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PhotoRec is file data recovery software designed to recover lost files including video, documents and archives from hard disks, CD-ROMs, and lost pictures (thus the Photo Recovery name) from digital camera memory. PhotoRec ignores the file system and goes after the underlying data, so it will still work even if your media's file system has been severely damaged or reformatted.
Lost Images? - Download this image-recovery program so you'll have it whenyou need it...Since we're talking about memory and image storage, this would be a good timeto mention the following: I get a ton of email from readers who've lost photosdue to a corrupted memory card. It's tragic when it happens, there are few thingsmore precious than photo memories. Corrupted memory cards can happen with anycard type and any camera manufacturer, nobody's immune. "Stuff happens,"as they say. A surprising number of "lost" images can be recoveredwith an inexpensive, easy to use piece of software though. Given the amountof email I've gotten on the topic, I now include this paragraph in all my digicamreviews. The program you need is called PhotoRescue, by DataRescue SA. Readour review of it if you'd like, but download the program now,so you'll have it. It doesn't cost a penny until you need it, and even thenit's only $29, with a money back guarantee. So download PhotoRescue forWindows or PhotoRescue forMac while you're thinking of it. (While you're at it, download the PDFmanual and quickstartguide as well.) Stash the file in a safe place and it'll be there when you needit. Trust me, needing this is not a matter of if, but when... PhotoRescueis about the best and easiest tool for recovering digital photos I've seen.(Disclosure: IR gets a small commission from sales of the product, but I'd highlyrecommend the program even if we didn't.) OK, now back to our regularlyscheduled review...
In many respects the 10D feels and operates like a film SLR. It hasan optical viewfinder, a shutter, and a mirror. Its operating modes, autofocus,autoexposure, and main and quick control dials are derived from EOS filmcameras. It feels very sturdy, thanks to the magnesium body. The viewfinderis small but adequate for manual focus when autofocus doesn't do what youexpect. (Mind-reading autofocus hasn't arrived, but manual focus comesclose.) The 10D is very different from compact digital cameras that superficiallyresemble SLRs (the Nikon 5700, Minolta DiMAGE 7Hi, and Sony DSC-F717).These cameras have no mirrors; instead they have LCD viewfinders that allowyou to see the digital image before you make the exposure (an advantage,though it drains batteries), but the viewfinder image is lacking in detail.These cameras tend to have significant shutter lag. I prefer an SLR opticalviewfinder.
On the whole I'm delighted with the 10D. Sharpness, absence of grain,colors, and tones are everything I expected. My only reservation-- whichit shares with other digital SLRs-- is that there is a tendency to burnout highlights in contrasty light. Sunsets can be particularly troublesome.It is comparable to slide film in this regard. Most of my work was withnegative film, which has a huge latitude-- little problem with burnt outhighlights except under exceptional conditions. Fortunately, there areseveral things you can do about it. See Tonalquality and dynamic range in digital cameras for one of the best.
Nikon announced the 6 megapixel D70digital SLR to sell for $1,000 USD. (Nikon'ssite has a really annoying,slow Flash presentation. You might like it if you're the kind of personwho watches the Superbowl for the commercials and hits the mute buttonwhen the game comes on.) According to ThomHogan, it's more a replacement for the D100 than an entry-level modellike the 300D. It will put price pressure on the 10D-- a goodthing, as the Martha would say. Dpreview.com has apreview.Nikon also announced an 18-70 mm f/3.5-4.5 DX lens to go along with it--a higher-end lens than the worthy 18-55 sold with the 300D.
September2003. Canon introduced theEOSDigital Rebel 300D, an entry-level digital SLR with mostof the features of the 10D for less than 2/3 the price-- about $900 USD,body only. It's also lighter (560 g vs. 790 g) and (no surprise) not aswell constructed-- it has a "plasticy" feel. But it's a great value, especiallywhen compared against several of the "prosumer" compact digitals. For $100more you can get it with a decent 18-55 mm f/3.5-f/5.6 lens designed tocover the 300D's sensor's 27.1 mm diagonal. It's an excellent value. Althoughyou wouldn't expect it to equal a premium "L" lens, Peteris Treijs testedit using my chart and found that it wasconsistently sharper than Canon's consumer-grade 24-85 mm. I won't havemuch to say about choosing between the 300D and 10D: it depends on yourphotographic ambitions and your budget. If you're struggling with a decision,I recommend the writeup by MichaelReichmann and the comprehensive review in Dpreview.com.
The evolution of digital sensors has slowed down recently. Compact digitalcameras (with 11 mm diagonal or smaller sensors) are topping out around5 megapixels-- there would be little improvement in increasing the numberof already tiny pixels. The 10D's sensor has the same number of pixelsas the D60, introduced a year earlier, but has lower noise due to improvedprocessing. Used D60s and D30s still bring pretty good prices. No doubtbetter cameras will appear and prices will drop, but the digital camerayou buy today won't be obsolete in six months. Theera of overnight obsolescence is over.Until I got the 10D I was happily using pre-1986 Canon FD manual focuscameras with no worry about obsolescence. They made pictures as wonderfulas ever. But the many advantages of digital SLRs, particularly the 10D,finally won me over.
I was impressed by MichaelReichmann's review of the400 mm f/5.6 L: it's as sharp as any Canon telephoto, compact, andlightweight. (Michael wasn't happy with the 100-400 mm L-- a rare negativecomment about an L lens.) At about $1,100, it's not cheap, but Canon'sother 400+ mm lenses (most with image stabilization) start around $5,000.I'd love a lens like the Nikon 12-24 mm DX, designed for digital SLRs--it doesn't cover full frame 35mm. Sigma has filled that niche with the12-24mm F4.5-F5.6 EX DG Aspherical HSM. (Don't those initials make it better?)I'm waiting for reviews-- I don't have the same faith in Sigma lenses thatI have in Canon L lenses. Sigma has also introduced compact lightweight18-50 and 55-200 mm lenses with image circles that cover the less thanfull frame DSLRs (the EOS 10D, D100, Sigma SD9/10, etc.). Youcan help support this site by linking directly to Adoramafor your purchases.
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