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Location American Photography News for 19 July 2017
To add a bit of extra sparkle to your photographic hobby, consider channelling your inner 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and picking up this Underwater 8x10 camera system off of eBay. Yes, that's right--you'd be shooting 8...
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The Bonfoton Lens Helps Turn a Room Into a Giant Camera Obscura The new Bonfoton Camera Obscura Room Lens is a small lens that helps project the outdoors indoors, turning any room into a giant camera obscura. It uses the camera obscura phenomenon, in which a bright scene will project...
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Jason Yang Breaks Down Half a Cow and Explains Every Cut of Meat in the Process The knife skills in this video are incredible
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Layered Landscapes by Nobuhiro Nakanishi

Twisted Sifter - 19 Jul 2017 21:56
Layered Landscapes by Nobuhiro Nakanishi In an ongoing series entitled "Layer Drawings" Nobuhiro photographs a landscape over a period of time and then mounts a selection of the images onto acrylic
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Don't Buy the Sigma 14mm f/1.8 for Astrophotography: How to Get Better Photos for Less Money I’ve seen a lot of posts and comments raving about how f/1.8 on a 14mm lens is revolutionary for anyone wanting to shoot astrophotography. Yes, having a larger aperture will collect more light, but you’re still limit...
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If you're one of those people who's been awoken in the middle of the night by a photo falling off of your wall, you may want to consider what SwapSnap is trying to offer. Essentially, they're a photo printing company tha...
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This $31 lens will turn any room into a camera obscura Turning a room into a camera obscura is as easy as blacking out the room and poking a pinhole into one of the window covers. But if you want to take your camera obscura game to brighter, more colorful heights, the Bonfot...
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Lightroom CC 2015.12 arrives with bug fixes, new camera and lens support Adobe has just launched Lightroom 2015.12, adding support for new lenses and cameras, including the Canon EOS 6D Mark II, Nikon D7500, and Leica TL2. The update also fixes several bugs, including a problem with missing i...
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How to Make Camera Case Dividers for Less Than $13 I’m as interested in an “easy life” as much as the next person, so if somebody else has already done the hard work of making a product for me, and I can purchase it for a reasonable price, I’m all over it. After ...
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Photographer sues Procter & Gamble for $75M over copyright violations Mega-company Procter & Gamble is being sued by Cincinnati-based photographer Annette Navarro, who alleges that P&G used some of her photographs beyond the time frame and region for which she was paid. The company alleged...
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3 Ways to Find Clients While You Sleep

PetaPixel - 19 Jul 2017 18:50
Being a great photographer is only one part of turning it in to a full-time job. You'll also need some business chops, and these 3 tips from photographer Moshe Zusman will give you some ideas on how automate client acqui...
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Your Photos May Have Colors Screens Can't Display Did you know that some colors in the world are too intense for an average consumer computer screen to display? In this 3-minute video by Tom Scott, see how one really intense pink is just too pink for your screen. Meetin...
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Snapchat's camera-toting Spectacles are now available on Amazon Snap, the company behind Snapchat, has launched its wearable camera Spectacles on Amazon. The glasses, which were previously only available through a physical vending machine that kept changing locations, and later throu...
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Scammers are using Facebook Marketplace and Venmo to steal camera gear Following multiple instances of camera store burglaries earlier this year, a new report from The Verge sheds light on an ongoing scam that uses Facebook Marketplace and payment system Venmo to steal camera gear from unsu...
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How To Choose Your First Good Point and Shoot Camera

The Phoblographer - 19 Jul 2017 18:00
How To Choose Your First Good Point and Shoot Camera Point and Shoot cameras, once a staple of the middle-class family, has now largely been replaced with high-quality smartphone-based cameras. But there is still a good portion of the population who likes to have a standal...
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You Can Now Buy Snapchat Spectacles Directly on Amazon Snap Inc's experimental foray into wearables may not have had much of a financial impact for the struggling company, but they did create some buzz with their pop-up 'Snapbot' vending machines. Now they've made their Spec...
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Photographer duo reinvents Emil Busch's 1910 Glaukar portrait lens on Kickstarter A pair of photographers from Germany are trying to bring the Emil Busch Glaukar 3.1 portrait lens from 1910 back to life. A portrait lens from 1910 might be coming back to life if two photographers from Germany succeed i...
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Google Glass makes a return as a tool for the enterprise After the initial media buzz, it has been very around Google Glass for a while now. But Alphabet X, Google's "moonshot" division, has just unveiled an update to the original smart glasses. The new version is called Googl...
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If You've Never Seen a Military Police Dog in Action Check Out this Training Demo A military police dog shows off its amazing crowd control/tactical CQB (close quarter battle) skills
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Why I Burned My Own Property and How I Photographed It I was committed to burning my property. I know this sounds a bit crazy but we're talking about a prescribed burn. My wife researched programs in our area for homeowners to reduce fire hazard. In our area the firefighters...
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JPEGmini Pro can now handle 128MP files, perfect for medium format users JPEGmini Pro took this 52MB Hasselblad H5D-100c file and compressed it down to just 15MB in seconds. JPEGmini--the image compression program that purports to decrease JPEG size by up to 80% without any perceptible loss i...
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Camera Drones Sound More Annoying Than Any Vehicle, NASA Finds Hate the high-pitched buzzing of camera drones? You’re not alone. A new study published by NASA has found that people find drone founds more annoying than any ground vehicle, even when the sounds are heard at the same ...
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