eebahgum2: eebahgum! on Digital Cameras

eebahgum2: eebahgum! on Digital Cameras

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Friday, October 29, 2004

eebahgum! on Digital Cameras

> Review: Nikon D70 Firmware Upgrade 2 May 22 2005
> You need an optical viewfinder May 20 2005
> Review: Canon 350D (Rebel XT) April 25 2005
> New Canon S2 IS—one of the world’s best compact digicams? April 23 2005
> Nikon D70 real-life review April 8 2005
> Canon Pixma IP4000 review: Look at the pix from my Pixma, ma! March 21 2005
> What's so great about PictBridge? Dec 8 2004
> Shock results with long zoom digicams from Panasonic, Minolta and Canon Dec 4 2004
> Curing the shakes Sept 30 2004
> Review: SanDisk Extreme Compact Flash cards Dec 17 2004
> The quest for the holy grail Sept 29 2004

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