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Location American Photography News for 28 May 2024
Wedding Photographer is Filmed Eating Alone in a Cupboard A wedding photographer filmed himself eating dinner in a cupboard alone to show that his job isn't always glamorous.
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Yes, It's Technically Possible To Drill A Hole Through The Earth Nightmares are going to be the norm for anyone trying to tunnel through the intense pressure and heat bubbling under there.
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The Largest Mammal To Ever Walk The Earth Was A Massive Rhino That Was 24 Feet Long And Weighed 17 Tons These numbers are estimates based on a partially reconstructed skeleton
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Their Neighbor Wouldn't Move the Fence That Took Up Part Of Their Property, So They Hired a Surveyor To Prove Her Wrong Sounds like that neighbor really messed up.
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They Gave A Neighbor Parking In Their Spot Many Warnings, Then Had The Car Towed. Now She Says She Can't Afford To Get It Back. Don't take other people's parking spaces!
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Panasonic Reacts to Controversy Concerning its Lumix S9 Event Panasonic is facing significant criticism concerning its recent Lumix S9 event in Osaka, Japan. The company hosted a live stream today and addressed the controversy, at least in general terms.
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A Seller Backed Out Of A Deal, Leaving The Buyer In The Lurch. So He Got Revenge By Wasting His Time On Purpose How to out-sleaze a sleazy seller
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Panasonic Used Stock Photos in its Japanese Lumix S9 Marketing When companies announce and market new cameras, they include sample images. By default, most people would believe these photos are from the latest product, and often, they are. But not always. Panasonic reportedly found ...
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How Did We Find Out How High A Bird Can Really Fly? A Rüppell's Vulture Once Ran Into A Commercial Aircraft. The highest confirmed altitude was a Rüppell's vulture that ran into a commercial aircraft at 37,000 feet.
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Tourists Are Poking Holes in the Screen Erected to Block Photos of Mount Fuji Tourists have been poking camera lens-sized holes in a black screen erected to obstruct a popular view of Mount Fuji in Japan.
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'How am I supposed to sleep tonight?' - Employee Left Panicking After Her Entire Company Receives A Menacing Email From Her Boss "I'm pretty sure I can't even qualify for unemployment."
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Why Some Images Are More Memorable than Others

PetaPixel - 28 May 2024 20:20
Why Some Images Are More Memorable than Others A new study from researchers at Yale University helps demystify why some images stick out in people's memories more than others.
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HOA Rules Forbid Homeowners From Having Fences, So Her Sweet Uncle Gets Revenge By Replacing It With The Most Annoying Thing Possible Revenge is sweet -- and in this case, noisy.
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Profoto's First Cinema Light is the 'Mono-LED' L1600D That Doesn't Have a Ballast A month after promising lights and modifiers designed for video, Profoto has already delivered in the form of the Profoto L1600D Mono-LED.
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Instagram Photos Are Being Labeled 'Made With AI' When They're Not Instagram's newly-launched "Made with AI" labels are creating confusion as photographers and content creators are finding their posts slapped with the tags despite using minimal editing or apparently not using AI at all....
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Lens Maker Sirui Officially Joins Micro Four Thirds System Panasonic and Olympus -- now OM System -- jointly announced the Micro Four Thirds System standard in 2008. Since then, it has grown to more than 60 members, and it's still growing. Lensmaker Guangdong Sirui Optical Co., ...
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Sigma CEO talks market trends, the challenge of innovation and the future for APS-C Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki Photo: Richard Butler "All camera and lens manufacturers have to be innovative," says Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki, but "technology competition among manufacturers may not always be beneficial to custo...
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Sick Employee Was Going To Get Fired If She Missed Any More Work, So She Maliciously Complied And Vomited All Over Her Boss Please seek work with a manager who will treat you better.
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Employee Was Tasked With Automating A System, But They Discovered The Project Was Enabling An Affair So They Exposed It All Automation is here to stay, but her coworker was not.
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'The prices are on the menu!' - Frustrated Server Tells People To Look At The Cost Of What They're Ordering Instead Of Freaking Out When They Get The Bill Get your money up not your funny up!
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Godox Joins the Portable LED Fray with its New $199 ML100 Bi Light Godox announced a new portable continuous LED, the ML100 Bi. The bi-color light has an adjustable color temperature ranging from 2,800 to 6,500K, and Godox promises high output when used with the included reflector.
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Fujinon GF 500mm f/5.6 LM WR OIS Review: Medium Format Wildlife? Yup. "Medium Format cameras can't shoot sports, action, and wildlife," they said. Well, maybe now they can.
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