Teardowns are a handy way to satisfy the urge to see what's inside expensive and prized electronics, while remaining a safe distance away and keeping warranties intact.
Behold, a teardown of the Sony 24-70mm F2.8 GM, a lens that sells for $2200. Sony's own SGNL YouTube channel does the dirty work of prying it apart for us, giving us a close-up look at the inner workings of the fast full-frame zoom.
A group of whale-watchers in Quebec recently had an unforgettable encounter with a giant whale that apparently wanted to pose for some close-up photos. What happened was captured in the 30-second video above.
Instagram just took a page from Snapchat’s book by announcing Instagram Stories, a new feature that lets you share temporary slideshows with multiple... more
In todays digital age, a budding photographer would find it hard to believe that physical mailers would be an important aspect of their marketing strategy. The reality is not only are they important but they are also essential.
The Fuji X100T is yesterdays news for most of you, I know. Mirrorless cameras represent the latest stage in the rapid evolution of the tools and technologies we use to make pictures look no further than the tantalizing new Hasselblad X1D if you need proof of where things are going.
The Fujifilm X-E2S takes everything we loved about the X-E2 and its latest firmware updates and adds... well, not much. But that doesn't mean it isn't a capable and relevant camera in today's market. With great build quality, plentiful external controls, retro styling and Fujifilm's gorgeous film simulations, the X-E2S just begs you to slap on a prime lens and go... more
Nikon has announced the Coolpix W100, a waterproof compact with SnapBridge connectivity, in select Asian and European markets. The W100 appears to be a variation of the Coolpix S33... more
It looks like Canon is working on something… different. A leaked spec sheet shows the Japanese camera giant may soon release a “W-E1” Wi-Fi adapter that fits inside your camera’s SD card slot.
