New Cameras: Canon T3i/T3, Nikon P300 and More!

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	February 10, 2011 Breaking news from America's top photo magazines From the Forums: What exactly are Micro Four Thirds cameras? Our readers share their thoughts. Join and Contribute!

	New Gear: Canon T3 and T3i Entry-Level DSLRs Canon offers beginners more options with updates to their entry-level DSLR-line. New Gear: Nikon Coolpix P300 Features F/1.8 Lens Nikon’s new advanced compact takes aim at Canon's S95 and Panasonic's LX5. New Gear: Pentax’s Newest Line of Ruggedized Compacts The Optio WG-1 and Wg-1 GPS are the closest to ‘everything proof’ you can get. Gallery: American Photo, a New View of Duck Hunting Dave Jordano uses the frozen Mississippi as a daylight studio. 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 The RAW Truth Q. I shoot with a Nikon D70s and a Canon PowerShot S95, and I use Elements 8, Lightroom 1, Photoshop CS4, and Canon Digital Photo Professional to edit. I shoot only RAW, but no single program will recognize both RAW formats, causing me to jump from one program to the other. Would I be better off converting the Canon CR2 and Nikon NEF files to TIFF immediately after importing photos? A. You have the classic problem: new camera, old software. For $99 you can upgrade to Lightroom 3. The newer version has better RAW processing, will handle images from both cameras, and will allow you to import your converted shots straight into either Elements 8 or Photoshop CS4. Want a free solution? Download the latest version of Adobe’s DNG converter, and convert your S95 shots to the universal DNG format. They’ll still be RAW, and you can process them in any of your present image editors.

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