Nikon D90

3-D TV provides solo viewing fun; Canon camera hits at Nikon

16.02.10

Gotta in shades: the 3-D animation evokes images of goofy glasses from the 1950s, Panasonic hopes to highlight the style of a 3-D TV sets. He is touting its upcoming series VT2 Viera as the world's first fixed top boundary with 3-D capabilities. The series should be composed of a set of four plasma models. The first two series, the 50-inch TH-P50VT2 and 54-inch TH-P54VT2 should reach the exchange April 23. The major innovation sets the framework VT2 is "sequential" technology.In this system, the viewer wears glasses strange (of course) which appear alternately one image to the left eye and then only the right eye only. Images whip back and forth every 1/120th of a second, twice as fast as the speed of a 2-D display. Images alternating forge 3-D effect. Historically, the 3-D technology has also suffered a persistence that results in blurred images and tires the eyes. The VT2 is the commitment of these effects by reducing the typical afterglow of over 60 per cent.

First Looks at Aperture 3

12.02.10

Mixing Multimedia

For advertising photographer Run after Jarvis , one new feature stood out immediately. "The big coup for me is the full, multimedia video integration. Since I started shooting video on my D90 ( Macworld rated 4 out of 5 mice ) two years ago, it's been a exceptionally messy workflow. Apple has done a great job of bringing it all into one program."

More and more photographers are taking head start of the built-in HD video capabilities on cameras like Nikon's D90 and D3s , and Canon's 5D Mark II ( Macworld rated 4.5 out of 5 mice ) and 7D ( Macworld rated 4 out of 5 mice ). Chink allows you to import those clips, scrub through the video, make multimedia slideshows, and export to FinalCut Pro.

Blending photographer Sara France also praised Aperture 3's multimedia tools. "A lot of our videographers have switched to [Canon DSLRs] because of the astonishing quality you can get with the Canon glass, the shallow depth of field, and the ability to shoot in low torchlight."