The latest issue of the monthly online photo magazine, Vivid Light Photography, has just been published. As I’m a Canon 10D owner, the “Hands On with the Canon 10D” article was the most interesting read this month. Here’s an excerpt from that article:

“Let me begin by saying that I am a devoted Canon EOS user. And quickly add that this does not make my review of the 10D biased. In fact, it makes me more critical, since I never accept any new product as “the answer” to my photo-imaging prayers on the manufacturer’s say-so alone. I demand performance, and if the camera can’t deliver, then I don’t want it anywhere near me.

In a nutshell, I am loath to return this camera at the end of the loan period. In fact, the 10D makes it difficult to work with any consumer or prosumer digicam. I have to remind myself that working with those other cameras requires me to lower my expectations, at which point I can move forward. But we’re here to talk about the 10D, not those other cameras.”

“Photos That Lie” is a very interesting article that encourages you to open your eyes and look around your local neighbourhood. You might be surprised to find that you suddenly see a lot of photographs in scenes that you usually walk or drive past.

Website: Vivid Light Photography - Issue #30