Monday, February 13, 2006

Storing Your Digital Images: "Site contributor and author of The 123 of Digital Imaging Interactive Learning Suite, Vincent Bockaert has written a very interesting article on one of the most important issues facing the digital photographer, how to store your digital images for now and for the future. His article covers the different storage media available and the relative costs and merits of each. This article is the first in a series on a range of digital photography subjects by Vincent." (Via Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com).) 6:53:15 AM

Nikon confirm D200 banding, fix available: "Nikon USA (and Europe) have both added knowedge base entries which confirm the existence of the so called 'banding issue'. According to the USA entry this affects only 'a limited number of early-production D200 cameras' and that if you have a D200 which exhibits such banding 'Nikon will, without charge, evaluate your camera to determine if adjustment to the camera's image output level is required. Adjustment, if required, will optimize the camera's image output level, thereby reducing visible banding to a minimal level.'" (Via Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com).) 6:50:07 AM

Nikon confirms D200 Banding Problems: "Nikon have confirmed the 'banding problems' that some Nikon D200 users have been reporting recently with the following Q and A statements: Question 1: Why do I occasionally see vertical lines in my images? Patterns of vertical lines, sometimes referred to as banding, are a digital imaging artifact. Lines can be vertical or horizontal, depending on the orientation of the camera at the time that an affected image was captured. Banding can become visible only in specific shooting conditions..." (Via Digital Photography Blog.) 6:48:59 AM

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