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crunchgear.com - 10/16/2009

Japan gets the Pentax K-x in “robotic colors” (limited edition)

— crunchgear.com — The Pentax K-x was announced last month , and it seems to be a very decent entry-level... camera. We already reported the device will be available in a few different colors in Japan, while the US only gets black, white, and red models. And today ... (more) Japan gets the Pentax K-x in “robotic colors” (limited ...

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letsgodigital.org - 10/14/2009

Nikon D3s review

— letsgodigital.org — Nikon D3s test : November 2007, Nikon stunned the world of sports photography by introducing a Nikon... DSLR offering features such as high ISO performance and an unbelievably accurate AF-precision. This Nikon D3 shook the Pro's world to its ... (more) Nikon D3s review

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gizmodo.com - 10/14/2009

Nikon D3s DSLR Has Night Vision With 102,400 ISO (Yes, You Read That Right) [Digital Cameras]

— gizmodo.com — The D3s is not simply the D3 plus 720p video recording, a la the D300s . A... redesigned sensor allows it to shoot at up to ISO 102,400. Yeah, that's a six-digit ISO. The D3s's sensor is an evolved form of the original D3's 12.1MP full-frame sensor, ... (more) Nikon D3s DSLR Has Night Vision With 102,400 ISO (Yes, ...

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$35 alternative to a speedlight camera flash?
The Gadgeteer — ... Professor Kobre’s Lightscoop is a clever and inexpensive ($35) device that clips on to the hot shoe of your DSLR or SLR camera. It then transforms the light from the pop-up flash into pro-quality light by reflecting the flash’s light to the ceiling, to bounce it back down … [ ...

LightScoop Rescues Horrible Built-In Flashes
Wired: Gadget Lab — ... LightScoop does this by putting a shiny mirror-like reflector in front of the flash. It slides into the hotshoe mount, keeping it in place, and you can buy it in both neutral or a slightly warm color. As ever, these simple accessories are easy to make yourself, but you need to weigh up the convenience of just buying something you know will work. I’m hoping to test one out, but until then you can check out the LightScoop Flickr Group to see what it can do. Product page ...

Hands-On With the Lightscoop Flash Modifier
Wired: Gadget Lab — ... over it. I say “something like” because there are alternatives. A piece of paper over the flash, a compact makeup mirror or a purpose built soft-box will all do the trick. But I’m surprised how much I like the Lightscoop, despite its potential to trash my flash. It’s small, easy to use and, most of all, fun. It costs $35 and comes in standard or warm versions. If you buy one, get the standard: you can always throw a warming gel on there. Product page ...

Professor Kobre’s Lightscoop Review
The Gadgeteer — ... about an accessory for some 35 mm and digital SLR cameras called Professor Kobre’s Lightscoop.  The Lightscoop works with cameras that have a pop-up flash, and it is designed to  re-direct the harsh, direct light to the ceiling (or to a light-colored wall when the camera is rotated to a vertical position) to wash the entire scene with a softer, more even light.  Our Nikon D80 is one of the cameras that the Lightscoop works with.  We really like the Nikon, and we’ve taken some great pictures with it – except when a flash is needed.   Like all pop-up flashes, the one on the Nikon ...

Save 15% on a LightScoop – Black Friday only
The Gadgeteer — ... ? No? Ok, go read it, I’ll wait for you. I’m sure you want one now, so get on over to their site and enter BLACKFRIDAY at checkout on www.lightscoop.com . Good for today … [ ...