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PMA 2007
PopPhoto is reporting live this week from the Photo Marketing Association trade show in Las Vegas.
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Exclusive: Nikon D40x Lab Test
Here's the latest engine swap in DSLRs: The entry-level 6MP Nikon D40 got a 10MP image sensor to become the D40x, putting it in the race with such cost-cutter ten-shooters as the Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi and Sony Alpha 100.
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The First $3M Photograph
An Andreas Gursky diptych fetched more than $3.3 million at a London auction last month, topping Edward Steichen's previous record.
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 User Review: Canon EOS 30D
Dendy, a pro photographer, writes us all the way from Bandung, Indonesia to review the Canon EOS 30D. Nearly giving the camera 10s across the board, Dendy writes:
"I bought it for $1,050 and it gave me everything I expected from it. Get a good lens and it's all there to exploit."
Read the complete review here.
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(An exclusive for our newsletter subscribers)
A polarizing filter improves color images three ways. It removes surface glare from shiny objects, thereby allowing the true color of leaves and other reflective things to be seen. It darkens blue skies a controllable amount without changing any other colors. And for fishermen, it allows the camera to peek below the surface of still water.
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 The McNamara Report
Mixed in with the real and functioning new photo items at the PMA show are some mythical creatures.
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From Sound and Vision magazine
 Sound & Vision's 2006 Editors' Choice Awards
S&V's reviewers choose the best audio, video, and multiroom A/V components of the past year.
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