Thursday, 16 April 2015

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Camera Test: Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II

The Olympus ILC gets a splashy update

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The 3D Robotics Drone Shoots Better Aerial Video Automatically

A new drone tries to lessen the learning curve with shooting aerial footage

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Enter This Month's Photo Contests: April 2015

We're switching things up a little for this month's photo contests

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Hands On: Olympus Tough TG-4

Our initial thoughts on shooting with this new rugged compact camera

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Transitions Must See Moments Photo Contest: 2015

Enter for a chance to win a Mentor Series Photography Adventure!

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Manfrotto’s Digital Director Turns Your iPad Into a Massive Viewfinder and Remotet

This sounds like a game changer for DSLR video shooters

Wedding Photographer Accused of Overcharging Sues Clients for Defamation

A wedding photographer strikes back with a lawsuit

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Wednesday, 8 April 2015

Check Out The Best Reader Photos of the Month. Plus: Canon's New Camera

Check Out The Best Reader Photos of the Month. Plus: Canon's New Camera

Check Out The Best Reader Photos of the Month. Plus: Canon's New Camera

 
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April 8, 2015
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This month's collection of amazing work from our readers
This month's collection of photos represents the usual breadth of genres we've come to expect from dramatic landscapes to light-hearted portraits. The connecting thread is that every single one of them was shot and submitted by one of our talented readers.

The latest monitor calibration system from Spyder has a lot to offer
Canon's unique-looking camera shoots 4K video and 12-megapixel stills


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Photo Glossary: Cinemagraph

This relatively recent type of photograph combines still and video in a single image. Often published as animated GIFs, they are viewable on digital displays and are growing in popularity in advertising and across social media sites. Typically, only a small portion of the otherwise still image shows movement. Cinemagraphs are produced by shooting still and video of the same scene and then layering the two files in a Photoshop plug-in. A mask is applied to the stack, allowing a section of the video to show through the otherwise still image. Among the most popular plug-ins is Cinemagraph Pro by Flixel.




 
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Thursday, 2 April 2015

Check Out Nikon's Newest Camera: The J5

Check Out Nikon's Newest Camera: The J5

Check Out Nikon's Newest Camera: The J5

 
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April 2, 2015
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The Pentax 67 has a big wooden handle and one of the best shutter sounds in the history of cameras
Peter Hurley is one of the most renowned headshot photographers in the world and he typically spends his time shooting with a medium format digital camera or a SLR. However, when we asked him to pull out his favorite camera, he went digging in his studio for a true classic: The Pentax 67.

Marisa Scheinfeld documents the deterioration of her childhood vacation destination
Let's get this and go shooting


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Throwback Thursday   Camera Facts

In March 1955, when Popular Photography announced the arrival of the Nikon S2, the editors of the time called it the first serious challenge to Leica’s status as the supreme professional 35mm rangefinder. Among its desirable features: a 1:1 life-size viewfinder, a rapid advance lever, and superb Nikkor lenses all at a price approximately a third less than the Leica M3.




 
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