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Canon will also release a 10-22mm lens (and other new digital compact), <a href="http://www.pbase.com/rickards/canon_20d">http://www.pbase.com/rickards/canon_20d</a>.

High resolution real 20d picture in this link, <a

href="http://www.usa.canon.com/templatedata/pressrelease/genhtml_photo/photokit_EOS20D.dcr.html">http://www.usa.canon.com/templatedata/pressrelease/genhtml_photo/photokit_EOS20D.dcr.html</a>.

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Spec p堲0D<br>

8.2 MegaPixels<br>

DIGIC II <br>

1:1.6x Crop <br>

9 Point focusing<br>

1/8000s Max Shutter speed <br>

5fps Continuous speed <br>

25 frame buffer <br>

EF-s support <br>

E-TTL II support <br>

0.2sec startup time <br>

50g lighter than 10D <br>

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Price US$1600 RRP <br>

(Street price should be closer to 1300 they say) <br>

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August 20 - Announcement <br>

September 20 - On Sale <br>

Check <a href="http://www.nikonlinks.com/~nicke/photo/misc/f3date.html">here</a>.

The Eos 3 is older then the Eos 1v. I think that the reason why the Eos 3 (and smaller versions) have eye focus, is that the Eos 1v have a picture coverage of 100 percent vertically and horizontally, and be4couse of that that is no place for the eye focus system.

I have found a software that�s emulating the Nikon ML-L3 remote with a

Palm Pilot. The URL for downloading the software is <a

href="http://www.natemc.com/nikontrigger.php">http://www.natemc.com/nikontrigger.php</a>

and its compatible with the following Nikon cameras; N65 / F65, Pronea

S (APS), Nuvis S, Nuvis S 2000, Nuvis V, Lite Touch Zoom 110s QD, Lite

Touch Zoom 130 ED / QD, Lite Touch Zoom 150 ED / QD, N75 and D70.

The first link above is wrong, it should be; <a href="http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1021&message=8072167">http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1021&message=8072167</a>.

It seems that the new D70 have some problems. The problem is that the

pictures display a very clearly uneven distribution of colors - the

left of the picture is greenish, and the right of the picture is reddish.

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Read more <a

href="http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/r...message=8072167">here</a>

or <a

href="http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1021&message=8080951">here</a>.

Actually an EF12 on the 17-40/4L will give some spectacularly macro pictures. Maybe not for photographing insects due to the extremely short working distance (the distance between the front lens and the subject you want to photograph). But for flowers and other non freighting (and dangerous) subjects.

 

I have seen a really cool picture, the picture have a flower in close-up (the flower must almost touch the front lens) and in the background you will see a lawnmower that in the �next second� will cut the flower down. The person and the lawnmower are not sharp but recognizable.

You will find tons of information in the SUBJECTIVE Lens Evaluations by <a href="http://www.ferrario.com/ruether/slemn.html">David Ruether</a>.

<b>Yes it is real!</b>

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The <a href="http://www.canon.se">Swedish Canon</a> site, have

published the press releases on the camera and lenses.

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<a

href="http://www.canon.se/Canon/webnavigat.nsf/OpenPressWebbAll/006E5411?opendocument&id=006E5411">Canon

EF 28-300 mm f/3,5-5,6L IS USM</a><br>

<a

href="http://www.canon.se/Canon/webnavigat.nsf/OpenPressWebbAll/006F4C53?opendocument&id=006F4C53"></a>Canon

EF 70-300 mm f/4,5-5,6 DO IS USM<br>

<a

href="http://www.canon.se/Canon/webnavigat.nsf/OpenPressWebb/0052F8A5?OpenDocument&id=0052F8A5">Canon

EOS-1D Mark II</a>

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This information is only in Swedish, but I guess Canon USA will follow

later today.

<b>Yes it is real!</b>

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The <a href="http://www.canon.se">Swedish Canon</a> site, have published the press releases on the camera and lenses.

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<a href="http://www.canon.se/Canon/webnavigat.nsf/OpenPressWebbAll/006E5411?opendocument&id=006E5411">Canon EF 28-300 mm f/3,5-5,6L IS USM</a><br>

<a href="http://www.canon.se/Canon/webnavigat.nsf/OpenPressWebbAll/006F4C53?opendocument&id=006F4C53"></a>Canon EF 70-300 mm f/4,5-5,6 DO IS USM<br>

<a href="http://www.canon.se/Canon/webnavigat.nsf/OpenPressWebb/0052F8A5?OpenDocument&id=0052F8A5">Canon EOS-1D Mark II</a>

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This information is only in Swedish, I guess that Canon USA will follow later today...

<a href="http://www.speedgraphic.co.uk/">Speed Graphic</a> in the UK, have some <a href="http://www.speedgraphic.co.uk/pdfiles/p28-29.pdf">Novoflex plates</a> thats fit the Arca Swiss system.

Nikon released the information on the D70, SB-600 and AF-S DX18-70mm

f/3.5-4.5G IF-ED. Read more in <a

href="http://nikonimaging.com/global/news/index.htm">Nikon's page</a>.

> Niklas, are you going to keep the pdf-s there?

> Can I copy them to my own website?

 

The PDF's are not stored on my webserver...

You can download some PDF files from <a href="http://grubbel.com/~magnus/eos/">here</a>.

I think that can use the Nikon TC14e and TC20e converters with this modification, http://nikonpages.heymanphotography.com/tcmod/ , but please note that any warranty will be void.

I would recommend a <a href="http://www.gitzo.com/">Gitzo</a> tripod. The G1340 Mk2 Performance would be great for you.

The German company <a href="http://www.isarfoto.com">IsarFoto</a> have a BURZYNSKI macromount for AF 180/2.8, it costs �145.00.<div></div>

in <a href="http://www.flm-gmbh.de/englisch/verkauf.htm">http://www.flm-gmbh.de/englisch/verkauf.htm</a> they list <a href="http://www.omegasatter.com">http://www.omegasatter.com</a> as a place to the the ball head from in the US.

To quote the B&H page about the Wein peanut slave for digital. <i>Note: This item should not be used with Canon brand flash units</i>.

The EW-83D will fit the 17-40/4L + 10D compo like a charm, see <a href="http://burren.cx/photo/ew83d.html">http://burren.cx/photo/ew83d.html</a>.

Doesn�t the camera say, Nikon D2x...? <a

href="http://arena.nikkeibp.co.jp/news/20030722/105377/16-1.jpg">http://arena.nikkeibp.co.jp/news/20030722/105377/16-1.jpg</a>

<b>Nikon develops new image sensor</b><br>

According to an article in the Japanese Nikkei, Nikon has developed a new image sensor based on a new 'LBCAST' technology. This new sensor design allows data to be read twice as fast as standard sensors. The new sensor is destined for digital SLR's, to quote the article "An SLR camera with the LBCAST sensor will be capable of consecutive shooting at the best level for CMOS cameras made by other companies, or 8 shots per second, which is also more than twice that of ordinary compact digital cameras with CCD (charge-coupled device) sensors." As far as I know this is the first in-house developed sensor from Nikon.

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Read more at:

<a href="http://www.dpreview.com/news/0307/03071802nikonsensor.asp">http://www.dpreview.com/news/0307/03071802nikonsensor.asp</a>

False or true... <a

href="http://alex.alfweb.de/nikon_salesfolder_de_juli_.pdf">http://alex.alfweb.de/nikon_salesfolder_de_juli_.pdf</a>

Have anyone tested the FLM (<a href="http://www.flm-

gmbh.de/englisch/photo-kugelkopf.htm">http://www.flm-

gmbh.de/englisch/photo-kugelkopf.htm</a>) ball head? It looks

superb, lightweight but can handle allot. I am thinking of getting a

CB 38 to my Gitzo G1226 tripod with the biggest lens a 300/4 on a

Eos3. And CB 24 for my tabletop tripod (Gitzo G0011).