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The Sterile Look: The Problems with Camera Lenses Being Too Good When you look at camera lenses made for photographers, we can all say that they've arguably become better and better. Lenses today are sharper than they've ever been, more contrasty, able to keep lens flare down, and abl...
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8 Tips for Leaving a Light Footprint as a Travel Photographer "Take only photos, leave nothing but footprints." We’ve probably all heard the saying, but what does it mean? Basically ‘take only photos, leave nothing but footprints’ means to make as little impact on an environm...
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Infographic: Choosing The Right Image Size

The Phoblographer - 26 Oct 2016 19:49
Infographic: Choosing The Right Image Size Choosing the right image size for the corresponding purpose of how the photograph is used is crucial to optimize image quality. For example, for large printing purposes you may need to provide the highest resolution poss...
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15 High-Res Photos That Will Give You a New Perspective on Earth The world looks different from above
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World Press Photo to Debut New Photo Contest With No Rules The prestigious World Press Photo contest has been tarnished in recent years by findings of inappropriate staging and digital manipulation of photos. So, the organizers have come up with a solution: there will soon be a ...
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Photographer Invites Black Metal Band to Join Romantic Engagement Shoot “When you run into a black metal band in the woods during your Engagement Session,” writes photographer Janet Wheeland, “you ask them to join in!!” And that’s exactly what she did, striking viral gold in the pr...
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'Afghan Girl' Goes from Nat Geo Cover to Police Mugshot The woman known as “Afghan Girl” has been arrested in Pakistan for using a fake identity card and living in the country illegally. 46-year-old Sharbat Gulla (also known as Sharbat Bibi) became internationally famous ...
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Microsoft Updates Surface Book with Twice the Graphics Power The big story from Microsoft’s Windows 10 event today was definitely the Surface Studio (
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Cheap Photo: Sweet Olympus, Canon and Fujifilm Savings

The Phoblographer - 26 Oct 2016 20:50
Cheap Photo: Sweet Olympus, Canon and Fujifilm Savings If you are in the market for a budget flash option, the Altura N1001 noted below is a great deal right now at 50% off. Also, Canon's G7X is an incredible compact point and shoot option for those who can't splurge on a RX...
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Microsoft's New Surface Studio PC is a Creative Dream, Wants to Kill the iMac The iMac with its beautiful 27-inch high-res screen and minimal design has long been a favorite of many creatives--if not for their studio, then as their home computer. Microsoft’s innovative, beautiful new Surface Stu...
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These Star Wars Artworks Were Made by Photographing Action Figures French freelance photographer and graphic designer Sebastien Del Grosso has created a series of beautiful artworks based on the Star Wars universe. It might not look like it, but photography played a big role in the proj...
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Google acknowledges lens flare issue on Pixel camera, promises software fix Since the Google Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones have become available for purchase, there have been several reports about the camera of the devices, despite stellar scores in the DxOMark ranking, being very prone to lens...
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Google Pixel Has a Lens Flare Problem, Software Fix Coming Google says its new Pixel smartphone has the best smartphone camera ever made, but it looks like the company still has some issues to work out. Pixel owners are reporting that the camera sometimes captures annoying lens ...
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Let This Master Woodworker Making Traditional Japanese Marquetry Soothe Your Soul Explore the beautiful, handcrafted art of traditional Japanese marquetry ("Yosegi-zaiku")
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How I Made a DIY Universal Tripod L-Bracket for Under $5 So what is a “Universal Tripod L-Bracket”? Well, I’m not sure, because I couldn’t find another on the market quite like it. Some tripod manufacturers make L-brackets specific to their own tripod, but I found noth...
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Pics from an Old Soviet Camera I Got at a London Flea Market for £4 Several years ago, I bought an old Soviet camera that I found in a London flea market. It cost me £4, so every time I put a roll of film in the camera, it multiplies its cost. The Zenit E is one of the Soviet Union's mo...
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BenQ PV270 Review

Photography Blog - 26 Oct 2016 18:00
BenQ PV270 Review The BenQ PV270 is a 27-inch monitor designed for photographers and videographers - read our in-depth BenQ PV270 review to find out if it can satisfy the needs of both users... Read the review »
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There’s hopelessness in Dondi Tawatao’s eyes. The photographer, once a feature photographer in Manila, now spends his nights photographing corpses--documenting the victims of Filipino President Rodrigo Duerte’s rut...
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A Rare 1967 TV Interview with Victor Hasselblad

PetaPixel - 26 Oct 2016 16:55
A Rare 1967 TV Interview with Victor Hasselblad Back in 1967, Swedish National Television was granted a rare interview with Hasselblad founder Victor Hasselblad at his sea-side home in Sweden. In the 30-minute segment above, Hasselblad talks about everything from desi...
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These Guys Turned Their Mountain Bikes Into Tron Light Cycles Great riding + awesome cinematography + sweet VFX = This
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'It's about sharing your beautiful experience': Nikon Photokina interview Photokina 2016 gave us a chance to speak to Nikon about the models it's showing, where the market is going and the challenges it faces. It was a relatively quiet show for Nikon, with three KeyMission lifestyle cameras ta...
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Are You Actually Focusing Your Lens Out to Infinity?

The Phoblographer - 26 Oct 2016 12:02
Are You Actually Focusing Your Lens Out to Infinity? Crazy tip: do you know that your lens can actually focus out past infinity? Lots of photographers don't know this and instead believe that when you focus your lens out past the furthest area, you're at infinity. Instead,...
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