Posts Tagged nikon
Long Live the Nikon SB600
Posted by RyanG in Photography on January 10, 2011
It’s been a bit over a year since I dropped my Nikon SB600, rendering it useless. When it happened I was able to disassemble the flash and identify the part which was damaged, but being a relative layman when it comes to circuit board components I didn’t know what to replace it with. Apparently though, [...]
You get what you pay for, or less!
Posted by RyanG in Photography, Reviews on September 13, 2009
So you likely know that I recently dropped and broke my Nikon SB600 flash. Disappointed as I was about this, I was already thinking of how I’d replace it. My searches for Nikon compatible flashes had always included these apparently super affordable Phoenix flashes. Now, of course, I was always very suspicious of these for [...]
Tethered Shooting – Professional Chimping?
Posted by RyanG in Photography, Rants on March 8, 2009
Okay, first.. This post/rant was inspired by a few tweets from Chase Jarvis. That said, I’m not throwing stones, or trying to start a fight. The topic just got me thinking and I wanted to share my train of thought. Chase, and any other professional who shots tethered, I’m actually jealous. I wish I could shoot tethered. Read [...]
The Nikon D90 Excites Me
Posted by RyanG in Photography, Videography on September 17, 2008
Okay, so it’s not news that the new Nikon D90 digital SLR has been announced. The camera is the following (new) features crammed into a body with the same footprint as the D80. 12.3MP CMOS sensor 3 inch screen with “Live View” Built in support for GPS geo-tagging in your EXIF data (GPS receiver sold [...]
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