Quick News – Never had the opportunity to visit the famous New York City B&H photo and video superstore? Well, the good folks at Google have got your back. Thanks to Google Maps, you can take an amazing virtual tour of the 35,000 square-foot facility, with the actual ability to move through the aisles and look at the merchandise on display.
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B&H has opened up pre-orders on the Canon EOS C300, revealing a concrete price-point at which U.S. retailers will start to move Canon’s digital cinema camera out the door for. Both the EF and PL mount C300 bodies will set you back $15,999, while the Canon cine-zooms could be yours for a mere $40,000+ (ouch!):
Look at what we have here!
Metabones, in association with Conurus, has released a Canon EF/EF-S to E-mount lens adapter with full electronic aperture control. Gone are the days of shooting wide open with modern Canon glass mounted on your NEX, as the “Smart Adapter” offers “true electronic integration of the aperture diaphragm.” This allows for the camera to automatically choose the aperture while, for example, in shutter priority mode, or, alternatively, the ability to manually select the aperture straight from the camera while in aperture priority or full manual mode.
Quick News – The Canon instant rebates on EF and EF-S lenses as well as a variety of speedlites has been extended, granting you a bit more time to save those precious pennies. The offer will last until February 4th, so head on over to B&H to take advantage of the deals before it’s too late.
Full details HERE.
Okay, whether you are on-board and riding the light-field camera technology wave, or are pessimistically sitting on the shore, hoping it never leaves the dock, the fact is that Lytro, the company bringing the technology to the masses, is committed to the growth, development, and cultivation of the format going forward.
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