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From Slickdeals, B&H has X-Rite ColorChecker Passport Calibration Software on sale for $59. Shipping is free.

In this video Adorama's Mark Wallace provides an overview of the Exposure Triangle consisting of ISO, Aperture and Shutter Speed.

According to Thom Hogan, both Nikon USA and Canada have moved the D300s to the archive or retired list. With the rumors of an imminent Nikon announcement and earlier rumors of a D9300 body, could we finally see a D300 / D300s replacement?

Ran across an interesting link on Digital Camera World which had a brief description of why using higher bit depth while shooting RAW allows for wider range of tones in your images. I've linked to an illustration that shows the effect bit depth and compression have on Nikon raw files sizes for...

Been traveling a lot for work and received a new, close-out V2 from Henry's on Saturday. Finally found an hour or so this afternoon to play around with it. Updated the firmware and mounted my 1 Nikkor 10-100mm f/4.0-5.6 VR. Took a couple shots in the house (my dog and a candle my wife had...

The family and I took in the Dodgers - Phillies game yesterday. We witnessed baseball history as Josh Beckett threw a no-hitter. I brought my V1 and 1 Nikkor 10-100mm f/4.0-5.6 VR lens. Here are a few images from the game.

I'm not familiar with the seller and it is via eBay, but SlickDeals has a link to the Sigma 150-500mm F/5-6.3 APO DG OS HSM Autofocus Lens (Canon or Nikon) for $725 and free shipping. Supposedly it is around $175 lower than advertised anywhere else.

Check out this link to see if it doesn't get your creative juices flowing!

My awesome wife and I are going to Hawaii at the end of the month. Did I say how awesome she is? She just agreed to spend one of our days on an all-day photo tour. She really is awesome (but don't tell her so it doesn't go to her head). Anyway, the reason I'm posting is to share the incredibly...

Very very interesting examples of creativity and why the best zoom lens is your eyes and feet.

Pretty interesting link about how physicists have found a way to process images from smartphones that reveals objects hidden behind materials that scatter light.

National Geographic put together a team to finally capture the entire tree. It took 126 images. Amazing results are here.

One of the best days of the year in my hometown! Amazing images here.

Until March 16th, Cyberlink offers a free download of PhotoDirector 4 for Mac/PC when you head to this special download page and enter PHD4CNET in the ‘redeem code’ box. This software carries a list price of $99.99 and is rated 4/5 stars. (via CNET)