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Ken Rockwell has reviewed the new Canon Digital IXUS 870 IS - a compact 10 megapixel camera it features a 4x wide-angle optical zoom, optical IS, 3.0” screen, VGA video recording, and is available in silver or gold for £186: "This is easy: just buy an SD880 if you want a pocket camera.

Ken Rockwell has posted a review of the Canon G10. The G10 is the best compact digital camera I’ve ever used. The gotcha words are “digital” and “compact.” Maddeningly, like all other compact (non-interchangable lens) cameras, the G10 still takes too darn long to adjust or change anything.

Ken Rockwell just published his G10 review, and it's worth reading with a caveat: Ken shoots JPEG only, so his findings regarding image quality are of limited applicability to those of us who shoot RAW. Link: Ken Rockwell - Canon G10 [Thanks Wm Wragg]

Rockwell does some nice work with Canon’s G10. Clearly, the G10 takes a nice picture, and as the compact universe stands as of today, it’d be hard to do alot better.

When I was scanning the web for ideas on this weeks' Tech Tuesday post, I ran across this already-made-up excellent explanation of why digital camera images are not sharp right out of the camera. You can see it here at Ken Rockwell's excellent web site.

Canon EOS 1Ds Mk III Review by Ken Rockwell Posted on August 2nd, 2008 by Technorati Search for: digital camera reviews Ken Rockwell has published his review of Canon’s flagship EOS 1Ds Mark III. The Canon 1Ds Mk III is a solid brick of a camera, has extraordinarily high technical image quality, but is hindered by sucky ergonomics and a mediocre LCD.

I’ve come across a number of articles lately that discuss the costs/benefits associated with having children. Several of these articles compare children to other financial investments like 401k and various retirement plans.

A couple of weeks ago I bought a Canon EOS 400D digital SLR to further my photography and turn it from a casual hobby into something to fill my spare time a bit more (and experience the majesty of God’s creation in the process).