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It’s been over a year since I first received my Canon 1D mkIV and you’ve probably read my previous blog entries about it. I’d previously owned 1D mkII, 1D mkIIn and 1D mkIII bodies and it’s fair to say that Canon has pulled out all the stops with it’s 1D mkIV body. But, there’s a catch.. Continue reading
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As you may of noticed if you’re reading this article, it’s been a while since we last posted anything on this website.
After much thought, we’ve decided to change our approach and combine the latest technology news/press releases with hands on previews/reviews of technology we’ve been lucky enough to try (and not necessarily own). Continue reading
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Its now been around 6 months since I took the plunge and bought a very costly Canon 1D mkIV. Between Sally and myself, we’d had numerous problems with our Canon 1D mkIII bodies, so I’m guessing you’re wondering how things are going with the Canon 1D mkIV and whether we’ve bought another one yet
I’m now in my fifth month of using my Canon 1D mkIV SLR, and I have to say it’s been a rather enjoyable experience. My new camera has covered many events both in this country and abroad, and I’ve become quite attached to my new high performance friend. Continue reading
Sally and myself had been looking forward to our annual March European trip. For the past few years, we’d been employed to cover a two day car trackday at the Spa circuit situated in Belgium. This year was going to be different though and not for the better. Continue reading
The weather has been quite depressing where I live. With Christmas now a distant memory it was now time to get down to business. Continue reading
Believe it or not, for the past year or so I’d been anchoring after a new digital camera. I know what you’re thinking, Bainesy is after a Canon 1D mkIV or thinking about jumping ship and buying a Nikon D3X. Well I was thinking about jumping ship, but it wasn’t going to a Nikon and it wasn’t going to be an SLR. Let me explain. Continue reading