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Panasonic 14-42mm for G Micro System

by adam on March 8, 2010

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February 7, 2010: Panasonic is pleased to announce a new standard zoom interchangeable lens for LUMIX G Micro System that complies with Micro Four Thirds System standard. Ultra-compact and light weight, the new LUMIX G VARIO 14-42mm / F3.5-5.6 ASPH. / MEGA O.I.S. lens offers a versatile zoom range of 14-42mm (35mm camera equivalent: 28-84mm) suitable for a wide range of scenes from dynamic landscape to portrait. click to continue…

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Backing up your photos

by adam on March 8, 2010

So you’ve got your digital camera and you’ve shot a ton of pictures of everything from the kitchen sink to that pulitzer photo. But now your hard drive has failed and your wondering if that computer guy next door can fix it or at least get your images off the drive so you don’t loose them all. Luckily this has not happened to you today (we hope) and you’ve got options for keeping your images safe. You have options for how you back up so read on to find out what is the best option for you.

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Olympus EP-2 Video

by adam on March 6, 2010

I went out today to shoot some test video while riding in the car, this was and is not intended to be the best video but I wanted to see what the camera can do in video mode when things are moving fast. To that end I shot the following video while going over a bridge in the Bronx NY. click to continue…

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Olympus EP-1 Firmware Update

by adam on March 4, 2010

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Olympus has released a firmware update for the Olympus E-P1. This update resolves an issue where the levels indicator may not change when the camera was used in manual focus mode.

You can download the update from Olympus

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Olympus E-P2 Manual Focus Assistance

March 2, 2010
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I’ve been using and really enjoying the Olympus E-P2 for the last month, and lately with the addition of the Canon and Nikon adapter rings the camera has become even better. The only problem I’ve had with using the Canon and Nikon lenses on the E-P2 is the lack of a way to ensure [...]

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Olympus E-P1 and E-P2 and Aperture

March 1, 2010
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Apple recently updated their camera RAW compatibility for OS X to allow viewing and editing of your RAW images in OS X and Apple photo applications. This is great news to those of you using Aperture or iPhoto and any of the newly supported cameras.

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Canon EOS Lenses on Olympus E-P2 Tip

February 24, 2010
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So I quickly wanted to give you all an update/tip on the use of Canon EOS lenses on the Olympus E-P2. When I originally did the review I said you could not change the aperture of the lenses but that seems to be at least partially incorrect. There is a way that you [...]

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[Review] Nikon Lens Adapter for Olympus E-P2

February 21, 2010
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Continuing with testing the Olympus E-P2 I’ve purchased a Nikon lens adapter, this allows me to attach all of the Nikon lenses I have to the Olympus. This is a pretty great feat in my book, it has allowed me to get into a new camera system but not feel forced to make a major [...]

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[Review] Olympus E-P2 Adapter Ring for EOS EF

February 18, 2010
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So I got the first of my two adapter rings in the mail today for the E-P2 and I’ve been happily playing with this for oh about the last two hours and it’s been fun. To be able to strap a 70-200 f2.8 IS on a E-P2 and look at it resolve as a [...]

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[Pictoral] New York City Decay 2

February 15, 2010
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Continuing with this months project these are the photos I took this week in New York’s Long Island CIty and Astoria areas. Click on the images for a larger version.

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