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Latest cover image on Washigton-Oregon Game & Fish. A nice mule deer buck shot against an evening blue sky.

We just finished another product launch video for Spot. They’ve just come out with an amazing new SPOT device that provides all the cool features of the original SPOT device plus you can send a custom text when off the grid.

I’ve had my Canon 1D Mark IV’s for almost a year now and for the most part I’m really happy with them. Lately though, I’ve been second guessing the focus. Last week I’m out in the field shooting white-tailed deer and I’m really paying attention to the images as I shoot them. So I’m chimping away in the downtime…zooming in as far as I can and running around the image checking the focus. I’m not getting as many tack sharp images as I think I should be.

Michael Mauro shows us what’s in his bag for commercial shoots.

Want to get decent looking video with your DSLR? Take a look at the new shoulder mount rig that we put together here at Mauromedia. Just recently we purchased several items to make a quality shoulder mount rig for our Canon 5D Mark II’s and the new Canon 1D Mark IV’s.

After months of hype, the Canon 1D Mark IV is finally in our studio. We’ve not had much of a chance to use them in the field but we thought we would give your our first impressions.

After months of hype, the Canon 1D Mark IV is finally in our studio. We’ve not had much of a chance to use them in the field but we thought we would give your our first impressions. Visit Mike’s Camera here.

Mature bull elk photographed in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado.  Canon 5D Mark II – Canon 500mm F4 IS lens – Gitzo Tripod and Sachtler video head.  No the lens wasn’t dirty…it’s actually a light snow falling on this late September day.

Bull Elk – Rocky Mountain National Park There are four weeks I look forward to each year, roughly from the middle of September to the middle of October.  As the temperatures become cooler and daylight decreases, the season signals the elk to initiate their annual breeding cycle (aka the rut) and elk photography is absolutely [...]

I’ve been playing with the 5D mark II for several months now and I continue to be impressed with the video quality. This footage was shot in about a 3 hour time span using a canon 500mm f4 lens and sachtler video head and gitzo tripod. I edited the footage in the field on a Mac Book Pro using Final Cut Pro.