AF-S Nikkon 16-35/f4 ED VR
Nikon has announced two new full-frame lenses that fill unique spots in their lineup. The AF-S NIKKOR 24mm f/1.4G ED is the fastest and widest lens of its type, while the AF-S NIKKOR 16-35mm f/4G ED VR brings image stabilization and a constant aperture to a wide-angle zoom.
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The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Five new cards were put through their paces, yielding two worthy contenders, two also-rans, and a Crap List awardee. Read the scoop below.
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RiData 300x, A-Data 533x
A double-data disaster from Taiwanese twins A-Data and RiData yields merely an also-ran and a Crap List awardee. Read about the mediocrity below.
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I have begn the process of upgrading my various systems – currently running a mixture of XP Pro, Vista Ultimate Disaster, and Vista Home Premature – to Windows 7. I am recounting the experience here. My second system upgrade is complete.
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SanDisk Extreme III 30 MB/sec Compact Flash, 4GB – $19.95 with free shipping.
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Touchdown Dive - D300s, 70-300 AF-S @ 75mm, 1/1000 @ f5.6, ISO 800
It’s a powerful angle for sports: shooting from low to the ground. It’s the default option for some sports, like basketball; for many others, outdoor sports especially, it’s not so obvious. But it can make for especially dramatic photos, and the lower, the better!
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