Gallery: Shooting great tennis photos at the US Open without a pro DSLR

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	September 9, 2010 Breaking news from America's top photo magazines From the Forums: Will Pro Photography die? Our readers share their thoughts. Join and Contribute!

	Gallery: Taking Great Tennis Photos Without a Pro DSLR Editor Philip Ryan tries out Olympus’s E-PL1 at Arthur Ashe Stadium. New Gear: Nikon P7000 Nikon launches their most advanced compact ever. New Gear: Pentax K-r Pentax offers a new DSLR that's a step above entry-level. Round Up: Hot Shoe Flashes for Any Budget Pick the right light for your shooting style and your bank account. 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 What should I buy? Canon EOS 5D Mark II shooter Robert Frowenfeld of Katonah, NY wants a reasonably priced device to trigger his camera when it's set high up near a bird feeder. "I think an infrared trigger has to be in a direct line with the camera," he says. Yes, so he needs a radio trigger such as the 100-foot-range MicroSync Digital 4 Channel Radio Slave Kit ($100, street). It includes a transmitter and receiver, which requires a firing cord VMC115 ($50) to connect to his DSLR's remote terminal.

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