I’m curious just how big the market is for people to buy a $1000 a7 and then a whole bunch of $1000+ lenses. There’s the kit zoom and used/grey marketZony f4 standard zoom, the 28 mm + adapters, the slow (and tiny) 35 mm f2.8, and then used/grey market 55. That’s it for less than $1000 lenses. Is their goal to have a high profit margin in ILCs? Sure, the a7 family will give them that. Largest market-share? I’m skeptical. They need more <$1000 lenses to keep their impressive market share if they’re going to...
read moreMotorola’s new Moto X Style carries Sony’s IMX 230 1/2.3-inch sensor Sales of image sensors helped push Sony to triple its net profit after the second quarter this year (Sony’s first quarter) compared to the same period last year, up to 82.4 billion Yen. Sales of Devices, the category containing Sony’s sensor business, rose 35% year-on-year, which Sony attributes in part to higher demand of mobile products containing its sensors. Also responsible for the jump is a healthy trade in Playstation...
read moreAustin Haughwout has a knack for getting drones featured in news stories… and usually not in a positive light. The 18-year-old’s name first appeared here back in 2014 when he captured viral video of himself getting attacked by a woman on a beach. She claimed that he was being a “pervert” and was using his camera drone to photograph girls in bikinis. Here’s the video that was shared across the Internet and in many news articles: Back in March, it was reported that the woman may have her charges cleared through an “accelerated rehab”...
read moreAustralian toy photographer Ray of ToyShoots recently purchased this old school stereoscope that was apparently manufactured in 1896. It’s the device people used to view stereoscopic photos as one 3D image (the View-Master, which was released in 1936, is also a stereoscope). On one side of the device are two lenses to look through, and on the other end is a holder for side-by-side stereoscopic cards. When you look through the lenses, the two photos appear to be a single 3D photograph: Ray tells us that he picked up this old stereoscope...
read moreThe Photoshop Training Channel published this great 9-minute video with 5 useful Photoshop tricks that the majority of casual Photoshop users probably have never learned before. Here’s a quick overview of the different tricks and techniques shared in the video (watch the video above for details on how to use them and for examples of what they do). #1: Advanced blending options Uncheck “Transparency Shapes Layer” in the Layer Styles panel to make pixels blend differently when using blending options. #2: Precise lens flare You can bring...
read moreTo celebrate 60 years in Canada, KFC created a new bucket for fried chicken that doubles as an instant photo printer. The “Memories Bucket” is a new high-tech, limited-edition bucket that helps you print your memories on the go as you’re creating them with friends. While specs of the device are sparse, the functionality is extremely simple — it’s just a standard instant photo printer that’s bucket shaped. First, snap a photograph. Next, power up the Memory Bucket by pressing the on/off button. Once the printer is on, you select your...
read moreWhen photographer Alessandro Della Bella‘s son Claudio was born in December 2014, he shared the happy news of the new family member by shooting a picture of Claudio sleeping in the main compartment of his camera bag. Photojournalist Tom Pennington shared a similar photograph several years ago. It’s a shot that has been shared in photography forums over the years: When photographer Drake Busch photographed his baby Grayson, he not only placed Grayson in a camera bag… …but he gave Grayson a photographer press access pass as well! If...
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read moreAdding texture to photographs was happening long before the invention of Photoshop and other editing programs. In the days of the darkroom, we would scratch negatives with pins, sand paper them, stain the photographic paper with fixer before exposing, layer two negatives on top of each other in the enlarger, or push our film ISO to increase grain. These days, with editing programs being our digital darkroom, we simply have yet another way of adding texture to photographs. What is a texture? In digital photography terms it’s simply another...
read moreIf you’ve ever wanted to photograph a bottle (beer, wine, soda, ever water) and make it look like they do in the magazines or advertisements you’ll want to watch this! In this video tutorial Lee Morris from Fstoppers shows how to light a beer bottle, step by step, one light at a time. See what each is doing as he adds them one by one. Check it out and scroll down below the video to get links to some of the gear he mentions in the video. Things mentioned in the video: Yongnuo flash Flash Disc by Fstoppers PocketWizard triggers C-stand Magmod...
read moreI can’t find anything nice to say about these. Sure, they’re pictures from a beautiful place, but a beautiful place doesn’t necessarily make for interesting photographs. These never stray away from the beaten paths of amateur-level digital photography.Before you start replying this is too blunt and respond ‘where are your pictures?’, think about this: how can someone grow as a photographer if he/she only gets complacency for anything he/she does, even if it’s nondescript and uninteresting? Sometimes people...
read moreIt does matter. I have owned more bodies than most people on this form : Olympus, Sony, Panasonic, canon, Nikon, and Fuji to name a few. They all have a certain look, a certain way of rendering and even in post not two are really alike. Also as in camera processors continue to get better, the need for RAW will become less of a necessity for most people. Source Article from...
read moreYesterday we shared a cringeworthy short film about how photo sharing has altered the way we experience the special moments in our lives; instead of being in the moment and enjoying it, it’s easy to get caught up with making sure it’s caught on camera (and perhaps shared on social media). The 2-minute movie clip above shows a different outlook on life and photography. It’s from the film “The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty,” and features actor Sean Penn as a photographer named Sean O’Connell. After searching high and low for the elusive...
read moreHere’s a neat little weekend project you can try doing if you’re looking for new lighting ideas. The Angry Photographer on YouTube posted this 10-minute video tutorial on how you can create a custom light reflector for around $5. All you need is black card stock, some colored glitter, and some strong glue. “It really makes for a fascinating light,” the Angry Photographer says. “It’s a really, really neat effect for macro photography, child photography, indoor portraiture, and even outdoor portraiture.” “How is this any different from a...
read moreArtist Yolanda Dominguez believes that there is something wrong with the way women are portrayed in fashion photographs. For her recent project titled Ninos vs Moda (“Children vs Fashion”), she asked a group of 8-year-old children to look at an assortment of fashion shots and to describe what they see in them. The reactions can be seen in the 4.5-minute video above. “The result is revealing,” Dominguez writes. The women are often described as “sick, and dead drunk” while the men are seen as heroes, leaders and entrepreneurs. Here are a...
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