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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...
Best Black Friday camera deals 2024: Photography offers now live!
Black Friday is the perfect time of year to save yourself hundreds on high-ticket items. Cameras, lenses, and other photography gear receive huge discounts in November, some of which we are already starting to see. Everything from mirrorless cameras and Polaroids to bags and...
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...
Ogle Gorgeous Classic Cameras At Prism Yard Web Gallery
Honestly, cameras are objects of beauty and desire as much as they are working tools for photographers. Now there’s a new website gallery called Prism Yard, where the elegance and beauty of the camera is enthusiastically celebrated.
There are dozens of gorgeous images of cameras, old and new, at Prism Yard, provided to the site by owner/photographers from around the...
Pholium Brings Photo Ebooks To the iPad
If you've been holding your breath waiting for an app that does photo ebooks on the iPad, you can now exhale. 58 North has just released Pholium, with which you can create and publish your own photos in an ebook.
We gave it a try yesterday and had a ball. It's elegant interface makes it easy to use and gets out of the way so you can play with the images you place on the...
The Camera Bag: Turn Your Instagram Photos Into Refrigerator Magnets
The rest of the world joined the Instagram party yesterday after the popular photo editing and sharing app made the jump to Google's Android mobile operating system. So with Apple iPhone and Android smart phone users all now transforming their forgettable phone pics into funky filtered masterpieces, here's a fun way to bring them into the real world: turn them into...
Instagram arrives on world’s most popular mobile OS
If you know an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch owner, there's a fair good chance you also know an Instagram user. The photo sharing app--known for its lo-fi filter effects and the square aspect ratio of its images--has proven incredibly popular on Apple's iOS platform. Apple has sold a total of some 298 million units between the three devices worldwide, and Instagram now boasts...
Lens Review: Leica 50mm f/1.4 Summilux
In addition to testing the Leica M9-P camera, we managed to put the $4,000 Leica 50mm f/1.4 Summilux through its paces in the SLRgear test lab. Click here to read our full review of this lens!
Artist Binh Danh Prints Arresting Photos of Vietnam on Delicate Leaves
Photographer Binh Danh prints his photos on leaves he gathers from his mother’s garden. They are fragile, brittle images of an imagined life in the chaos of post-war Vietnam that uniquely combine photography and organic materials.
In 1979, Danh’s parents were among thousands of refugees fleeing the turmoil of Southeast Asia. He was two at the time, too young to remember...
Astronomers, your camera is here: Canon EOS 60Da announced
Canon has just announced the EOS 60Da, a followup to the EOS 20Da model released way back in 2005, incorporating improvements made in the many intervening years. Like that camera, the EOS 60Da is aimed at astronomers, and is closely related to an existing model: the Canon EOS 60D.
Beyond the new model number, the most notable difference from the standard model is a...
Canon SX40 review posted!
While Canon's previous megazoom digital camera was a good performer, the PowerShot SX40 HS is a finely tuned upgrade. With the same startling 35x zoom ranging from 24-840mm equivalent, the Canon SX40 sports a new, lower-resolution sensor and a punchy DIGIC 5 processor, resulting in better low light performance and better corner sharpness overall, as well as reduced...
Monkey begone! Tenba case says no to airline surcharges
Airline surcharges: There aren't a lot of things everyone agrees upon these days, but we don't know anybody outside the airlines who's in favor of them. Every time you turn around, it seems another obscure fee has been added to the laundry list that you're presented with when you arrive at the airport, and one in particular that gets our goat is the checked bag fee.
Tenba...
The Camera Bag: New Polaroid Camera, Film and Artwork
Last week we told you about the Polaroid Sunglass Camera designed by Lady Gaga that was unveiled over a year ago but has still not gone on sale. Now, we'd like to share some better Polaroid news including a new Polaroid camera and film you can purchase today.
First, there's the Polaroid Z340, a 14-megapixel digital camera that delivers instant prints, just like in the...
Bigger eyes in the sky from Phase One (digital repro too)
Although cameras like the Nikon D800 are taking SLR camera resolution to new highs, they still have a way to go before they catch up to the resolutions offered by medium-format cameras and camera backs. Nevertheless, medium format manufacturers are actively seeking new niches for their products, aware that SLRs are starting to encroach on their territory. Two new...
Nikon V1 review posted!
Choosing a smaller sensor, the Nikon V1 didn't earn a lot to praise from the spec hounds at its introduction, but Nikon was aiming at a smaller system overall, including lenses. They certainly achieved that, while maintaining excellent image quality and including impressively fast autofocus speed. Though many were disappointed with the smaller sensor, our test results show...
New firmware from Canon, Eye-Fi, Ricoh, Samsung, and Sony
New firmware updates seem to be rolling in faster than we can keep up with them lately. That might mean more typing for us, but it's great news for photographers out there: it means products that are more stable, and occasionally, that offer new features.
First of all, Canon's EOS-1D Mark IV gets a new update to firmware version 1.1.1, available immediately from the Canon...
Cartier-Bresson’s Photo of a Smoking Albert Camus Stirs Up Controversy
Henri Cartier-Bresson’s photograph of the Nobel Prize winning writer Albert Camus is one of Bresson's most famous images. Taken in 1947, the good folks of Montpellier, France decided to display it outside their new médiathèque, a multimedia library, in the center of the city.
Most everyone agreed that it was a wonderful way to honor one of France's most famous authors and...
Forum Funny: Nails for the Stiletto TB15
With the recent camera releases (or maybe Spring fever) I’ve been rather amazed watching various photography forums have major melt downs during the last few weeks. I said something about cameras and lenses just being tools, not life and death, and got immediately annihilated. They aren’t just tools, I was told, they are the means to make a living for some people, and the...
The Ubi-Camera Lets You Take Pictures By Framing Your Fingers: Good Idea or Bad?
I just got a press release that makes me wonder where the world is headed. A team of researchers at Japan's Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences (IAMAS) in Ogaki have designed a device called the Ubi-Camera that takes pictures of what you frame with your fingers.
That’s right, a camera that only requires you to frame your subject between your fingers. Sort of a...
The Camera Bag: Schedule Your Next Photo Shoot with this Bizarre Siri-Possessed iPhone Case
No, not everyone is a fan of the Apple iPhone 4S' talking personal assistant, known as Siri. But if you don't mind Siri taking over your life -- and your iPhone -- you might be interested in this truly bizarre case that forces you to use Apple's chatty digital factotum for all your tasks.
Designed by Shapeways, the 3D iPhone case looks like something from a sci-fi horror...
Olympus: New firmware for M.Zuiko 12-50mm
Olympus has released updated firmware for the M. Zuiko Digital ED 12-50mm f/3.5-6.3 EZ zoom lens. Announced last December, the M.Zuiko 12-50mm is the company's first to include a power zoom feature, and is also weather-sealed.
There are only two change listed in the release notes for firmware version 1.1. The first is improved stabilizer performance for macro shooting...
Lightroom 4.1 release candidate squashes bugs, adds 5D III support
A new release candidate of Adobe's photographer-centric imaging application Photoshop Lightroom released today aims to squash bugs in the major release that debuted about three weeks ago. Simultaneously, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4.1 Release Candidate adds support for the Canon EOS 5D Mark III digital SLR.
Beyond the Canon 5D III support, there are six main changes noted...
The Camera Bag: Brazos Walking Stick Doubles as Photography Monopod
Here's a great product for outdoor photographers: a walking stick that doubles as a monopod with a hidden tripod mount for attaching your camera.
Called the Twisted Hickory Photo Stick -- yes, that sounds a little diabolical -- this handsome, knurled walking stick is handmade by the Texas-based Brazos company and comes in four sizes. The secret to the wooden stick is that...