with the ability to transform into a projector. Watch this video.

Nikon Coolpix S1000pj

  • First Camera with Built-in Projector
  • Projects 40″ Images up to 5.5′ Away
  • 12.1-megapixel CCD
  • 5x (28-140mm equivalent) Nikkor Zoom
  • 2.7″ Wide-View TFT LCD
  • Up to ISO 6400
  • Intelligent Automated Shooting Modes
  • Compact Anodized Aluminum Casing

Canon Rebel T1i – gaining popularity

October 22nd, 2009 gearnut No comments

Guess what?
Canon’s Rebel T1i (aka Rebel 500D) is gaining popularity among buyers. I just checked the Amazon.com user ratings and found that the T1i has risen to about 4.46 out of 5 stars (had to use my trusty calculator to figure this out). Could it be that Canon’s sales hype isn’t hype at all?
Buyers sometimes wait to see what the final verdict will be after the release of a camera, then they jump in with both feet. This seems to be the case with the Canon EOS Rebel T1i 15.1 MP SLR Camera.
Sooo…. if you have been waiting to see how the T1i stacks up in the reviews, wait no longer… it’s good – real good!
By the way, you might want to think twice about getting the kit lens that is offered with the T1i. With 15.1 megapixels image sensor, in order to take full advantage of that much information, you should consider getting better glass (quality lens). Check out the new Sigma 18-250mm all purpose walk around lens before you make your final purchase.

Nikon D3000 Takes Center Stage – How Does It Stack Up Against the Canon Rebel XSi

September 1st, 2009 gearnut No comments

Nikon D3000 Entry Level DSLR Camera

Nikon D3000 Entry Level DSLR Camera

Nikon has come out with their newest challenger in the “cheap DSLR” market. The new Nikon D3000 is now on the scene.
This is really a great time to purchase your first DSLR, because the prices of new cameras are at an all time low.
You can get the new Nikon D3000 for about $599, or if you are a Canon fan, the Canon Rebel XSi can be had for about $629. Both of these would include the manufacturer’s kit lens, which in both cases is a 18-55mm IS or VR lens (IS is Canon’s terminology for “image stabilization” and VR is Nikon’s term for “vibration reduction”).
I have watched with amusement over the past few years as one camera buyer after the other asks the same question, “Which camera should I buy, the Canon or the Nikon?”
My response… DOESN’T MATTER!
Why? ‘Cause they are both excellent. I personally came down on the Canon side, but I am seriously thinking about getting the Nikon D3000 because I know it will be a fantastic camera.
Baby Black Swallowtail Caterpillar (taken with a Canon 30D)

Baby Black Swallowtail Caterpillar (taken with a Canon 30D)

I started with the first Canon Rebel – the 300D. I was pleased as punch with it. But at the time I spent months deciding whether the Nikon D40 was better. My friend has the D40 and loves it. I tried it out, and I loved it, too. Both were terrific for the type of camera that they are. They produced excellent prints of the photos (and still do).
By the way, you can still get a Nikon D40 even though Nikon has quit making them. There are still some new models on the warehouse shelves at great prices. You can also still purchase the Nikon D60 (also very cheap) which has many of the same specifications as the new Nikon D3000.
Make sure you check my comparison of the Canon Rebel XSi and the Nikon D3000 at www.digital-photographic-resources.com.

Canon Cameras Win European Awards!

August 21st, 2009 gearnut No comments

Here is the news release as shown at Canon.com:

TOKYO, August 20, 2009—The European Imaging and Sound Association (EISA), composed of 50 special interests magazines from 19 countries focusing on photography, A/V products, home theaters, and mobile devices, has recognized three Canon products with prestigious “Best Product” awards: the Canon EOS 5D Mark II as European Advanced Camera 2009-2010; the Canon EOS 500D (EOS Rebel T1i in other regions) as European SLR Camera 2009-2010; and the Canon PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II as European Photo Printer 2009-2010.

EISA awards are presented to products released in Europe within the past 12 months and deemed representative of their product category by a judging panel composed of editors of EISA-affiliated magazines specializing in that respective product division.

And the EISA individual praise for the Canon Rebel 500D (T1i):

The EOS 500D, which incorporates a Live View recording function and high-resolution 3.0-inch LCD monitor, realizes high-quality images and low noise even in dark environments. The jury speculated that the 500D’s high-quality High Definition video mode may be enough to inspire some users to pursue amateur film-making as a hobby.

Pretty impressive!

Canon XSi or Nikon D3000 – Choose the Right DSLR

August 11th, 2009 gearnut 4 comments

rearThe digital camera review sites have all received their copy of the new Nikon D3000. Pre-test results are all pretty much the same. The comparison between the Nikon D40 and D3000 are predicting that the D3000 will replace the D40 in popularity.

So the question is (as it always has been), the Canon XSi or the Nikon D3000, how do I choose the right DSLR? The Canon/Nikon debate is pretty funny, really. The question pops up almost daily on one review forum or another. And there will be some hot discussions about the quality of one feature or another that boosts the camera proponents argument about why the Canon or the Nikon is the best camera manufacturer.

Here’s my take on it, because I did the same thing. I agonized over the purchase of a Canon Rebel or a Nikon D40 as my first DSLR.

Just buy one – either the Canon XSi or Nikon D3000! In this decision there are no losers. Both cameras are great. Both will give excellent photos. Both have a great feature set, allowing the photography to have plenty of control over the final photo.

The Nikon D3000 will be available on September 1, but you can preorder it now at one of the online camera stores.

For more information check the web site at www.digital-photographic-resources.com/cheap-dslr.html