Canon uses a red ring on its L series lenses to signify quality. Leica just turned an entire lens red. It just unveiled a new limited edition version of the APO-Summicron-M 50 mm f/2 ASPH, the first ever Leica lens to come in a red finish.
“The worlds sharpest standard lens will be available in a special edition red anodized finish,” Leica says.
Each lens will also come with a matching red... more
If Lensbaby's dreamy signature look is eye candy, then the Trio 28 is its Neapolitan ice cream. Designed for mirrorless cameras, it puts three creative lenses in one place, offering the creative effects of the company's Twist, Velvet and Sweet optics. Rotating the lens switches between the effects, so there's no need to swap lenses or optics, but it does mean you're stuck with a... more
Last night, talented photographer and MIT researcher Andrea Fanelli went out to capture the epic supermoon we’re currently experiencing, only to arrive at his... more
We’ve all seen photographs before of light trails through various forms of light paintingcars passing by, flashlights, pixelsticks, wool spinning, etc. But have you ever seen someone use fire inside a gym to create light trails?
That’s the idea behind my latest shoot.
My gear used for this shoot
Nikon D810, Sigma 24mm 1.8
(2) Interfit S1’s with full stop CTO gel, along with Interfit’s remote trigger
If you’re a wildlife photographer, always aiming for more reach without sacrificing sharpness or shutter speed, this is a question you’ve probably asked yourself: Is it better to use a full-frame camera with a teleconverter, or switch to a crop sensor camera instead? Photographer... more
Tonight's supermoon will be the largest in decades, appearing 7% larger than your typical full moon. While photographers around the world are making a game plan to capture the drama, Twitter user Alex Duggan has found another, simpler solution. Step one: secure a tortilla. Step two: apply it to the nearest window for instant supermoon.
Couldn't see the supermoon so just stuck a tortilla wrap on the window.. same effect... more
Unless you’ve been on an Internet fast for the past week, you’ve probably seen this incredible clip from the upcoming BBC nature documentary Planet Earth II. The harrowing... more
While playing baseball at the age of 21, an ill-advised slide into third base cost Loren Worthington the use of his limbs. 30 years later, he’s now a talented sports photographer whose work earned him a... more
