Long awaited action-adventure video game God of War III is available in the US as of yesterday. Being released after God of War: Chains of Olympus, God of War, God of War: Betrayal, and God of War II, it is the fifth and final chapter of the story.
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God of War III for PS3 available in US, other countries to follow
The brainchild of the folks at HDR Labs in conjunction with Steve Chapman from the infamous Gentle Giant Studios , this cool hacking tool, the Open Camera Controller (OCC) rose out of their need to break free of the limitations of their Canon DSLR while shooting HDR (High Dynamic Range) images for film production. The OCC uses an old Nintendo DS to control the functions of a Canon DSLR
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Jailbreak your DSLR with Nintendo DS Open Camera Controller
Nobody is going to share the murky photos from the DSi’s integrated camera, so why not hack a classic DS to become a controller for a dSLR?
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Add a DSLR to Your Nintendo DS [Mods]
Introduced back in February the Olympus µTOUGH-8010 is the maker latest waterproof and shockproof point and shoot. Capable to resist drop up to 2m, temperatures below 10°C and to resist to surface pressures up to 100kg… Anyway there is no better way to figure out if the manufacturer claim on such things is truth or not that smashing your camera on the ground, and that’s exactly what Olympus did at CP+ 2010.
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[CP+ 2010] Olympus µTOUGH-8010 resistance test
Download access to the original E-PL1 RAW / .ORF files appear as blue links under some of the thumbnails at Imaging Resource’s gallery. Windows PC users can download the OLYMPUS Master 2 software at Olympus America.
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Olympus E-PL1 RAW (.ORF) Files Available for Download « David Chin …
Photographyblog published a Olympus mju 9010 Review Quote from review: ?The Olympus mju 9010 (also known as the Stylus 9010) is a brand new travel-zoom compact camera.
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Olympus mju 9010 Review
Photographyblog published a Olympus E-PL1 camera review Quote from review: ?Small cameras with big sensors are set to be the future of photography – at least, that’s what Olympus think as they introduce the E-PL1, their brand new PEN camera for the mass…
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Olympus E-PL1 camera review
Photographyblog published a Olympus E-PL1 camera review Quote from review: ?Small cameras with big sensors are set to be the future of photography – at least, that’s what Olympus think as they introduce the E-PL1, their brand new PEN camera for the mass…
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Olympus E-PL1 camera review
Already introduced during the last PMA in the US, the Japanese manufacturer Olympus decided to give to the Japanese press the pleasure to discover in flesh their latest model during a nicely well organized event here in Tokyo.
Nothing we already covered of course but if was still interesting to play with the new cameras as well as discovering their accessories. But, the most “impressive” element of this press event was the 3 µTOUGH cameras frozen into a big block of ice… Funny and impressive
Olympus PEN series new E-PL1 compact camera, “a consumer-friendly multimedia package”
Full-spec 10X zoom with wide angle! µ-9010 Compact Digital Camera To Be Released
µTOUGH-8010, from Olympus sports a new Dual IS
Olympus new 15x and 30x Zoom SP-600UZ and SP-800UZ
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Olympus 2010 Line-up unveiled in Japan
Olympus releases PEN E-P1 firmware version 1.3 Olympus releases the third firmware update for the PEN E-P1 digital SLR camera. This update offers the following improvement: • Resolved the issue.
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DCVIEWS News Feed- Olympus releases PEN E-P1 firmware version 1.3 …
THK introduces the Tokina AT-X 116 Pro for Sony THK announces the Tokina AT-X 116 PRO DX, 11-16mm f/2.8 AF lens will be available in a Sony mount in approx. 60 days. The Tokina AT-X 116 PRO DX is an.
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DCVIEWS News Feed- THK introduces the Tokina AT-X 116 Pro for Sony …
Currys are selling the new Olympus E-600 for only £329 (or less via HotUKDeals), it sits underneath the Olympus E-620 as their new entry level Digital SLR. It features the same ultra small DSLR body with anti-shake sensor, …
Currys are selling the new Olympus E-600 for only £329 (or less via HotUKDeals), it sits underneath the Olympus E-620 as their new entry level Digital SLR. It features the same ultra small DSLR body with anti-shake sensor, …
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DigiCamReview: Olympus E-600 DSLR now only £329 with Lens!
Currys are selling the new Olympus E-600 for only £329 (or less via HotUKDeals), it sits underneath the Olympus E-620 as their new entry level Digital SLR. It features the same ultra small DSLR body with anti-shake sensor, …
Currys are selling the new Olympus E-600 for only £329 (or less via HotUKDeals), it sits underneath the Olympus E-620 as their new entry level Digital SLR. It features the same ultra small DSLR body with anti-shake sensor, …
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DigiCamReview: Olympus E-600 DSLR now only £329 with Lens!
Christ, this is getting complicated. Mirrorless cameras with interchangeable lenses that promise near-DSLR quality without DSLR bulk are verifiably exploding. After the now-established Micro Four Thirds format from Panasonic and Olympus, Samsung jumped in with its Hybrid NX camera. Yesterday, Sony revealed its own spin, the Alpha concept.
And now, there’s Sigma, known for its prickly but highly capable compacts powered by its oversized Foveon image sensors, is going to make their own system with Foveon. More interesting, maybe, is that they’re thinking about making lenses for the other guys too. Oh well, who really wants simplicity? [DP Review]
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Sigma Says "Me Too" With Its Own Micro Four Thirds Fighter [Digital Cameras]
Christ, this is getting complicated. Mirrorless cameras with interchangeable lenses that promise near-DSLR quality without DSLR bulk are verifiably exploding. After the now-established Micro Four Thirds format from Panasonic and Olympus, Samsung jumped in with its Hybrid NX camera. Yesterday, Sony revealed its own spin, the Alpha concept.
And now, there’s Sigma, known for its prickly but highly capable compacts powered by its oversized Foveon image sensors, is going to make their own system with Foveon. More interesting, maybe, is that they’re thinking about making lenses for the other guys too. Oh well, who really wants simplicity? [DP Review]
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Sigma Says "Me Too" With Its Own Micro Four Thirds Fighter [Digital Cameras]
