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Location American Photography News for 2 August 2021
Lee Filters Unveils System Specifically for the Nikon Z 14-24mm f/2.8 Lee Filters has announced a new LEE100 holder designed specifically for the Nikon NIKKOR Z 14-24mm f/2.8 S ultra-wide zoom lens. The new LEE100 for the Nikon mirrorless 14-24mm lens is larger than the standard holders fo...
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PhotoPlus Launches Learning Lens, A Free Online Educational Resource PhotoPlus has launched Learning Lens, a new online platform that will play host to educational resources for photographers. The company says that it plans to cover anything and everything photographers could possibly wan...
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H&Y's REVORING Black Mist Filter Provide Vintage Look, Fit Any Lens Hong Kong-based company H&Y has announced a new series of Black Mist Filters designed to work with the existing variable “REVORING” and magnetic clip-on filter systems. The REVORING system, announced in July of 2020 ...
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Sony Officially Warns That Lasers Can Damage its Cameras' Sensors Sony has published an official warning on its website that states that it is aware that lasers can cause damage to its cameras’ image sensors. While this information is probably not news to most, Sony notably has final...
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H&Y Filters announces Revoring Black Mist filter that fits almost any lens without step-up rings H&Y Filters has announced the launch of a new series of Black Mist filters that aim to solve the issue of step-up rings and adapters. The H&Y Revoring series launched last year with a VND + CPL combination filter and has...
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Valley by Barner is a Modular, Easy-Access Bag for Casual Photographers For the everyday photographer who also likes to travel, Barner has designed a modular backpack solution that can be transformed to hold a casual amount of gear and everyday tech as well as lifestyle necessities. Although...
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Gallery: Photos of Sony's 2020 Tokyo Olympics service center -- a1 bodies, GM glass and more Sony's 2020 Tokyo Olympics service center Photo by Dave Holland, used with permission. We've already had an inside look at Canon and Nikon's service centers inside the Main Press Centre the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, but they'...
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Google Pixel 6 Unveiled Unceremoniously in the Online Store In what appears to be a strangely quiet reveal, Google has listed its new Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro smartphones on the Google Store with zero pomp and circumstance. In early May, a rumor published by Jon Prosser alleged th...
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Real-Life SpongeBob and Patrick Captured by Deep-Sea Camera Here’s an under-the-sea wildlife photo that may be of particular interest if you’re a fan of the hit animated TV series SpongeBob SquarePants. A research vessel has captured SpongeBob and Patrick look-alikes at the b...
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Vivo Designed a Pop-Up Multi-Zoom Telescoping Smartphone Camera Chinese smartphone manufacturer Vivo has recently published schematics for a pyramid-like smartphone camera design that stacks multiple lenses on top of each other in a unique telescoping camera mechanism. According to d...
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Lenses Don't Cause Perspective Distortion and 'Lens Compression' The focal length of lenses doesn’t cause perspective distortion, which is often explained as “lens compression.” Period. Now before you call me crazy and dismiss whatever I have to say, I'd like to invite you to ta...
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The name Angenieux means a lot for us photographers that have been around for a long time. They've arguably made some of the most beautiful lenses in history. You typically hear about them concerning the cinema industry ...
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Some Governments Stole Journalists' Photos in Attempts to Silence Them A group of women journalists and activists have shown how and why, in an attempt to intimidate and silence them, authoritarian governments hacked into their phones, stole their private photos, and posted them on social m...
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8 Tips for Shooting Street Portraits of Strangers An often overlooked aspect of street photography is creating street portraits. It is a wonderful way to connect with people, to learn about an area, to hear stories, and to create interesting photographs. When taking a c...
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Exclusive: Olympics photo editor confirms Canon's EOS R3 has a 24MP sensor After speaking with with a photo editor who manages images captured by photographers at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, DPReview can confirm the maximum resolution of files coming straight out of Canon EOS R3 cameras being...
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Razer Blade 15 Advanced Review: Powerhouse performance, premium design The Razer Blade 15 Advanced is a powerful photo and video editing machine with a premium design and a premium price tag to match. All product photography by DL Cade. Razer products - with their glowing green snake logo a...
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Beautiful, Sharp, And A Bit Boring. Sigma 35mm F1.4 Review

The Phoblographer - 2 Aug 2021 12:00
I remember when Sigma debuted their Art series of lenses to the world some odd years ago. One of my dearest friends rented the 35mm for Canon and invited me to come play with it. I quickly made him laugh and snapped his ...
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In a world where the quest for technical perfection has led to clinical staleness, the Mitakon Speedmaster 65mm f1.4 lens is a breath of fresh air. It arrived on my doorstep in a small, unassuming brown box. Inside was a...
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Where is the Real Fujifilm Sports Camera? And Lenses Too?

The Phoblographer - 2 Aug 2021 00:00
Fujifilm has done a fantastic job with photojournalism, street photography, landscapes, documentary, and portraiture. But where is the real Fujifilm sports camera? The Fujifilm XT4 is a fantastic camera for sure. Fujifil...
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