The Washington Post has posted the weekly Top 10 Sports Photos, a gallery of amazing moments in sports. If you are interested in sports photography, this is one of the places that you won't want to miss.

Reuters has posted Pictures of the month: June, a gallery of the best images from the agency photographers located throughout the world.

Adobe has released updates for Camera Raw 5 and Lightroom 2. Updates are available to download here.

Camera Raw 5.4 and Lightroom 2.4 now support the following new cameras:

According to Canon Rumors, the new entry level DSLR from Canon will be Canon Rebel T1/2000D. T1/2000D will succeed the Canon Rebel XS / 1000D and be placed just below the Canon Rebel T1i / 500D feature wise.

Canon Rebel T1 / 2000D Possible Specs:

Lots of Nikon D300s leakages in the air these days, but this one seems to be more real than some of the suspicious sloppy Photoshop works around that I preferred not to publish here. Also see the microphone holes under the D300s badge that is shifted a bit to the left.

The new D300s is expected to have the same sensor and feature set as the D300 plus the HD movie mode, built-in mic and stereo audio input, dual SD and CF slots.

Well, If you aren't interested in video in a DSLR, you can still buy Nikon D300 with a great price and start enjoying this great tool immediately.

Hasselblad have introduced the Hasselblad CFV-39, a 39-megapixel digital back for their classic V system cameras. The sensor has double the area of a full-frame 35mm DSLR imager, and ISO speeds range from 50 to 800. There are two selectable image formats: square (29 megapixel, 5412x5412) and rectangular (39 megapixel, 5412x7212 pixels). All V System cameras operate cable-free.

Website: Hasselblad CFV-39

Hasselblad Press Release

Sigma has announced the availability of the their new superzoom lens -18-250mm F3.5-6.3 DC OS HSM- in Sony and Pentax mounts. This lens has been available in Canon, Nikon and Sigma fit for some time. The Sigma 18-250mm F3.5-6.3 DC OS HSM incorporates a Hybrid Optical Stabilisation system which allows photographers to use the lens’ OS function even if the camera has a built in anti-shake system. If the photographer should switch off the built in stabiliser is he chooses to use the lens’ OS function. I really look forward to see how OS will compare to SSS on my A700, and ofcourse also turn both of them on at the same time just for fun to see how the result will be.

Sigma Press Release

Tamron has announced the release date of the SP AF60mm F/2 Di II APS-C Macro lens, Canon version is the first to come on 25 June in Japan, Nikon and Sony variants will follow soon. SP AF60mm F/2 Di I features 1:1 magnification and maximum aperture of f2, -one stop faster than the F/2.8 maximum aperture found on conventional macro lenses in the same class- , an internal focusing system, full-time manual control and a body mass of only 390 grams. With the maximum aperture of f2, the new Tamron may serve as an ideal portrait lens in my opinion.

Tamron Press Release

Panasonic has announced recommended prices and availability for the Lumix DMC-GH1 Micro Four Thirds camera as a kit with the Lumix G VARIO HD 14-140mm/F4.0-5.8 ASPH/O.I.S. lens. Starting from June 2009, the kit will sell for a suggested retail price of $1499.95 in the US and price of €1550 in Germany (recommended price). Panasonic will sell only the black US, while different European countries will have varying options.

Photos of the new Sony Alpha DSLRs - A230, A330 and A380- are on the SonyStyle Canada website.

No doubt that the announcement is very close. Mix of black and silver color on the new cameras are very cool in my opinion, really attractive for the customers who are looking for an entry level DSLR. It is also obvious that the new lenses have AF/MF switch on the lens body indicating the micromotors (or even SSM).

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