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Twitter is Testing Full-Size Images in Feeds on iOS and Android Twitter has announced that it is testing full-size images as previews in feeds for select iOS and Android users. This shift would make it so images aren’t automatically cropped to a tight, landscape-oriented version on...
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Top Nat Geo Photographers Targeted by $100,000 Fake Check Scam A number of well-known National Geographic photographers have been targeted by an elaborate, high-value scam that involves an invitation to a fake event hosted by a women’s charity that doesn’t actually exist. The ph...
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May This Brief Musical Interlude Find You Well Today

Twisted Sifter - 10 Mar 2021 22:43
May This Brief Musical Interlude Find You Well Today Enjoy this lovely fingerstyle guitar rendition of Coldplay's "Paradise" by AcousticTrench
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Adobe releases Photoshop for M1 Macs and introduces Super Resolution in ACR Adobe has announced that a new version of Photoshop is now available, allowing the popular photo editing software to run natively on Macs with Apple's M1 chip. This news comes nearly five months after Adobe announced tha...
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The Little Camera That Can: Pocketing the Fuji X70 I bought a used Fujifilm X70 online last year during the UK lockdown. For quite a while I'd been wanting a camera that I could pocket. No case, no fluff, just pocket. The criteria was that simple. Such a camera would be ...
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This Woman Just Shared Her 2016 Encounter with Alex Trebek and It's Wonderful It's easy to see why he was so beloved and why he is so dearly missed
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Facebook Targets Emerging Markets with Launch of Instagram Lite Instagram Lite is a less data-intensive, smaller Android-only version of Facebook’s popular application and is going live in 170 countries as part of the social media giant’s push into emerging markets. Instagram Lit...
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How to Fake a Drone Shot in a 'No Drone Zone'

PetaPixel - 10 Mar 2021 20:21
How to Fake a Drone Shot in a 'No Drone Zone' There are many places where drones are banned and many laws restricting how, when, and where you can fly, but what if you absolutely must capture some drone shots in one of these off-limits locations? Well, you can just ...
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FPV (first-person view) drones have been typically only used by racing and acrobatics circles, but this video from filmmaker and drone pilot Jay Christensen of the Minnesota-based Rally Studios shows the incredible possi...
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Apple is Cutting iPhone Mini Production By 20%: Report As much as folks seem to like to talk about desiring a smaller phone, it appears that actual buying habits argue otherwise. Apple is slashing its iPhone Mini production by 20% this year according to a report from Nikkei ...
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Tracking shots are difficult to pull off. Single takes, such as the nightclub entrance from the movie 'Goodfellas,' are legendary for a reason. Add in the skill set needed to maneuver an FPV drone through tight spaces, a...
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My Considerations Photographing the Military in Washington DC While on assignment in Washington, D.C. in late January earlier this year, I had to think very carefully about the situation I was documenting. The events around the Inauguration of Joe Biden had swung the global spotlig...
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DPReview TV: Our favorite $1000 camera kits

DP Review - 10 Mar 2021 17:00
One of the most common questions Chris and Jordan get from viewers is, "What camera would you buy under $1000?" This week, they shop with their own money and give us the answers. The results may surprise you. Subscribe t...
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Real-World Test: Photoshop for Apple Silicon is Really, Really Fast Earlier today, Adobe finally released the full-blown non-Beta version of Photoshop for Apple Silicon, and we got a chance to test it out. I won’t beat around the bush: the benchmarks are really impressive, matching or ...
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Adobe Unveils Photoshop for Apple Silicon and 'Super Resolution' for ACR Adobe has shipped the first version of Photoshop that can run natively on Macs equipped with Apple Silicon and also has announced a new feature for Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) called “Super Resolution” that is available t...
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I'm Dreaming of an Innovative Fujifilm GFX 100R Camera

The Phoblographer - 10 Mar 2021 13:00
Rangefinder-style camera bodies are the best. The SLR style is way too prevalent. They all start to feel the same after a while. But Fujifilm's rangefinder-style camera bodies have always appealed to me. So with the Fuji...
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The Nikon Z9 has just been unveiled, a new flagship 35mm full-frame mirrorless camera that will sit above the Z7 II and Z6 II in Nikon's Z-series range. The professional level Z9 will feature the Z-mount and have a newly...
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This Bowling Alley Fly Through is One of Coolest Drone Sequences You'll See An unbelievable, one-shot take by Jay Christensen
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Matt Yessian Is Passionate About Being Family Documentarian

The Phoblographer - 10 Mar 2021 07:00
"The earliest memory of the medium was from my grandfather," passionate photographer Matt Yessian tells us. "He shot with a Canon AE-1 and let me play around with it (I still have it!). He took a lot of pictures and woul...
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Nikon Announces Development of the Z9 Full-Frame Flagship Camera Nikon has announced an “unprecedented imaging experience” by revealing it is developing the Z9 full-frame flagship mirrorless camera. The camera will feature a newly-developed FX-format stacked CMOS sensor, a new pro...
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It's official: Nikon announces development of flagship mirrorless Z9 Following confirmation last week that it was working on a professional mirrorless Z-series camera, Nikon has officially announced the development of the Z9. Scheduled for release some time this year, the Z9 will use a 'n...
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The 35mm Lens Renaissance Is Upon Us, and It's Wonderful!

The Phoblographer - 10 Mar 2021 01:00
There's a sad and unfortunate problem with the lens world. Typically when camera systems and reviewers want something, they need it ASAP. But the camera and lens world is often a few years behind. They're adapting to con...
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