Monday, 27 January 2014

Clean a Lens With Vodka + 354 More Photo Secrets

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Thursday, 23 January 2014

Winners' Gallery: 20th Annual Readers' Contest

 
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January 23, 2014
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Landscapes, portraits, action, wildlife, architecture, and still lives: our readers master them all
Great photos can come from anywhere, at any time. This year, our editors chose from an astoundingly diverse group of entries. On sport’s largest stages, in Europe’s historic cities, and even at a studio shoot in a spare bedroom, you made beautiful images. The latest competition proves yet again that anyone can make great pictures; next year, maybe you’ll be a winner.

Photographer Alex Heinrichs uses the elements to his advantage to produce killer high-key portraits
A step in the right direction for ISO performance in medium format digital cameras
Koichi Wakata has a custom method for making zero-gravity light paintings


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The 30 Most Important Digital Cameras

Kodak/AP NC2000, 1994

Kodak collaborated with the Associated Press to create a digital SLR that met the needs of photojournalists. Based on a Nikon N90 body, the 1.3-megapixel camera had removable memory cards and enough sensitivity (ISO 1600!) to shoot in available light. The Vancouver Sun became the world’s first newspaper to convert to all-digital photography with theses cameras. Price: $17,950, but discounted to $16,950 for AP members.

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Wednesday, 22 January 2014

New Issue Available - Download Now!

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The February 2014 Issue is now available!
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How to capture the vibrant music scene of Nashville
STARRY EYES
3 ways to shoot stars
D.I.Y. PHOTO STUDIO
8 affordable tools you can make yourself
DSLR TEST
NIKON D5300 review
LENS TEST
Sigma 24-105mm f/4 DG OS HSM: Stabilized constant aperture, and sharp
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Thursday, 16 January 2014

Canon Lens Test: How Good Is the 24-70mm F/2.8L II?

 
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January 16, 2014
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Canon's standard flagship zoom comes on strong
Surprisingly, given the significant increase in upmarket glass, our sharpness tests found slight softening at 50mm and 70mm compared with the earlier version of this lens. 

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Apple QuickTake 100, 1994

Generally believed to be the first consumer (that is, under $1,000) camera to take color images on a single sensor, the QuickTake, designed by Kodak and manufactured by Chinon in Japan, captured at VGA resolution. It represented the first foray by Apple into photography, and you know where that went.

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