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Well well well. Some news additional infos regarding this so much expected new Canon full frame body.
Infos that I get at this stage is:
As you can see, the ennounced and receiled Sony ALpha 900 is no more the highest MP FF out there. Of course if these specs are verified.
Following the post yesterday about the broken pipe in the Civic, I have attached a video here.
With this incident, I hope people will now be a little more concerned bout how we need to save our water. So please respect the water restriction and help our community to meet the water consumption target. Check the signs along the roads.
Click here to launch the Video.
Following the post a few days ago, with the pinky Canon 5D, I just got a few more convincing “rumours” on the announced new Canon. Check it out as I might be shooting a next wedding with one of those 🙂
The famous Eye Control System found in the EOS 3 of the same name.
This guy is announced with a full frame sensor @ 24 MP
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Walking down the City Walk this afternoon, I was first attracted by the “fresh and mist” air and also by the crowd.
There was something more than usual next to the carousel. It was pretty spectacular what was happening there. It seemed that something didn’t go as planned when a private company was doing some landscaping at the place.
I was also surprised that no one of the company was too much worried about what was happening at their working position. This was spectacular but also descerning to see such a scene.
When I was watching and trying to understand what was the cause of the Water jet (yes, a water jet similar to the one at lake Burley Griffin), and why the people of the company just acted as nothing happened.
Have a closer look. 
I have noticed that Video is more and more popular at weddings in Australia and around the world.
The Sony HDR-FX1000 Handycam is the highly-anticipated successor to the acclaimed HDR-FX1. The camera improves upon its predecessor in a variety of areas, including overall performance and range of features. CinemaTone technology enhances both gamma and color, providing exceptional images that exhibit a beautiful film-like aesthetic. At the heart of the camcorder are three 1/3″ ClearVid CMOS Exmor sensors, which capture detailed imagery even in extreme low-light! Combined with a professional wide-angle lens and a super-high resolution LCD screen, the HDR-FX1000 is ideal for both the enthusiast and seasoned professional.
Check the specs and the complete review here.
In the previous post about the new Canon’s Declined Evolution, I’ve out a link to the teaser of Canon US.
It appears that Canon Europe is a bit more specific about the shape, well the top of the shape, of the new coming Canon body… Wow, I feel like I already filled the pre-order form.
Check it out here. Stay Tuned, they said.