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by Miserere and Peter Zack
We love for you to come over to EtL to read our articles, but we recognise that sometimes you’re busy and you might forget to check if we’ve published anything new. Even if you’re subscribed to our RSS feed you …
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2011 Pulitzer Prize Winners Announced
by Miserere
The 2011 Pulitzer Prize winners were announced yesterday, April 18th. Of most interest to us are those awarded for Photography, which are 2 of the 21.
10-year-old Erica Miranda, shot 3 times, recovers from her wounds in hospital. ©Bar…
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Consequences for the Camera Industry after the Japan Earthquake: Prices Will Increase
by Miserere
You didn’t need a Nobel Prize in economics to know that the Japanese stock market would take a hit after the earthquake on March 11, but nevertheless here are the stock prices of the 6 major camera makers in Japan, with graphs coveri…
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EtL Is on Facebook! So Why Don’t You Like Us?
by Miserere
It’s been a long time coming, but EtL has finally joined the cool kids in school and is on Facebook. Click on the big fat logo to visit EtL’s page, and while you’re there, click on the “Like” button—as soon as we hit 25 …
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We Welcome Three New Affiliate Stores: eBay, Best Buy and DigitalRev
by Miserere
Those with sharp attention skills will have noticed the appearance in our affiliate store section on the sidebar of three new members. We’re happy to announce the addition of world famous eBay (who I hope needs no introduc…
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Ian Wilkinson Reviews the Fuji X100, Part 2: Real World Use Shooting Children
April 3rd, 2011
Posted In: Jules Cafe Shared Feeds, Learn, Lighting.
TAGS: photography . wedding photography
Fuji X100, f/4, 1/150s, ISO 200.
by Ian Wilkinson
Editors’ Note: Ian Wilkinson, a wedding photographer from Brisbane, posted his first impressions of the Fuji X100 in part 1 of this review series on EtL: Real World Use Shooting a Wedding.
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World’s Widest Fisheye Lens Covers 360 Degrees FoV
by Miserere
Did you find your wide lenses just weren’t wide enough? Did you turn to a fisheye lens in search of a wider view only to be disappointed by its measly 180° diagonal FoV? Then you need the lens that created the photo of the Strahov …
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The Best Retirement Gift Ever: Julian Evans Reviews the Fuji X100
Fuji X100 in macro mode, f/2.8, 1/150s, ISO 200. Shot in RAW, converted with Silkypix to TIFF then processed in Photoshop CS3 to JPEG.
by Julian Evans
Editors’ Note: Julian Evans recently retired from commercial photography to concentrate on his…
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Ian Wilkinson Reviews the Fuji X100: Real World Use Shooting a Wedding
March 20th, 2011
Posted In: Jules Cafe Shared Feeds, Learn, Lighting.
TAGS: photography . wedding photography
Fuji X100, f/2.8, 1/55s, ISO 800.
by Ian Wilkinson
Editors’ Note: Ian Wilkinson, a wedding photographer from Brisbane, has always been an early adopter of new technology, and is one of the first Australians to have received the much anticipated …
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Camera Makers to Close Factories Indefinitely after Earthquake in Japan
Image from CNBC.com, photographer unknown.
by Peter Zack & Miserere
We continue our coverage of the earthquake in Japan and its effect on the camera industry.
Canon has announced that it has closed certain plants in its camera division. Canon…
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