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A compact, lightweight, water and dust-resistant, wide-angle, 5x zoom digital camera featuring enhanced shock resistance for outdoor use.

Apr 22, '08 11:52 AM
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Here is a look at a new Ricoh compact camera designed for heavy outdoor use. It even conforms to US Department of Defense standards. (what ever those are). It has a 28-140mm lens and 10 mega-pixels. It looks like fun!

Check it out:

http://www.dpreview.com/news/0804/08042201ricohg600.asp

http://www.ricoh.com/r_dc/g/g600/index.html

Tags: photoshop filters, images, google, smoke, wide open country, water. rain, under water, dust, new cameras, tourist, travel

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Panasonic launches Lumix TZ50 with Wi-Fi tie-up: Digital Photography Review

Apr 16, '08 2:51 PM
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Link: http://www.dpreview.com/news/0804/08041601pansonictz50.asp

Now you are going to be able to sit at Starbucks (T-mobile sites) and photograph your latte with a 28mm to 280mm lens, shoot a HD movie, and Wi-Fi the pictures directly to Google. All with the Panasonic TZ50 9.1 megapixel camera. Amazing....

Tags: shutterbug magazine, shadows, tourist, workshops, advertising, new cameras, panasonic, wi-fi, digital files, los angeles, google

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Alien Skin Exposure 2 software test (12 photos)

Feb 7, '08 5:50 PM
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Here are some photos I recently shot in downtown Los Angeles using a Nikon D2X. I've applied the Photoshop plugin "Alien Skin Exposure 2" to the photos. This provides a good simulation to many film types and processing for those that remember how film worked! I especially like the Kodachrome effects.

You can download a 30 day free trial version before investing the $249. http://www.alienskin.com/

Enlarge the photos to get the full effect.

-Keith Skelton
http://www.californiaphotographyworkshops.com/