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ASDA and Sony launch fastest digital photo printing service on the market Britain’s second largest supermarket chain invests in multi-million pound deal to install 260 kiosks in 130 stores across the UK to maximise customer convenience and profits LONDON, 20th June 2007 – By the end of 2007, ASDA customers will have access to the . . . → Read More: Sony and ASDA team up in UK for photoprinting service Share this:Press release from Sigma 1.30pm today – their phone lines have just been restored after a day out of operation, were cut via hatch in road by the gang: . . . → Read More: Sigma UK offices break-in and theft Share this:THE FIRST QUESTION anyone asks about the Sony GPS-CS1 device is whether it will work with their non-Sony digital camera. The answer is yes but you may need to buy some extra software, as it only comes with software to link up to Sony Picture Motion Browser. If you can ensure that you buy the . . . → Read More: Sony GPS-CS1 tracker and software Share this:YOU MAY want to learn exactly how I shoot the product photographs which appear in my own articles here at Photoclubalpha. I use a studio light table with an opal plexiglass transilluminated scoop. This is the method I have used now for over 25 years and it’s saved me a lot of time, and earned . . . → Read More: Studio light-table technique Share this: One comment - (Comments are closed)  Accessories - Minolta/Sony, DK's ramblings, Equipment Reviews, Photo Techniques, Studio THE LENSBABY was a novelty item when first introduced as a low-cost meniscus lens mounted on a flexible concertina tube with an SLR mount-fitting at the other end. Like the Diana or Holga cameras sometimes used by professionals to capture a feel of post-modern grunge, it used aberrations creatively. . . . → Read More: The Lensbaby 3G creative zonal focus tilt-swing lens Share this: Comments are closed Accessories - Minolta/Sony, Equipment Reviews, Lenses - Alpha Mount  Alpha, Aperture, creative, effects, lens, Lens Baby, lensbabies, LensBaby, Sony TESTING the flash options most widely sold for the Minolta/Sony unique hot shoe system became a necessity after the launch of the Alpha 100. Despite the reliability of automatic TTL off-the-film flash metering ever since Minolta first introduced it with the Auto Electroflash PX series in 1981, things began to go wrong with the shift . . . → Read More: Flash choices for the Alpha DSLRs Share this:HAODA FU has been supplying alternative focusing screens for the 5D and A100 since 2006 and for many other makes before this. While the Alpha system DSLRs are not intended to have user-changeable screens, it is relatively easy and risk-free. . . . → Read More: The Haoda split-image/microprism screen Share this:I CARRY a camera everywhere, because you never know when a good photograph is round the corner. I also just grab the camera from my office, and rarely think to check the settings. Today, I managed to shoot everything with Super Steady Shot (Anti-Shake) carefully switched off on my Alpha 100. . . . → Read More: Shaken… and slightly stirred Share this: One comment - (Comments are closed) Cameras (DSLR), DK's ramblings, Lenses - Alpha Mount, Photo Techniques, Troubleshooting IN 2006 before the Sony Alpha 100 was launched, my Dynax 7D went on its last serious travel shoot, spending a short week in the south-west of Ireland. . . . → Read More: The colours of County Cork Share this: |
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