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Getty asks photographer to pay for her own photo, photographer responds with $1 billion lawsuit

July 28, 2016John Aldred

Getty can be pretty quick to send out infringement letters, as well they should. In the case of a real infringement, they absolutely must be protecting the rights of their contributors. But what happens when Getty screws up and sends an infringement notice to the creator of the photograph? What then happens if Getty also try […]

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Start your own movie company with this massive cinema lens collection for $1,000,000

July 27, 2016John Aldred

If Canon’s display of gear didn’t impress you the other day, this one might. A listening has shown up on eBay offering “1000’s” of cinema lenses for a cool $1,000,000. The listing, by Calkovsky Cinema Worldwide, contains well known names such as Canon, Zeiss, Schneider and Cooke. The description lists all of the lenses as tested and in […]

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Our Recommended Video Gear

July 26, 2016Rob Lim

Good news! If you’ve been wracking your brain over what gear to use for making awesome videos, we’ve got you covered. We just published a whole page with all of our Recommended Video Gear right here, and it has everything from cameras, lenses, audio equipment, stabilization equipment, accessories, and more. It will spare you countless […]

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Think shipping companies care about your gear as much as you do? Think again

July 26, 2016John Aldred

I always thought, perhaps a little naively, that when packages were thrown in my general direction I simply got a crappy delivery guy. As it turns out, this seems to be standard practise if the responses to this Reddit post are anything to go by. User mlapaglia told DIYP that he ordered a Sony Sonnar T* FE 35mm […]

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Adobe Lightroom comes to AppleTV but doesn’t let you edit images

July 26, 2016John Aldred

Adobe have just announced the release of Lightroom for Apple TV. Interestingly, it doesn’t actually seem to let you edit your images. What it does do, is sync up your work letting you quickly flick through your images on the big screen. Lightroom for Apple TV is available now and completely free from the App […]

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This is how Getty gets ready for the Olympics

July 26, 2016John Aldred

Now here’s a treasure trove many of us would love to have access to, regardless of what brand we may normally shoot. This is Getty’s arsenal for the Rio Olympics kicking off in a few days. The Canon 1DX Mark II seems to be the clear camera of choice for this year’s games. There’s a few original 1DX thrown […]

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Android users rejoice. Prisma for Android is now available

July 25, 2016John Aldred

Yup, that’s right, after a super brief beta period of only a few days, Prisma is now available for Android. The wildly popular iOS app has over 10.6 million downloads since its launch a short time ago. Prisma shows no signs of slowing down with over 1.55 million daily active users and over 400 million photos […]

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Flickr’s future uncertain as Verizon seem set to buy Yahoo for $5 billion

July 25, 2016John Aldred

It’s not new information that Yahoo has been struggling. It may have been one of the Internet’s original giants, but they just can’t keep up and compete today. Google dominates the search market, Messenger usurped by Facebook, no real mobile platform, and no solid leadership. It’s not looking good. About the only things Yahoo have left that are […]

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Teens shoot real-time, 4K drone footage of their boat being stolen, police recovers the vehicle

July 24, 2016Udi Tirosh

One of the greatest impacts of “drones” coming into our lives is the impact it has on photojournalism. Drones can go places that photographers just can’t go by foot. Here is a story that illustrates this perfectly (though its only relation to photography is the drone involved). According to ABC, a couple of teenagers – Chris […]

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Photograph of rain microburst looks like a mushroom cloud over Phoenix

July 22, 2016John Aldred

Extreme weather often makes for amazing photography. Sometimes, you can predict how things will look. You’ve got an idea of how it will appear in your final shots. Other times, you can only hope, and it really surprises you. During a recent flight, photographer Jerry Ferguson managed to capture an incredible photograph. As thunderstorms covered the Phoenix landscape an […]

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