» Archive for the ‘Canon 7d’ Category
07Feb Yet another Canon DSLR Release t3i/600d
Canon Just announced the Rebel t3i/600d and this camera doesn’t look like anything fresh from canon. The spec list is almost the same as 60d and t2i. Why would anyone feel the need to upgrade? This new release has the same Digic 4 processor as every other current Canon DSLR on the market and the […]
04Feb JuicedLink DS214 AGC Disabling pre-amp released this month.
Let me start by saying that I like Juicedlink products. I have the JL-DT454 which provides the ability to disable AGC on the canon 7d. The handy thing about Juicedlink preamps is that they provide gain. Beachtek and Studio one preamps are passive, so if you have an audio source that’s quiet there is no […]
03Feb USB Follow Focus just showed up.
So i’ve got some good news and some bad news. Lets start with the good news first. The Okii usb Fallow focus just showed up today, comes in a nice little tin, feels very well made, and Okii had it shipped to me in 4 days (very nice). Now for the bad news. If you […]
30Jan Dirt Cheep Monitor project!
Update: Want to see a video of this build with updated parts list and the word cheap spelled correctly? Here it is. I don’t normally put together how to guides, but this one seems very handy and well worth a little bit of work. If you can’t afford to pay $200 for a Lilliput HDMI monitor, […]
29Jan USB Follow Focus Controller Released
The release for this very interesting product was announced yesterday, and me being the sucker that I am ordered one immediately. With the discount code available over at the 5D mark II team’s blog, you can pick this up for a grand total of $350 (plus shipping). That is a little bit more then I was planing to spend, […]
28Jan What class of memory card should i use with my t2i/60d?
I often get questions about memory cards. Well i’ve already covered Compact flash cards for the 7d/5d mark II so lets take a look at SDHC cards. The canon t2i data rate is ruffly 45Mbits per second which is about 5.89Mbytes per second. Since class 4 cards are only designed to handle 4Mbytes a second […]
27Jan Using a super clamp to mount your Zoom H4n on your boom pole
Super Clamps are handy little devices. You don’t have to use them with a manfrotto magic arm for them to come in handy. One Great use for them is mounting your zoom h4n. Using the stud that comes with your super clamp you can mount a threaded cold show adapter: or threading it into the […]
