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It's time to start the New Year and that means check your calendars, so we get a look at the new "Heavy Equipment Calendar" for 2011. A real splash in 2010, this years calendar brings the same attractive illustrative photoshop finish. Heavy Metal as art, get 'em while they last.
Good news for RAW shooters. A new standard for memory cards is in the works. Next year's proposed debut will see capacities of 2 Terabytes at speeds of 500 mbs. Capacity takes another quantum jump.
Leica is in the news. It's not about market survival, revenue has doubled. Keeping up with demand is the new challenge. This is welcome news for our friends in Wetzlar.
Out with the old and in with the new. After a recent function update to the site we are now addressing content and we're asking for your contribution. Please be sure to make your voice heard in our survey.
We get a sneak preview of an upcoming interview. Marc had a chance to talk to Joe McNally about his work.
Always on the lookout for new and interesting material, we get a look at Desert Birds. A recent book release from Werner Bartsch showing retired aircraft in the desert. A tribute to the pioneering spirit of mankind and flight.
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