Here is the usual introduction.. This is a short hands-on review, and you won't see any technical charts here. Theresa and I love photography and shoot Canon dSLR, only because we've made a substantial investment in lenses. We currently (mostly) shoot with 30D and 40D bodies, and we know how to use our gear, but our priorities are creative possibilities, fun, and great memories. We put low noise at high ISO way before pixel count, and we love fast lenses that let us shoot with less noise at higher speed a..

There are obvious reasons why a local small business can't compete with the likes of Amazon.com, BUT there are also obvious reasons why we should support our local small businesses - and here is just one great example... Theresa and I were walking past the Newtonville Camera & Video store, and we recalled wanting to checked out the Canon SX10 for its video capabilities (I thought it could do HD 720p), especially compared to the Canon FS10 hi def video camera. So, we walked in and were able to test d

This is not one of those Sigma vs. Canon or whatever is better then this or that reviews, and you won't see any technical charts here. Theresa and I love photography and shoot Canon, only because we've made a substantial investment in lenses. We currently (mostly) shoot with 30D and 40D bodies, and we know how to use our gear, but our priorities are creative possibilities, fun, and great memories. We put low noise at high ISO way before pixel count, and we love fast lenses that let us shoot with less nois..

There is a lot of well written information here. If you're just getting into SLR photography, or already have gear, but still not quite sure what all those numbers on the lens, camera and flash mean, you need to spend some time on this site. Even if you don't intend to go Canon, most of what you'll learn is universal to photography.

Not the best looking site, but there is a good amount of useful tips that will make everybody a better photographer.

A friend and her friend, posting a side-by-side picture every Monday and Thursday.Make sure you check out the archives.

If you have a digital SLR and a lens or two, and are new to photography, this website will help you learn about focal length, lens selection, and probably more then you care about lens terminology.Even though this tutorial comes from Canon, the knowledge you gain here is universal.

You have done some searching on the web, and found a place where you can order the gear you want, at a drastically lower price. The website looks legitimate. What's the catch?Chances are you are looking at one of the scum shops in NYC or New Jersey. Look at the "contact us" information, or "about us". Do they list an address and a local phone number? Next, research the name of the business on the web. You should know that quite often, a single shop may go under many different names and w

From fundamentals, to advanced topics and post processing using Adobe Photoshop. I discovered this site a while ago, and I come back every once in a while. Take a look at the picture gallery...