Leica SL With Lenses Images Leaked. Watch This Space For The Full Announcement

Udi Tirosh

Mirrorless Rumors spotted an Italian site possibly breaking the embargo on the 6,900 Euros Leica SL announcement due later today, and sharing some images from a kit they got for review. The site has since removed the “offending page” but not before MR quickly captured the images along with the Google Translated text from the Italian post. With […]

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Aesthetic Judgements: Lighting & Exposure

Kevin Ames

Aesthetic is defined as being concerned with or the appreciation of beauty. It also suggests a style or underlying principles that guide an artist or an artistic movement. Judging photographs, particularly our own photographs is a minefield fraught with danger. Rating someone else’s work can hurt their feelings to the point of damaging a friendship. […]

Plustek Announces ePhoto Z300 Single-Sheet Photo Scanner

Eric Reagan

Plustek has announced its new ePhoto Z300 single-sheet photo scanner that is designed to digitize photos without scratching or harming them. With a flatbed photo scanner, users need four steps to scan: lift the scanner’s lid, lay the photos out one-by-one on the scanning bed, close the lid and scan.  ePhoto Z300 replaces all these […]

The KONO! Donau from lomography is an Ultra-slow ISO 6 35mm film

Anna Gunn

Looking for something new for your film camera? Look no further: Lomography have just announced a new limited-edition KONO! Donau 35mm film: This limited edition, hand-rolled film is available in extremely limited quantities and only available through Lomography. Because Donau is made out of material used in post-production that isn’t typically used in cameras, it gives your photos a […]

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“Entering the national air space is a very serious matter” – All Drone Owners Will Need To Register

Udi Tirosh

Here it comes… US just created a task force to create a Drone Registry by November 20. Frankly, we are not surprised. The Obama administration would want all US drones to be registered. They said that this is a part of a bigger effort to “to curtail rogue drone flights that pose a danger to […]

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Concept To Creation: How Professional Photographers Do It

alanatylerslutsky

Examples of Concept to Creation from Working Fashion Photographers

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