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Rob Galbraith DPI

Starting in mid-2000, robgalbraith.com has evolved into an online resource for working digital photographers featuring regularly-updated news and a database of CompactFlash and SD performance data. In 2003, the site was renamed Rob Galbraith Digital Photography Insights, to emphasize our mandate of providing reliable, practical and we hope insightful information on digital photography.

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Jul 18

Personal message: a new job means a big change for this website

Personal message: a new job means a big change for this website
Earlier this month, I accepted a photojournalism instructor position at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) here in... show more
Earlier this month, I accepted a photojournalism instructor position at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) here in Calgary. SAIT is home to one of Canada's premiere visual journalism programs, and I'm excited that the teaching of future Canadian photojournalists will be my full-time gig starting in a few week's time. My new job has led to an especially difficult decision regarding this website, please see the full story for more. show less
Jul 17

Nick Didlick demonstrates video, time-lapse abilities of Nikon 1 V1

Vancouver, Canada-based photographer Nick Didlick has recently posted two short movies showcasing the video and time-lapse capabilities... show more
Vancouver, Canada-based photographer Nick Didlick has recently posted two short movies showcasing the video and time-lapse capabilities of the Nikon 1 V1 camera. Each is well worth a look, both for what Didlick has captured and for the ethereal effect he has given each video in post-production. show less

A few thoughts about the Nikon D4

Since picking up a Nikon D4 in March it has been my go-to camera for low light and high speed photography, supplementing a D800E that's... show more
Since picking up a Nikon D4 in March it has been my go-to camera for low light and high speed photography, supplementing a D800E that's now used for just about everything else. Here are a few observations about D4 image quality, autofocus, wireless networking and more. show less
Jul 16

Usability improvements headline ShutterSnitch 2.5

ShutterSnitch, our favourite iOS app for receiving pictures from a wireless-capable camera, is soon to be updated to v2.5. The new... show more
ShutterSnitch, our favourite iOS app for receiving pictures from a wireless-capable camera, is soon to be updated to v2.5. The new version brings with it some of the best usability improvements in the app since v2.0 was released back in 2010. show less
Jul 14

New Vagabond Mini Lithium mounting option now available

In November 2011, we published a roundup of some of the light stand mounting methods available for the Paul C. Buff Vagabond Mini Lithium... show more
In November 2011, we published a roundup of some of the light stand mounting methods available for the Paul C. Buff Vagabond Mini Lithium portable power pack. It included a homegrown solution developed by photographer James Burke, one that we really liked but lacked the tools and skill to make ourselves. Burke has solved that problem, by turning his custom clamp into a product that's now available for purchase. show less

Third public beta of Photo Mechanic 5 posted

Camera Bits has posted the third public beta version of Photo Mechanic 5, the next major iteration of the pro photo browsing, captioning... show more
Camera Bits has posted the third public beta version of Photo Mechanic 5, the next major iteration of the pro photo browsing, captioning and uploading application for Mac and Windows. show less
Jul 13

Sun Scout iOS app displays sun position via iPhone camera

We were recently alerted to an iOS app called Sun Scout, which superimposes a graphical representation of the sun's future position on a... show more
We were recently alerted to an iOS app called Sun Scout, which superimposes a graphical representation of the sun's future position on a scene captured by your iPhone's camera. If, for example, you are scouting a shooting location, Sun Scout will plot and display the sun's path, for a date and range of times that you specify, on the image of the scene as captured by your camera. show less

Speedlite 600EX-RT, ST-E3-RT support added in latest PocketWizard beta firmware

LPA Design has posted beta firmware for the Canon versions of the PocketWizard MiniTT1 and FlexTT5 wireless remote devices. Beta firmware... show more
LPA Design has posted beta firmware for the Canon versions of the PocketWizard MiniTT1 and FlexTT5 wireless remote devices. Beta firmware v6.104 adds support for the Speedlite 600EX-RT and Speedlite Transmitter ST-E3-RT. It also incorporates rear curtain sync improvements and corrects a bug related to FlexTT5 remote camera triggering. show less

Photography prominent in Posey Magazine

Posey Magazine features a look at life in Posey County, Indiana through words and prominent photography play. Featured on the right side... show more
Posey Magazine features a look at life in Posey County, Indiana through words and prominent photography play. Featured on the right side of the main page are past issues of Posey that are well worth a look. show less

Creativity abounds in Tour de France gallery

The Atlantic features The 2012 Tour de France, Part 1 of 2, a gallery exhibiting high creativity of the photographers involved.
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