Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Lens was introduced back in May 2006. It is the best EF-S lens that Canon makes so far. And it is the most expensive EF-S lens too. It is sharp, fast, fixed f/2.8 aperture and come with 3-stop Image Stabilizer (IS). It is the best general/multi purpose lens. It mounts at my Canon EOS 400D Digital body most of the time. 🙂
Gary Fong WhaleTail Flash Diffuser… What is Gary Fong WhaleTail Flash Diffuser anyway? If you are in photography world, you should hear some of Gary Fong products like Lightsphere-Universal CLOUD, Lightsphere-Universal CLEAR, Lightsphere-2 CLOUD, Lightsphere-2 CLEAR, ORIGAMI – Fold Flat Diffuser, PUFFER – Pop-Up Flash Diffuser, DELTA – Point & Shoot Flash Diffuser and more… So what are they? They are flash diffusers. 😀
Gary Fong WhaleTail Flash Diffuser – Reporter clone
Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM Lens was introduced back in June 1993. It is an old lens but many photographers still like it included me. It is sharp, light, and fast. It contains two high-refraction lens elements and one Gaussian optics. It becomes 80mm equivalent with attach to 1.6x crop SLR camera with APS-C sensor like Canon EOS 400D Digital or his brother Canon EOS 40D Digital. It is a wonderful portrait lens.
Finally, Irista is able to use now. Heard it few weeks ago but was down for maintenance back then. Yeah… It is back online now. Irista is your free online photo storage. It is for organising, finding and viewing your images only. There is 10GB storage space available for free. And you can increase the storage up to 100GB on Premium package (which need to pay). By the way, it is not limited to Canon users only. Nikon, Olympus, Sony, Panasonic and Samsung users can enjoy this free service too.
Hmm… What is this?
Based on the name, you should know a little bit that it has something to do with images. DIM handles the copying of images from your digital camera’s memory card to your computer.
DIM only does one thing. It copies files from your camera’s memory card to a destination directory. In addition, the file can be renamed while it is copied to a more “useful” name than your camera might have provided. However, DIM does not provide for browsing, viewing, modifying, adjusting, printing or any of the other functions of the many fine image browsing and processing programs that are available.
Why do I use DIM?
Due to the slowness of Canon EOS 400D Digital USB 2.0 via EOS Utility (WIA). I use a generic USB 2.0 memory card reader to copy images from memory card to computer. It is hard to copy images manually. Therefore, a tool like DIM helps me a lot. After configured DIM properly, all I need to launch DIM and press one button in order to copy images to computer. It is just as simple as ABC. 🙂
Where can I get DIM?
DIM can be downloaded at DIM website.
