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A Bag That Loves the Great Wide Open: WANDRD FERNWEH Review

The Phoblographer - 17 Jun 2020 17:00
WANDRD has been innovating in the bag space since it hit the scene with its first Kickstarter campaign, and the company is continuing to forge ahead with new bags that have unique designs and even more unique names. The ...
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"I often pinch myself and look around with the eyes of a child marveling at the organized chaos around me," says Nina Welch-Kling, as she talks about her love for street photography. She recently won our street photograp...
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Confirmed: Olympus Officially Pulls Out of PhotoPlus 2020 The PhotoPlus Expo in New York City won’t take place until late October, but companies are already deciding whether or not to commit to going. First up: Olympus, who has officially pulled out of this year’s show beca...
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These are the Winners of NASA's Own 'Photographer of the Year' Contest NASA photographers don’t get a lot of love. Since they work for a government agency, their images are released into the public domain and are often only credited as “Photo by NASA.” The agency’s internal Photogra...
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NiSi Unveils Its First Macro Focusing Rail for Precise Focus Stacking Cinema lens and filter maker NiSi continues its expansion into strange product categories. This time, the company has released its first macro focusing rail: a competitively-priced addition to the market that gives macro...
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Cambridge Uploads Powerful Archive of Photos by Jewish Doctor Exiled by Hitler The Cambridge Digital Library recently uploaded a powerful collection of images captured by Albert Eckstein in the 1930s. Eckstein, a German Jewish doctor, was exiled by Hitler and the Nazi party in 1935 and he chose to ...
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Robot 'Spy Pig' Camera Destroyed by Territorial Komodo Dragons The BBC/PBS show “Spy in the Wild” continues to be a never-ending source of robot camera hijinks. This time, a ‘spy pig’ robot ended up on the wrong side of a some territorial male Komodo dragons who didn’t tak...
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Nikon USA Reopens Repair Facilities for Mail-In Service As states around the country begin the process of re-opening after COVID lockdown, Nikon USA has officially re-opened its service facilities. Service centers are still closed for walk-in service, but if your camera needs...
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New owners completely redesign Mk ll Meyer Optik Gӧrlitz Trioplan 100 'soap bubble' lens The new owners of the Meyer Optik Gӧrlitz lens brand say they've completely redesigned the optical designs and much of the mechanics of the Trioplan 100mm f2.8 lens so it produces better resolution and contrast while co...
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This 'DeepFaceDrawing' AI Turns Simple Sketches Into Portrait Photos Researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences have created a deep learning algorithm that can turn rudimentary “freehand sketches” into hyper-realistic photographs that are nearly indistinguishable from real-life po...
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Photographers on Facing Up to Mental Health in a Pandemic For someone like myself, who suffers from quite bad anxiety during normal times, it's safe to say facing potentially a whole calendar year of no work or income isn't exactly a great tonic for one's mental health. I have ...
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O-Film demonstrates smartphone camera module with 85-170mm equivalent optical zoom The zoom performance of smartphone cameras has improved dramatically in the last couple of years or but still lags behind conventional cameras, despite dedicated tele lenses pretty much being the norm on high-end smartph...
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Kiano Lets You Visually Explore All the Photos on Your Mac or iPhone If you enjoy novel ways of browsing through huge collections of photos, check out Kiano. It’s a new app for Mac and iOS that lets you visually navigate through all the photos in your photos library. Photos are organize...
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Panasonic Lumix S 20-60mm F3.5-5.6 Review

Photography Blog - 17 Jun 2020 13:30
The brand new Lumix S 20-60mm F3.5-5.6 is the smallest and lightest lens available for Panasonic's range of full-frame mirrorless cameras, the S1, S1R and S1H. Is this affordable all-purpose zoom perfect for both photogr...
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For many travel and landscape photographers, all the wanderlust-inducing destinations that await not only make the promise of great photos but also epic adventures. The latest in our list of outstanding works that prove ...
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The new Jollylook Auto has recently been released and already fully funded on Kickstarter. However, some of the backers of the first campaign who are yet to receive theirs must be wondering what the original Jollylook ha...
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