This Week in the World looks at tips & tricks, photo news, product releases, and other interesting stories we stumbled across this week. Guess who’s back, back again: Kodak‘s officially emerged from bankruptcy and is back to making film stock through their new commercial printing venture. Sony officially unveiled some exciting new still and video cameras that […]
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This Week in the World looks at tips & tricks, photo news, product releases, and other interesting stories we stumbled across this week. To exit bankruptcy, Kodak is now focusing on offering commercial print services for corporate customers. David Alan Harvey interviewed our favorite Strobist for Burn. Ever seen those cool colorized versions of historical photos? This tutorial shows you […]
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This Week in the World looks at tips & tricks, photo news, product releases, and other interesting stories we stumbled across this week. Using camera technology designed to be used in telescope construction, astronomers in the UK created a “prototype device that can help detect Age-Related Macular Degeneration (otherwise known as AMD) — a common form […]
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This Week in the World looks at tips & tricks, photo news, product releases, and other interesting stories we stumbled across this week. We have Lightroom 5 in stock! New features include an Advanced Healing Brush, a Radial Gradiant tool that will help you emphasize parts of your image with more control, updated organizational tools, and much, much […]
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This Week in the World looks at tips & tricks, photo news, product releases, and other interesting stories we stumbled across this week. In case you somehow haven’t heard by now, LumoPro officially announced their new LP180 Quad-Sync Manual Flash. The Strobist says the LP180 is “rock-solid, with a near-perfect feature set for lighting photographers. It’s the […]
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This Week in the World looks at the past week’s most interesting stories out of the photo world. Fujifilm revealed their new entry-level Fujifilm X-M1, which includes their patented X-Trans CMOS sensor, a 3-inch tilting LCD screen, and the high-performance specs you should expect from Fujifilm’s X-series, all within a much smaller body that comes equipped with […]
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This Week in the World looks at the past week’s most interesting stories out of the photo world. Leica unveiled the X Vario APS-C Compact Camera. What do you think of this camera? PocketWizard released a firmware update for ControlTL that “greatly improves the performance of PocketWizard’s exclusive HyperSync feature.” (via Lighting Rumors) Check out what HyperSync […]
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This Week in the World looks at the past week’s most interesting stories out of the photo world. PhotoPills is a new app that will help you perfectly coordinate the sun or the moon in your landscape photos. It’s pretty sweet. (via The Photo Argus) Debra Bates-Lamborn is suing the city of Lansing, Kansas for labeling her photographic […]
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This Week in the World looks at the past week’s most interesting stories out of the photo world. The Chicago Sun-Times laid off its entire photography staff, switching to a freelance-only method of getting pictures for their newspaper. (via DP Review) Olympus has begun developing lenses and lens parts for Sony. Olympus has been getting sensors from Sony for […]
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This Week in the World looks at the past week’s most interesting stories out of the photo world. Two exciting new lenses were announced this week: the ridiculously fast (as in, “this lens has no business being this fast” fast) Nikon 1 32mm f/1.2 prime portrait lens for Nikon’s 1 Series of mirrorless cameras, and Canon’s new 200-400mm […]
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