Third Floor Photo Society

Canon released the news today on their new sensor, which is 40x bigger than their previously biggest sensor. What does this mean? How about shooting 60 fps video in moonlight? Insane to say the least... Press Release Link : 1283245620 Canon develops world's largest CMOS sensor, shoots 60fps video in moonlight By Thomas Ricker posted Aug 31st 2010 5:07AM Did you ever think that you'd see a CMOS sensor measuring 202 x 205 mm? That's 7.95 x 8.07 inches to our fine imperial friends. Its impressive size -- about 40 times larger than Canon's largest commercial CMOS sensor -- translates to staggering light-gathering capabilities, capturing images in one one-hundredth the amount of light required by a professional DSLR. Better yet, the sensor is matched by new circuitry allowing for video c...

Great work coming from Elizabeth Fleming and her series "Life is a series of small moments" Elizabeth Fleming Website

Below is the information for booking the hotel for the Annual SPE Conference this year Hello SPESCers! Regional conference is just around the corner and deadlines are looming.  For the sake of the conference planning team (a.k.a. Mike Peven and his crew of trusty students) please start firming up your plans.   1 The deadline for reserving hotel rooms with the conference rate is Sept. 7                        The Cosmopolitan, Fayetteville                        Conference rates: $69/night                        70 North East Avenue                        Fayetteville, AR 72701                        479-442-5555 ...

Third Floor Photography is proud to announce that they will have a showing of photography students summer work at Bows and Arrows Gallery on September 25th, 2010. Please feel free to come and see the work displayed and bring family and friends along as well! The work will be a overall selection of the photography submitted by photography students that they completed over the summer whether in class, or on personal work. Bows and Arrows Gallery More Information

Amazing Landscape work by Tim Simmons, who uses artificial lighting with landscape work to produce stunning results. Tim Simmons Photography Website

Don't forget to back up...its the law.....