Lens and camera body caps aren’t usually very informative or personalized, and LenzBuddy wants to change that. The Dallas, Texas-based business sells custom lens caps that help photographers both add branding to their gear and find lenses in their bags more quickly. Founder and photographer Brian Herbert came up with the idea for the business back in the summer of 2012 when he was digging through his camera bag. He was using a permanent market and masking tape to label his equipment, but wondered if there was a better solution. Thus,...
read morePhotos for Life is a “charity photo bank†where all the stock photos are created by cancer patients and survivors and for other cancer patients. Each of the models you see in the images was personally affected by cancer in their own lives. “They love their lives and want to show it to the world!†the website says. Image categories found on the site include sport, hobby, career, friendship, nature, relax, and family. Prices range from $8 for non-commercial use up to $850 for use in an advertising package. Here are a few sample...
read moreJoel Snow was visiting a flea market in Colorado this past October when he came across a box with several packets of old negatives at the bottom. After digitizing them, Snow realized that it was a fascinating collection of old photos from the early part of the 20th century. Many of the photos appeared to have been taken in Mexico, and some of the shots appear to show soldiers during the 1916 Punitive Expedition to Mexico. Here are some of the photographs discovered in the box: Snow is sharing his find through a new website called...
read moreBack in September of this year, Olympus announced that it would be trying its hand at “lens cameras†with a new “Open Platform†project. The goal is to create a camera module that features a sensor, a lens mount, and wireless pairing with a smartphone. Early illustrations showed a cube-like camera, but Olympus is now showing off a new rounded prototype that looks a lot more like a lens than it does a camera. According to 43 Rumors, which received the photos below from a tipster named Alvin, the gadget was being exhibited at an...
read moreGriffin Lamb is a 19-year-old freelance photographer based out of Seattle, Washington. On weekends Lamb goes on adventures, hiking and backpacking in the great outdoors with his friends. Over the years, he has built up quite an impressive portfolio of breathtaking landscape photographs that capture the beauty of the Pacific Northwest. Lamb tells us that he shoots with a Canon 6D and a 17-40mm f/4 lens at f/8 “in order to get as much in focus as possible.†Resulting photos are processed in Lightroom 5 and VSCO Film (usually the 01...
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read moreA Post By: Peter West Carey Flickr/Crystian Cruz Barely a day goes by when I don’t see a tweet or Facebook post about yet another photo contest I must enter. “Big prizes! Fame! Exposure! Magazine Cover!†they yell out at me and I’m often tempted for various reasons. On the surface, most contests seem like a good idea given the potential upside. However, there are many aspects to any contest which photographers should consider. Those considerations will depend upon where you are along the photography spectrum, from beginner to advanced...
read moreA Post By: Joel Dryer When was the last time you did not primarily light your scene using a large soft source, such as a soft box or umbrella? Large soft sources easily create a beautiful, wrap-around quality of light. Just pop one up and you have instant “good†light. Final image: before and after in Lightroom Though soft light is beautiful and has its place, it represents only one part of the artist’s palette. In this article we are going to dissect the lighting setup for a men’s fashion shoot, and look at how using hard light can...
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read more@ quezra Strange that I own one……and that I’m not the only one, that owns one: This lens has no objectionable LO CAs – wide open at F2.8: http://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3768138?page=2#forum-post-54918429 No objectionable coma, astigmatism – wide open, at F2.8: http://www.dpreview.com/galleries/4164548502/photos/3091860/4s-citylights Is sharp across the whole frame – wide open at F2.8 – including the edges:...
read moreThere’s no doubt that JPEG is the web’s go-to image format, offering both widespread compatibility and small file sizes, but its compression artifacts and an 8-bit limitation mean it’s far from perfect. Alternative image formats have been developed that provide higher-quality compression, but nothing yet has come close to toppling JPEG thanks to its ubiquity. BPG is the latest new format to challenge it. Created by Fabrice Bellard, a developer responsible for other open-source projects, BPG stands for...
read moreI have bought three lenses in the last year, and just as others are saying the Tamron 150-600, with VR, should have been on this list. It is much better than the Tamron lens that was listed. This lens opened up a category previously reserved for lenses costing over $6000. It is a superb lens, and I was surprised it was so cheap after using it, and marveling over the image quality. It is putting out pro caliber images, attached to my Nikon D7100, that I have no problem selling. By the way, on my D7100 set to 16megs, that puts the lens crop...
read moreWell, at least not having a distinct mirror-less category allowed Nikon and Canon to keep participating. Yes, I know they both have mirror-less cameras…that most would like to forget. Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/articles/9654927030/have-your-say-best-consumer-ilc-of-2014
read moreMy take.. 1) NX1 – cause its first and apparently very good “pro” mirrorless from Samsung, also with some edge in various things, some are future stuff even 2) 645Z – “affordable” Sony based MF camera, could be better, but its very good as it is 3) D810 – cause Nikon finally made what they should do instead D800/e .. proper replacement for D700 too Rest is sometimes interesting, sometimes not at all. Not sure why those votes for D750. Its “cheap” and? And nothing.. Source Article from...
read moreAerial Wallpapers is a website filled with beautiful wallpapers for your mobile device. Each of the images is a 1242×2208 pixel crop of a beautiful satellite photograph. The project is curated by João Paulo Bernardes, who searches through the Creative Commons archives of NASA and the Airbus Defense and Space. The images are sized for the iPhone 6 Plus, but they should look decent on other phones as well. Here is a sampling of what you’ll find on the site: Aerial Wallpapers (via Colossal) Source Article from...
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