Tested: Tokina's Versatile New Zoom Lens. Plus, a New Samsung Camera and More

Lens Test: Tokina AT-X 16.5–135mm f/3.5–5.6 DX	View this email online

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	Lens Test: Tokina AT-X 16.5–135mm f/3.5–5.6 DX Canon and Nikon users have a versatile new zoom option.   Great Gear Giveaway We're still giving away stuff to fuel your photographic obsession. I, Photographer: Medical Specialis Adam Cooper captures the healing arts in a busy hospital. New Camera: Samsung PL90 A built-in USB connector tries to set this $150 cam apart.   Photo of the Day Think your photos have what it takes to be named Photo of the Day? Then upload your best shots to our Flickr page. See the whole gallery here Tech Support Question: How does one emulate the effect of using a red (25A) filter with black-and-white film using a digital camera—without a lot of computer work? From: Hugh Cornell Guilford, England Answer: Easy: Set the camera to b&w capture and attach a red filter (or hold it in front of the lens). The image tones will be similar to those of film capture, notably the dramatic darkened blue skies. Some DSLRs even make the physical filter unecessary. But you still have much greater control over the effect if you do it int he software later, and it doesn't take a lot of work. Got a question? E-mail us at PopPhoto@bonniercorp.com. Also, visit the Tech Support forum at forums.popphoto.com.

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