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Sony Unveils Its First Constant F2 Aperture Zoom Lens: The 28-70mm F2 G Master
Sony officially announced the Sony 28-70mm F2 G Master, the latest addition to its renowned G Master series and the first Sony zoom lens with a constant F2 aperture. The new lens was shown off during Sony's presentation where we were finally introduced to the brand new...
Sony’s new A1 II Mirrorless Camera has been announced and is already listed on retailers
Sony’s new flagship A1 Mark II has officially been announced and will release in early December. The new camera is already listed on some retailer sites with pre orders starting tomorrow at 9:30am ET. The announcement (which took place today at 9am EST / 2pm GMT) gave us a...
DJI is getting ready to release five new products soon
DJI has had an eventful year, releasing several key products including the Mavic Air 3S drone and Osmo Action 5 Pro camera. However, new reports suggest that the company isn’t slowing down as it is set to unveil some exciting new items soon.
According to DJI Rumors, the...
Sony A1 II Camera announcement coming on the 19th November
The much anticipated official announcement of the Sony A1 II which has so far received mixed opinions is set to be on the 19th November according to B&H Photo which shared this product page today.
As well as this, Sony have officially just posted the following across their...
Nikon Z50 II officially announced, release date & pre orders now live
Nikon has finally revealed the successor to the Z50, the Z50 II. This second-generation APS-C camera received a major update and inherited features from its full-frame siblings.
The Nikon Z50 II still has the same 20.9MP BSI CMOS sensor from the previous model but is now...
28 Years Later was Apparently Shot on the iPhone 15, and I Have Thoughts
Danny Boyle is my favorite filmmaker of all time: from Shallow Grave to Steve Jobs, few directors have a portfolio as uniquely broad while also thematically consistent as his. His films are either critically acclaimed or criminally underrated, and I have been waiting with...
Opinion: Between Apple Intelligence and “Cinematic” Video, the iPhone 16 is spread far too thin
Apple’s Glowtime event has been and gone, and with it came the iPhone 16: Apple’s latest iteration of smartphone. As part of the package, Apple Intelligence is finally taking the training wheels off with a suite of new features headed for your pocket, starting September...
Nikon D5200: Advanced entry-level DSLR boasts upgraded resolution, autofocus
Nikon has launched yet another DSLR this year, this time the advanced entry-level D5200, a 24.1-megapixel successor to the Nikon D5100. It's a tweener model that blends features of the much-beloved enthusiast Nikon D7000 and the consumer-oriented D3200, and it comes with a complex pedigree.
In early 2009, Nikon...
Canon Pro-10 pigment printer vote is in
If the dye-based Pro-100 was something of a hybrid between the Pro-1 and the Pro9000 Mark II, the Pro-10 is more a Pro9500 Mark II updated with a few Pro features for the photographer who doesn't need to make 13x19 prints every day. You get the improved media handling of the Pro series without the overhead and...
Hilarious images of photographer’s grandmother as superhero captivate Internet
Photographer Sacha Goldberger lives with his grandmother and takes hilariously artful photos of her in a variety of whimsical situations, oftentimes with his beloved "Mamika" dressed as a superhero. When a friend of Sacha's decided to post his images on Reddit, the Internet went crazy, with many "Redditors"...
RED improves production process, slashes movie camera pricing
It seems like RED's digital movie cameras are everywhere these days: from the latest Hollywood blockbuster to Felix Baumgartner's record-breaking freefall and the retirement of the Space Shuttle, RED was there. A radical adjustment to the company's price structure seems likely to make its products even more pervasive, though.
A forum...
Photographer details how he shot iconic image of half-blacked-out New York City after Hurricane Sandy
It's already become one of the most iconic images of New York City post-Hurricane Sandy. The photo, captured by Dutch photographer Iwan Baan, shows the city's powerless southern end mostly blacked-out in the wake of Sandy, and the more fortunate midtown and northern areas still lit.
Baan shot the aerial image...
Film is dead. Long live film! A look at the future of the past (video)
I stumbled across Carlos Martinelli's short video called "Film Not Yet Dead" (embedded below) which takes a look at the shrinking world of New York City photographers who are devoted to shooting film and believe it's inherently better than digital. Quickly I realized the video was less about the battle between...
BBC image shows what Hurricane Sandy would have looked like if it hit Europe
We've published some terrifying photos and videos of Hurricane Sandy and the resulting devastation this week but here's a striking image that gives a new perspective on just how massive the storm really was.
Created by the BBC, the map shows a simulated satellite view of what Sandy would have looked like had it swept through Europe, with the storm's center not far from...
LensRentals looks at Panasonic’s 35-100mm constant-aperture zoom
The good folks over at LensRentals have somehow pulled the rabbit out of the hat again: Panasonic's brand-new LUMIX® G X VARIO 35-100mm / F2.8 ASPH constant-aperture zoom lens might be on backorder everywhere, but somehow they've just gotten their hands on seven copies. As he always does with the most interesting lenses, company founder...
Time magazine names Sony RX100 digital camera a “Best Invention of the Year”
Already turning up on year-end "best of" lists on a variety of photo gear sites, the pocket-sized, 20.2-megapixel Sony Cyber-shot RX100 just reached another, rather unexpected milestone. Time magazine has named the RX100 "Best Invention of the Year 2012".
What's also notable is that the Sony RX100 is one of only...
Canon T4i reviewed: New camera still shines, but Movie Servo AF disappoints
Multiple improvements help the Canon T4i retain its position as one of the easiest digital SLR cameras to recommend. New features like Full HD video with stereo recording, a new 5-frames-per-second frame rate, and multi-shot modes -- including HDR -- are real improvements worth noticing.
It was the Canon...
Compelling behind-the-scenes photos from “Raiders of the Lost Ark”
Landmark adventure film "Raiders of the Lost Ark" returned to the big screen a few months ago and as part of that re-release, a raft of behind-the-scenes images of the movie have been making the rounds.
Many of these candid shots are wonderful, showing director Stephen Spielberg, producer George Lucas and stars...
Photographer captures rare “Ice Halos” in the sky from Hurricane Sandy
Hurricane Sandy has produced many dramatic photos in the last few days from shots of disaster in New York to satellite images and videos showing the power of Mother Nature from space.
Here's an intriguing image, though, that we weren't expecting. It's a photo captured by solar physicist David Hathaway of NASA...
Fast-focusing firmware on the way for Panasonic zoom lenses
Do you own the Panasonic GH3 compact system camera and either the 12-35mm F2.8 or 35-100mm F2.8 Lumix G X Vario zoom lenses? If so, we have good news for you. Panasonic has announced that it's developing new firmware for both lenses that will bring improved autofocus performance with the GH3 body.
Few details are yet available, but we...
The top 5 Halloween camera costumes: Nikon, Leica, Instagram and more
It's Halloween, and Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, tumblr and other social networking sites are full of photos -- and sometimes even how-to videos -- that show off everyone's costume creations. And, of course, being photo-minded, we were drawn to several camera and photography costumes that range from the ingenius to...
Are you ready for Windows 8? Panasonic helps you find out
Late last week, Microsoft's released the latest version of its Windows operating system to the public. Windows 8 brings many changes to the user interface and the underlying architecture, many of them aimed at promoting use on mobile devices such as tablets.
As is often the case with major OS updates, Windows 8's new features are...
Stunning satellite video shows Hurricane Sandy from birth to landfall
NASA/NOAA's GOES satellites have done a spectacular job of capturing shots of of Hurricane Sandy from space. Now here's a stunning video that puts many of those images together in an animated time-lapse showing the inception and path of Sandy from water to landfall.
The animation was created with shots from...
Pentax K-30 review: Enthusiast features in an affordable mid-range DSLR
Among digital SLRs, there are two kinds of good. There's the good that makes you think it's time to trade your old SLR in for a newer model, and there's the good that has you seriously considering selling your existing lenses and accessories, and jumping ship to a different lens mount.
On paper, at least, the Pentax K-30 manages the...
The Camera Bag: Inexpensive, waterproof bag protects your camera while shooting in stormy conditions
I did a fair amount of shooting before, during and after Hurricane Sandy and I wish I'd had the good sense to bring along a decent rain cover for my camera. (Luckily, my camera survived, though many trees in my neighborhood did not.)
Here's a very interesting looking dry bag for digital SLRs and compact system cameras that would have been great to use during a...
Q&A with Samsung’s Jay Kelbley: Will mobile OS fundamentally change the camera market?
Imaging Resource's founder and publisher Dave Etchells and Senior Editor Shawn Barnett recently sat down for a conversation with Jay Kelbley, Senior Marketing Manager for Digital Imaging at Samsung Electronics. Topics for discussion included...
The birth of travel photography: Du Camp and Flaubert’s 1849 trip to Egypt, North Africa and the Middle East
One of my favorite photography stories is about one of the world’s first travel shoots. It's a little-known, true-life adventure that puts Indiana Jones to shame. I discovered the tale years ago at a flea market when I bought an old, yellowed paperback titled "Flaubert in Egypt."
The book is composed of...