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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...
Samsung Galaxy Camera will be available via AT&T
So one mystery about the Samsung Galaxy Camera has just been cleared up. The unique "cellular" camera, which runs Google’s Android 4.1 (aka Jelly Bean) and has WiFi and either 3G or 4G connectivity, will be available from AT&T and use that company's cellular network.
Other questions still remain on the Samsung...
The rather sad story of the father of American photography
Samuel Morse: The man who (almost) never succeeded
It’s been a long time since I did a photography history article. I generally prefer the early days of photography. People just were--I don’t know, more--back then. There was more lying, more backstabbing, more drama, and more originality. You name it; they...
Tumblr blog mocks Ikea for Photoshopping women out of Saudi catalog
Remember that controversial move by Ikea we told you about on Monday where women were Photoshopped out the Saudi version of its furniture catalog? Well, someone has decided to have some fun with it on Tumblr by starting a blog where women in famous photos are...
Polaroid brand appears on new action camera line
Planning on buying an action camera any time soon? The number of options available to you--and the number of competitors to the venerable GoPro--are continuing to increase. First JVC and then Sony muscled in on the GoPro's turf, and now Polaroid wants a piece of the action too. (Or at least, C&A Marketing...
Odd short movie “Touchy” looks at the life of a lonely human camera
Here's a strange short movie called "Touchy, a Human Camera," which we're not sure how we feel about.
Part of us is charmed by this lonely human camera creature named Touchy who, according the description on Vimeo, "is blinded constantly until someone’s touch...
Time to start hoarding: Kodak discontinues T-MAX P3200 film
For a generation of photographers brought up on digital, this news may not mean a lot. For those of us who remember the days when strips of plastic coated with silver halide was where it was at, though, news of another discontinued Kodak product may well inspire a moment's reflection. The latest icon on...
The Camera Bag: Pristine white leather Polaroid SX-70 on sale again
That video history of Polaroid we posted yesterday made us nostalgic for the heyday of instant cameras, which is probably why our heart jumped when we saw this: a classic Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera on sale again.
This original, fold-up SX-70 has been refurbished and reskinned with white leather and it looks...
The Camera Bag: Zeal Optics’ Ion HD Camera goggles for recording your ski adventures
Action cams like those offered by GoPro, Contour and, more recently, Sony, are pretty cool but they do add an extra appendage to your helmet. While dedicated ski goggle cameras are nothing new -- Liquid Image has been making them for years -- we prefer them to action cams for recording high-def footage and still...
Adobe Lightroom, Camera Raw, DNG Converter updates support even more cameras and lenses
Last August, Adobe issued release candidates of its upcoming updates for Camera Raw, DNG Converter, and Photoshop Lightroom. After five weeks of testing, the company has today finalized all three, with bugs aplenty squashed and support for a raft of new cameras and camera backs added.
As well as those...
No ‘Mad Men’ Need Apply: Vintage Video Portrays Photography Careers in a Dull Light
Photography didn't look like much of an interesting career nearly 70 years ago, at least according to a 1946 vocational guidance film that was recently rescued out of some dusty archive and posted online. "Your Life Work: Photography" is filled with characters such as the "commercial man" and the "portrait man" who...
Jeff Cable discusses how to shoot night photography (VIDEO)
Our friend Jeff Cable is featured in an interesting new educational video shot at the B&H Photo and Video Store in New York City. Jeff, who we know mainly as a sports photographer who wrote about how to pack a gear bag for the Olympics, discusses his passion for night photography in this seminar entitled: "Pixels...
In this short video history of Polaroid, Edwin Land seems to predict the iPhone
Here's an interesting little video detailing the history of Polaroid. What's most remarkable about the clip though is the classic footage of Polaroid founder Edwin Land seemingly predicting a picture-sharing device not unlike the iPhone.
The video was created...
Is face recognition firm Viewdle on Google’s wishlist?
Could improved facial recognition technology be on the way for Google products like Android, Google+ and Picasa? So suggests CNET news, reporting on a planned purchase of computer vision company Viewdle by the Internet giant. According to yesterday's CNET article, the deal is expected to close today, with...
Hundreds of lost Ansel Adams photo prints found at UC Berkeley
Talk about a photographic treasure trove! Over 600 signed prints by legendary American photographer Ansel Adams have been discovered in a box at the University of California's Berkeley campus.
The prints -- totalling 605 in number -- were part of a project Adams had been hired for in the 1960s, which involved...
Hero no more: Kodak to exit the inkjet printer market
A little over a month ago, we reported on Kodak's plan to divest itself of its film and imaging businesses, after having previously exited the digital camera, camcorder, and picture frame markets, shuttered its image sharing service, and sold its image sensor business. Now, Kodak has announced its exit from...
Fearless photographer recounts battling back from childhood shooting in powerful short film
If you ever wondered about the transformative power of photography, you should watch this moving short film by Mike Allebach called "Fearless Jaleel King: Against All Odds."
When King was just eight years old, he almost died when an angry neighbor shot him with a sawed-off shotgun. When King woke up in the...
New Benro camera supports match your style and shooting pace
A new product line from Chinese camera support manufacturer Benro lets photographers match their tripod to their style, with a generous choice of colors. The Benro MeFoto Transfunctional tripods all share the same basic design, differing only in their color. The group all have a metallic finish, in either...
The Camera Bag: Leica M9 made out of Lego
Artist Chris McVeigh (aka powerpig) has made this super cool Leica M9 replica entirely out of Lego pieces.
According to McVeigh, his Lego Leica M9 was inspired by a "stunning" Leica M8 Lego replica made by artist H.Y. Leung (aka Mr.Attacki) earlier this year.
"In order to prevent any sort of duplication of his...
Ikea apologizes for Photoshopping women out of Saudi version of catalog
Ikea has issued an apology for apparently Photoshopping women out of a Saudi version of its furniture catalogue.
"We should have reacted and realized that excluding women from the Saudi Arabian version of the catalogue is in conflict with the IKEA Group values," the company said in a statement.
The issue came...
Better videos, faster: MAGIX ships Movie Edit Pro 2013
Want to spend less time editing your videos, and more time shooting and watching them? That's what the latest release of MAGIX Movie Edit Pro promises, according to its creator, Germany's MAGIX AG. The company says that Movie Edit Pro 2013 has been reengineered to be "faster and more powerful than ever...