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Nikon D300 and Nikon D3 Hands-on Preview<\/b><\/a>
23 August 2007<\/i>
By Jože Svetičič. Material provided by Matjaž Intihar.<\/i>
My impressions for today? Nikon is back in the saddle, and the saddle is on a very good horse. But they haven\'t won the race yet.<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

Design Perfection - World exclusive review of Sony CyberShot DSC-T70 and DSC-T200<\/b><\/a>
17 August 2007<\/i>
By Žiga Intihar. Translation by Jože Svetičič<\/i>
Sony is at it again, making some surprisingly great cameras. This time, it\'s not about a gazillion megapixels, it\'s not about the thinnest camera in the world, nor do they have a TV-sized LCD. It\'s about making really gorgeous cameras with fantastic technology.
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Followup - Extreme memory card testing in Nuclear Power Plant Krško labs<\/b><\/a>
10. avgust 2007<\/i>
Matjaz Intihar, translated by Joze Sveticic<\/i>
After a few shots, though, the camera started shutting down. Press the shutter, watch the camera shut down. Not a very pleasant experience. After a few futile attempts to get things working, a »No memory card« warning showed up. After opening up the memory card door, I immediately noticed a large gap where the two halves of the card were molded together. Obviously, the card couldn\'t stand the high temperatures we exposed it to, which were well above its specifications. Oddly enough, neither our resident lab tester Željko nor I noticed anything a week after the test was concluded. Obviously, this structural defect must have occured later. Also, above the contacts and at the four points where the both halves are joined, deformations were apparent. The high temperature deformed the non-industrial material. Still, the card retained its data. It\'s also possible to use it in a camera. However, it tends to lose contact every now and then, making it unsuitable for serious use.<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

Interview with Mr Koichiro Yamada, Nikon Gmbh<\/b><\/a>
1. avgust 2007<\/i>
Matjaz Intihar; Translated by: Joze Sveticic<\/i>
In mid-July, Mr Koichiro Yamada, CEO of Nikon Germany GmbH, visited Slovenia. His responsibilities include Dutch, German, Austrian, and since recently, Slovene markets. Naturally, I was very enthusiastic about meeting Mr Yamada, so I gladly accepted the invitation extended by Nikon Slovenia. Let\'s get one thing straight first - we didn\'t discuss the that products are coming to the market or details about Nikon technology. After all, these are not the things to ask, unless you want to get a \"no comment\".<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

Too much of a good thing<\/b><\/a>
17. marec 2007<\/i>
Jože Svetičič<\/i>
This is not a review of any of the lenses mentioned in this article. Just thought you should know that if that’s what you’re looking for. A while ago, I took a few shots with the Canon EF 85\/1.2L USM. Now I\'m quite familiar with its smaller sibling, the EF 85\/1,8 USM. It\'s very much my favourite lens of all times - small, light, with a decent build quality, and optically very good with the kind of bokeh that makes you want to misfocus all the time. And all that for about EUR 350.<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

SDHC ATP 4Gb Class 6 memory card review in Nuclear Power Plant Krško labs<\/b><\/a>
12. marec 2007<\/i>
Željko Božic, Matjaz Intihar \/ translated by Joze Sveticic<\/i>
We then decided that that wasn’t quite it. We could add another variable – radiation. With all the traveling these days and increased security checks at the airports, X-ray exposure is a fact of life. Film was never entirely safe, especially when passing through multiple airports. So, what would happen with a memory card? Read on and find out.<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

20 Years of EOS<\/b><\/a>
22. februar 2007<\/i>
Canon Adria d.o.o.<\/i>
EOS began with a momentous break from the past, as Canon moved away from their established range of FD lenses to the new EF (Electro-focus) lens mount. The launch of EOS was a major statement on the part of Canon – and a gamble. Would photographers be willing to leave their old system cameras and lenses behind and upgrade to EOS? <\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

Nikon interview: Charles- André Wamberque<\/b><\/a>
18. oktober 2006<\/i>
Jernej Burkeljca, Alan Orlič, Matjaž intihar<\/i>
We never said we abandoned the full frame. But then again, we never said when we will introduce a camera with a full frame sensor. We’re definitely still thinking and working on it but I cannot tell you when it might happen.
Nikoli se nismo odpovedali polnemu formatu, hkrati pa ne želimo napovedati kdaj bomo na trg poslali kamero s takim senzorjem. Biti moramo zelo pazljivi, da ne bi ideja o polnem formatu postala preveč popularna. Vsekakor še vedno intenzivno razmišljamo o tem in razvijamo naprej vendar vam ne morem zaupati kdaj se bo taka kamera pojavila. Objektivi serije DX so stari le štiri leta a so kljub temu zelo popularni. Kvaliteta slike je kljub manjšemu senzorju še zelo dobra in uporabniki se tega zavedajo. Toda v določenih primerih je poln format nujen.<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

Photokina 2006 \/ New trends in photography<\/b><\/a>
10. oktober 2006<\/i>
Matjaž Intihar (translated: Joze Sveticic)<\/i>
In 2006, the major change is in postproduction. For the enthusiast photographer, this means new easy to use programs used to correct red eyes, face recognition, scene recognition and tonal corrections in addition to improved in-camera algorithms and a lot of new programs used to produce high quality pictures in minilabs. For the professionals and the more demanding amateurs, the software companies are developing completely new possibilities.<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

SanDisk interview \/ Tanya Chuang<\/b><\/a>
09. oktober 2006<\/i>
Jernej Burkejlca, Alan Orlič<\/i>
Will there be a 16GB Extreme IV card? No, our fastest cards will not always have the highest capacity. Extreme IV will have the highest speed available and Extreme III will have the highest capacity.
Jernej: Vaša nova serija Extreme IV so trenutno najhitrejše kartice formata Compact Flash. Katere so ostale novosti? Tanya: Serijo Extreme IV in dva nova, hitrejša čitalca (USB 2.0 in firewire) smo sicer najavili že v juliju. Tu na Photokini pa predstavljamo 12 in 16GB različici serije Extreme III. Jernej: Bo tudi Extreme IV na voljo v teh kapacitetah? Tanya: Ne. Naše najhitrejše kartice po vsej verjetnosti ne bodo hkrati tudi največje po kapaciteti. Extreme IV bodo najhitrejše, Extreme III pa največje. <\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

Digicam or DSLR?<\/b><\/a>
29. junij 2006<\/i>
Matjaz Intihar, translated by: Joze Sveticic<\/i>
Buying a digital camera is a novel experience and something of a venture into the unknown for most buyers. The buyer must therefore depend on the advice of their salesperson or friends or try to gather as much information as possible in magazine and internet tests and reviews. Since 2002, I have been writing both in the printed and the online version of e-Photographia about various classes of digital cameras and the quality levels they have achieved. I also pointed out that the first question you should ask when buying a camera is what do you need it for.<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

Sony Alpha \/ A new player in the DSLR arena<\/b><\/a>
12. junij 2006<\/i>
Matjaz Intihar \/ translated by Joze Sveticic<\/i>
Sony just made a new giant leap in the world of photography. In the past ten years, Sony sold over 50 million compact digicams under the CyberShot brand. Several facts make this decision perfectly rational: compact digicam demand is slowing and is expected to increase by only 3 to 5% in the year 2006, an increasing number of low cost manufacturers and the plummeting margins in this market segment.<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

Protect the body<\/b><\/a>
6. maj 2006<\/i>
Veljko Jukic, translated by: Joze Sveticic<\/i>
This is how Veljko Jukič, a Formula 1 photographer with more than two decades of experience, explains the somewhat different appearance of his cameras. Why is this something you should know? Well, for one, if you\'re buying a used camera based on looks alone (\"Phoaaarr, would you look at the prism housing on that!\"), you might be in for a bit of a surprise. Jukič, nicknamed Yukio for no apparent reason, is well versed in protecting his equipment. He’s a freelancer, buying the cameras with his own money, and sometimes, he borrows them too.<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

Formula 1, democracy and digital capture<\/b><\/a>
15. marec 2006<\/i>
Veljko Jukic, translated by: Joze Sveticic<\/i>
We are now in the third millennium and there’s been a recent surge of digital democracy in my preferred medium of expression, photography. All of this made me compare the battle between the best Formula 1 driver of all times, Michael Schumacher, with young pretenders to the throne, and the immortal visionary thoughts of our ex-president (no, not the president of the USA), which, incredibly enough, proved to be valid in the world of e-photography and its modern applications and contradictions: We’re on the verge of a new evolutionary step.<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

Problems of the digital technology \/ Compact cameras vs. DSLRs<\/b><\/a>
3. avgust 2005<\/i>
Matjaz Intihar; Translation: Gregor Borosa<\/i>
With the digital imaging came new findings. To make good photos, you have to know your camera and its functions, be familiar with photographic techniques and finally, know how post-processing works on computers.<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

Photographers in fear of the dust<\/b><\/a>
10. julij 2005<\/i>
Translated by Gregor Borosa<\/i>
My three years old DSLR camera was never cleaned and it is such a good test for display of problem, dust on sensor.<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

SanDisk press conference \/ Photokina 2004<\/b><\/a>
12. october 2004<\/i>
Matjaz Intihar, Jernej Burkeljca (graphs: SanDisk)<\/i>
»I\'ve been closely following the digital revolution from the very beginning and it took longer than I anticipated.” Those words marked the start of the press conference. Those were the words by Eli Harari, founder and CEO of SanDisk, that I remember the most from Photokina.<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

Compact Flash Association (ENG \/ SLO)<\/b><\/a>
07. october 2004<\/i>
Jernej Burkeljca<\/i>
I\'m not ashamed to say I had no idea what CFA is or what it does prior to visiting their Photokina stand.
Brez zadržkov priznam, da pred obiskom razstavnega prostora CFA sploh nisem vedel da le-ta sploh obstaja ali vsaj kaj počne.<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

Interview with Olympus representatives Toshifumi Nakano and Masaharu Hamada<\/b><\/a>
07. october 2004<\/i>
Matjaz Intihar, Ales Borlak, Jernej Burkeljca<\/i>
Our first interview was with Olympus. Representative of Olympus Slovenija, Miha Klepac, made a great effort and made it possible we could talk to two Olympus senior R&D managers.<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

Interview with Mr. Takaya Iwasaki, Canon representative for Central East and North East Europe, Sub-Sahara Africa and Middle East<\/b><\/a>
06. october 2004<\/i>
Matjaz Intihar, Ales Borlak, Jernej Burkelca<\/i>
If you are looking for the bigger picture of future photo technologies, you need to ask the market leader about it. Canon will remain a leader for quite some time to come, said general director of a competetive company a year ago during one of the conferences.<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

PhotographyBLOG and Mark Goldstein<\/b><\/a>
3. september 2004<\/i>
Jernej Burkeljca, Matjaz Intihar<\/i>
Photokina is just around the corner. There\'s just no way around it for us photographers is it? You could say it is the time of year where we start acting all goofy, like kids in a toy store or a chocoholic in some french or belgian chocolatiere (if that particular feeling strikes closer to home)<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

Compact Flash cards and transfer rates<\/b><\/a>
29. julij 2004<\/i>
Matjaž Intihar \/ translated by Gregor Borosa<\/i>
I want speed! More speed!
These are the demands of many photographers, who see photography mainly from a technical point of view. Of course manufacturers share their wishes, because they can be better than other companies only with new technical solutions and therefore are able to set new prices.<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr>

When your favourite tool lets you down<\/b><\/a>
11. december 2003<\/i>
Veljko Jukic, translated by: Joze Sveticic<\/i>
Imagine a professional soldier, going on the toughest mission of his life, armed with only an amateurish 7.62 mm Beretta and a decent knife. Well, apart from the moral implications, the only conclusion would be: Does he think he’s in a movie? Even if he had a reasonably decent SMG and good equipment, people would still regard him as an amateur.<\/font><\/div><\/td><\/tr><\/table>");