Photoshoot and Beyond
NOTE: Cross-Posted at WeShootFuji.com I used a Sony A7r II for a half hour this week. It’s one of the most hyped cameras of the century. I admit my bias is against Sony stuff (so feel free to ignore this opinion if you like) but I did try to be as open minded as I […]
This next feature might sound like a David Copperfield trick, but the well-known British car manufacturer deserves the applauds in this case. Towing a trailer, caravan, horse box or any other large item seriously hinders the driver’s ability to see behind him, creates blind spots and makes the roads more dangerous for him and other […]
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When I talk to videographers who fly drones (dronists? I donno…) and the issue of DJI vs. 3D robotics comes up, the main point is always how the Solo from 3DR can do clever things autonomously while the DJIs need some babysitting. DJI’s new firmware update closes that gap and adds some pretty clever flight […]
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The photography world has not yet settled after Canon’s announcement yesterday that it has developed a 250 megapixel sensor and the Japanese giant is once again making headlines. Unlike the record-breaking sensor which is not expect to make its way to consumer cameras anytime soon, if at all, today’s announcement unveils the company’s next generation […]
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Remember all the oohs and ahhs when Canon announced the record-breaking 50MP sensor of the 5DS? Well, the company just revealed that it has developed an APS-H sensor with a whopping 250 megapixels. According to Canon this is the world’s highest number of pixels for a CMOS sensor smaller than the size of a […]
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Editor’s note: We’re proud to welcome Mike Kubeisy to the Photofocus team His work in Hollywood makes him one of the most viewed photographers alive Please leave a comment welcoming him Before engaging the enemy it was a low light situation, once the rifles burst it was only then that I […]
Less than two weeks after it was proudly announced, and just several days after hitting the shelves, the Japanese company is suspending the sale of the “small, stylish, entry-level camera body”. According to a statement released today by Olympus, a faulty manufacturing step is to blame, and it is working to fix the issue. The […]
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This week we catch up with two photographers to get a wealth of advice. First Robert Vanelli talks with fashion photographer Lindsay Adler about her career and advice to other photographers. Then Rich Harrington since down with panoramic photographer Ron Pepper for a free-wheeling discussion about gear, tech, and workflow. Get the show here or get it […]
If you’ve been thinking about picking up a graphics tablet to help you get your post production workflow on lock, you may want to check out the latest addition to the Wacom family. The popular graphics tablet manufacturer has added new Pen & Touch tablets, which will come in four different “models”–the Pen & Touch Intuos […]
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A while back I wrote about how High ISO Has Revolutionized Photography. With the release of the Sony Alpha 7 II and other high ISO low light DSLR champs like the Nikon D810 – and now that moonlight is a viable light source, I think its safe to say that the realm of high ISO, low light […]
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