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Review: Nikon D7500, speed and capability

DP Review - 5 Jul 2017 19:11
Review: Nikon D7500, speed and capability The Nikon D7500 is a midrange APS-C DSLR that both sits below and borrows a lot from Nikon's APS-C flagship D500 including its 20.9MP sensor, high-res metering sensor (used for subject recognition) and very probably its ...
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"I've always collected old cameras, and was always very much in love with my Rolleiflex which inspired the design of the original VIDERE and in turn the 35mm VIDERE." says designer Kelly Angood about her new Kickstarter ...
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This 600mm 'Bazooka' Lens from 1955 is Rather Impressive Now here’s a lens you probably don’t want to be seen with in populated areas these days: it’s a Novoflex 600mm lens with a pistol grip, introduced in 1955 and manufactured in West Germany. Photographer Mathieu Ster...
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How to Get Noise-free Star Photos with Starry Landscape Stacker After doing an astrophotography shoot and zooming in on the stars, and you may find digital noise spoiling the scene. Removal in Lightroom can result in less color in the cosmos, but using a piece of software called Star...
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Exploding Skateboard Wheels with a 60,000 PSI Water Jet Cutter In super slow motion of course
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Motorola shows off 'DSLR' and 360° camera Moto Mods at Ghana event Motorola has big plans for Moto Mods--the company's snap-on accessories for the modular Moto Z smartphone. The company recently showcased some new Moto Mods at an event in Ghana, and according to TechDroider they include...
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As we continue our look into party and event photography kits our next stop will be talking about lightweight prime lenses. Now, prime lenses are generally not as popular in a part/event atmosphere due to many photograph...
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Pixel Peeper Can Now Figure Out the Lightroom Preset Used on a Photo Pixel Peeper is an awesome new website that can reveal the Lightroom edits that were made to JPEG files. It launched last month, and now it’s getting its first feature update. Starting today, you can now see what Ligh...
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BBC Gives Deadly Spider Assassin the Action Movie Sequence it Deserves *Cues the Mission Impossible music*
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Want to Sell Stock Photos? Here's a Comparison of Major Services Up until just recently I always scoffed at selling my work as stock photography. Let’s call it youthful arrogance. I always felt my work was worth more and should be used for more important purposes. The problem was I ...
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Arizona man arrested for flying camera drone over wildfire, impeding firefighters A C-130 Hercules drops fire retardant from a Modular Airborne Fire Fighting System near Tucson, Arizona. U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Alex Koenig Late last month, Prescott, Arizona officials announced that a drone bei...
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Portrait and commercial photographer Zack Arias spends a lot of his time travelling and shooting on location. In the 23-minute video above, Arias goes through his bag of lights and tells you exactly what is (and isn’t...
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2-bit astrophotography: Using a Game Boy Camera to shoot the moon and Jupiter Alexander Pietrow connected his 2-bit Game Boy Camera to an antique telescope to photograph the Moon and Jupiter. The craziest part? It kind of worked. If your goal is to capture photos of the Moon and Jupiter, your go-t...
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Timelapse of 4th of July Fireworks Over Los Angeles

Twisted Sifter - 5 Jul 2017 18:18
Timelapse of 4th of July Fireworks Over Los Angeles LA-based photographer Kevin Greene took this incredible timelapse of fireworks across LA (despite being technically illegal)
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Canon Unveil New Urban Art Exhibition in London

Photography Blog - 5 Jul 2017 18:00
Canon Unveil New Urban Art Exhibition in London Canon today unveiled an exciting new urban art exhibition at London's Pop Brixton as part of a Europe-wide initiative that highlights the importance of photojournalism in telling the stories that need to be told.
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Fotodiox's DLX Stretch Adapters Have Built-in Macro Extension Tubes Fotodiox has announced a great new set of lens adapters for mirrorless cameras. The Fotodiox Pro DLX Stretch adapters allow for mounting third-party lenses onto a number of major camera mounts, as well as some awesome ot...
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5 SEO Pro Tips for Your Photo Website

PetaPixel - 5 Jul 2017 17:30
5 SEO Pro Tips for Your Photo Website Whether you're just starting your photography career or have years of experience, being found in search engines is critical to accomplishing your goals. In this post, we’ll be sharing 5 helpful SEO tips that can help y...
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Irix Edge Filters

Photography Blog - 5 Jul 2017 17:00
Irix Edge Filters TH Swiss have announced the official launch of their Irix Edge series of screw-in filters, including UV & Protector, Circular Polariser and ND filters with various densities.
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Zorki Photo launches its first film: Zorki Photo Mono 100 ISO black-and-white Zorki Photo has announced the upcoming launch of its first film product: Zorki Photo Mono. This 100 ISO black-and-white negative film offers a 'biting contrast and a traditional grain structure' for a 'classic' film appe...
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Society of International Nature and Wildlife Photographers announces competition winners Michelle Howell / SINWP The Society of International Nature and Wildlife Photographers (SINWP) has announced the winners of its Creatures Great and Small Photography Competition. The overall winning image was taken by Mi...
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Fujifilm to Bring In-Body Stabilization to X Series, Report Says Fujifilm is reportedly working on bringing in-body image stabilization to its X Series cameras, something the company had previously said wouldn’t be possible and or/practical with its XF-mount lenses. In February 2016...
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FAA may develop a remote drone identification system for law enforcement Despite present drone regulations in the US, identifying the operator of any given drone in the sky is nearly impossible, making it difficult for law enforcement to deal with drones that are being misused. To address thi...
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