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iPhone 4 named Flickr's most popular camera
Source: Photo Radar - 22 June 2011

5MP iPhone 4 surpasses Nikon D90 as most prevalent camera used on popular photo-sharing website, while Flickr suggests its popularity could be even greater read more…...

iPhone 4 camera most popular on Flickr
Source: T3.com - 22 June 2011

The iPhone 4 has been revealed as the most popular camera on photo-sharing website Flickr beating four stand alone cameras to the top spot.   T3 Gadget Awards 2011: Vote for the iPhone 4 as Phone of the Year Related links Best iPhone 4 apps iPhone 4 vs Motorola Atrix vs LG Optimus 2X iPhone 4 vs HTC Desire Vote for the 2011 Phone of the ...

iPhone 4 becomes the most popular camera on Flickr
Source: PhoneArena.com - 22 June 2011

The iPhone 4 has just become the most popular camera on Flickr beating the Nikon D90 who long held the crown and made us wonder about all the possible reasons behind this…Photos: ...

iPhone 4 poised to be most popular camera on Flickr
Source: MobileBurn.com - 18 April 2011

Looks like the iPhone 4 is poised to take the number 1 spot as Flickr users' most-used camera, beating out all cameras but Nikon's D90 model, based on graphs provided by Flickr. According to the photo-social site, last year's users uploaded around 130 million photos to the site each month. The graphs show that digital SLR cameras are still being used pretty regularl...

Tech Today: Apple iPad killing economy? Google Video gone
Source: T3.com - 18 April 2011

The Apple iPad and Steve Jobs have been blamed for hitting a lot of tech companies in the pocket, but harming the economy in general? That seems a bit far-fetched, but it's the view of U.S. Congressman who Jesse Jackson Jnr who reckons that because you can download books and newspapers onto your iPad it harms American jobs at bookstores and publishing firms. So, one ...

Full Review posted for Nikon D7000!
Source: Imaging Resource - 02 March 2011

The Nikon D7000 digital SLR is a refinement of the already superb D90, a redesign that maintains a small, nimble body while improving nearly every major internal aspect. Its 16.2-megapixel sensor and Expeed 2 processor conspire to output quality images at all ISO settings, from 100 to 25,600, cranking those images out at up to six frames per second. The Nikon D7000's...

blueSLR enlists Bluetooth help to shoot, geotag and upload images
Source: Ubergizmo - 09 December 2010

XEquals recently introduced an accessory and iPhone app known as blueSLR, where it will be plugged into your SLR camera, playing nice with iPhone courtesy of Bluetooth connectivity. It will be controlled via an on-device app, and on paper, it does sound a whole lot easier to snap good photos wherever you are instead of having to mount a lens on your phone. With the b...

Just Posted: Nikon D7000 in-depth review
Source: dpreview.com - 01 December 2010

Just Posted: Our review of Nikon's D7000 mid-range DSLR. Nikon surprised many people by pushing its enthusiast DSLR distinctly up-market just as Canon was doing the opposite with its 60D. The result is such a highly specified camera that it's generated almost as much interest from existing and would-be D300S customers as from the traditional D90 audience. So, after ou...

Unified Color Announces Third Cycle Winners And Opens Public Voting For "True Vision HDR Photo Conte
Source: Imaging Resource - 23 November 2010

Public Vote to Decide Grand Prize Winner of Dream Photo Expedition South San Francisco, CA November 22, 2010 Unified Color Technologies, the HDR Experts, today announced the third cycle winners of its Unified Color True Vision HDR Photo Contest and the opening of public voting to determine who will win the grand prize. Third cycle winners will receive prizes inclu...

Nikon P100 / S8100 firmware, D90 / D5000 distortion control data
Source: Imaging Resource - 11 November 2010

Nikon Inc. has issued two new firmware updates for itsCoolpix P100andCoolpix S8100digital cameras, as well as distortion control data updates for the Nikon D90 and Nikon D5000 digital SLRs. Nikon P100 firmware v1.1 makes several changes to Nikon's ten megapixel, 26x megazoom, including one new feature. With the latest firmware, it's now possible to enable the Nikon ...

Nikon releases Coolpix and DSLR firmware updates
Source: DCVIEWS - 10 November 2010

Nikon releases firmware updates for their Coolpix and DSLR cameras. The firmware update for the Coolpix P100 (version 1.1) offers improvements for distortion control, greenish images in Night landscape scene mode and for several operational issues. Update version 1.1 for the Coolpix S8100 fixes a problem where only the key picture was displayed for a series shot in s...

GiSTEQ Announces New Photo Trackr Plus RT90
Source: Ubergizmo - 08 October 2010

Users of new Nikon DSLR cameras such as the D90, D3100, D5000, and D7000 who enjoy the wonders of geotagging should be happy to hear that GiSTEQ has introduced a slightly tweaked version of its PhotoTrackr Plus, bearing the model number RT90 instead of the older RT10. One of the benefits of the PhotoTrackr Plus is that it's ready to work the instant the photographer ...

Foolography: Bluetooth GPS modules for Nikon DSLRs
Source: Imaging Resource - 28 September 2010

Wiesbaden, Germany-based Foolography GmbH has unveiled two new Bluetooth modules for use with Nikon DSLRs, similar to its existing Unleashed D200+ accessory. The Foolography Unleashed Dx000 and Unleashed D90 are quite similar to the D200+ module in terms of functionality, but have a significantly lower profile -- important because they're designed to attach to the si...

Foolography bluetooth GPS connectors for Nikon D90 and Dx000 unleashed
Source: dpreview.com - 28 September 2010

German based Foolography has released versions of its bluetooth geotagging modules for the Nikon D3100, D5000, D7000 and D90. The company's Unleashed modules slot into the GPS/cable release socket of Nikon's DSLRs and collect and embed location date from external bluetooth GPS receivers. The Unleashed Dx000 module fits the D3100, D5000 and D7000, while the Unleashed...

Nikon introduces fully-loaded D7000 digital SLR
Source: DCResource.com - 15 September 2010

You've read the rumors -- here's the real deal. Nikon today introduced the D7000, which is the follow-up to the very popular (and deservedly so) D90 digital SLR. The D7000 packs some heavy duty features into an easy-to-use camera that's priced from $1199. Here's the full story: ...