Photoshoot and Beyond
Apple just announced the new iPhone 6s and 6s Plus with a redesigned 12 megapixel camera. For those of us who rely on their phones as a behind the scenes camera or use this as our backup camera, this is a good thing.
Melissa Niu of Photofocus and Chase Reynolds of LensRentals.com talk with commercial photographer Joe McNally about what he’d like to see in the next Nikon professional camera. 
Zeiss has launched its new line of full frame primes for Canon and Nikon DSLRs, called Milvus, with no less than six new lenses being announced today. Using an adapter, the Milvus lenses can also be used with Sony’s α7 mirrorless system. The lenses’ high contrast rendition, uniform color characteristics and low level of stray […]
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Zeiss has launched its new line of full frame primes for Canon and Nikon DSLRs, called Milvus, with no less than six new lenses being announced today. Using an adapter, the Milvus lenses can also be used with Sony’s α7 mirrorless system. The lenses’ high contrast rendition, uniform color characteristics and low level of stray […]
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As a child of the 90’s I can testify that there was nothing bigger than Jean-Claude Van Damme. Back when he had all his hair. But in the early 90’s it was harder to shoot Van Damme, to get a good camera move, you’d have to physically move the camera, either by foot, on a crane, or on […]
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Apple just announced the latest flavor of iPad, the all new iPad Pro. It packs a giant 12.9 inch display with an impressive resolution of 2732 x 2048. While that is quite a magnificent display to look at photos on, the rest of the the iPad Pro specs kinda miss the mark in terms of it’s competition (i.e. […]
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Apple just announced the latest flavor of iPad, the all new iPad Pro. It packs a giant 12.9 inch display with an impressive resolution of 2732 x 2048. While that is quite a magnificent display to look at photos on, the rest of the the iPad Pro specs kinda miss the mark in terms of it’s competition (i.e. […]
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Apple has just announced the new iPhones, the 6s and 6s Plus, and iPhonongraphers have several reasons to be excited. For the first time in an Apple product, the iPhone will be capable of recording 4K video and a new feature called Live Photos has been introduced. Additionally, the camera’s megapixel count has been increased […]
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We had a chance to catch up with Dave Black at Photoshop World last month in Las Vegas. He sat with Photofocus’ Pamela Berry to go behind the scenes of 5 of his most recent commercial jobs, showing us how he set up and lit each image and got an amazing shot.
Open any social media platform and you’re pretty much guaranteed to see the same type of photos. If you’ve got a friend in Paris there will a photo of the Eiffel Tower and your cousin visiting NYC just posted a filtered photo of the Statue of Liberty. Two of your friends posted selfies at the […]
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