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Need a remote shutter for your Canon dSLR? One modder hacked up a classic Atari 2600 joystick to focus and fire – making us question, where’s that matching laser reticle when you need it?
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The Canon T2i dSLR sounded extremely exciting, as it promised to bring 1080p video (with decent frame rates) to Canon’s sub-$US1000 dSLR line. Photographer Dan Chung was among the first to test it out, and the results look fantastic.
