I thought the grip was designed to hold a motor drive. I even bought one for that purpose but never used it. So if that's the case it would seem to be somewhat redundant to buy one for a DSLR as they don't need a motor drive and add unnecessarily to the bulk of the camera

Jon K

It's a panorama editor.

http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/redmond/groups/ivm/ice/

John K

Link to using scanned raw CCD files from Vuescan:

http://www.hamrick.com/vuescan/html/vuesc14.htm

I'd agree with the above however, the best practical file format to use from a scanner is a 48 bit tiff scanned at around 3200dpi. With the above you'd need to process the file in Vuescan to make it useable; it isn't a dng file.

John K

Wonder if the K-3 will be on show? It's rumored to be announced on October 8th, the day before the event at SRS.

John K

O dear, I was impressed!

John K

What, 21 feet by 12 feet? That's larger than most hordings in the high street! Wow! Where do you keep it?

John K

I presumed all we could see was vanilla ice cream.

John K

Is the related photo below that article of a Box Brownie intended to give an indication of where Ricoh have reached in their camera development?

At over £300 I'd have expected better image quality unless those examples are at very low resolution and a higher resolution is available. It could also do with a remote trigger that doesn't rely on someone elses' smartphone technology. Not everyone has or wants one of those, or if one does not have it full of 'apps' (how I hate that term) that congest the thing thus rendering it unable to do its primary function, ie make a phone call.

John K

I use FxIF, a Firefox add-on. It adds a context option when you right click the mouse over a photograph.

link

John K

Probably just to announce some new printers.

John K