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Today’s Apple keynote is one of the longest we’ve ever seen, packed full of announcements that just keep on coming. First there were the new iMacs, then the iMac Pro, then... more

Apple’s big announcements of the day are mostly hardware focusednew iMacs, and that crazy powerful iMac Pro. But the Cupertino-based company also previewed the next version of its mobile operating system, iOS 11, complete with... more

At its WWDC 2017 developer conference, Apple has launched a new iPad Pro model with a 10.5" Retina display to replace the previous 9.7" version. While the display is approximately 20% larger the 10.5" version retains the old iPad Pro's dimensions and one pound weight. This has been achieved by reducing the display bezels by nearly 40%. The larger screen size also allows for displaying a full-size on-screen keyboard and connecting a full-size Apple Smart Keyboard.

But the display isn't... more

There's always been a lot of debate about whether you should put protective UV filters on the front of your lens. The benefit is obvious: they protect the front element of your pricey lens. Detractors say that sometimes you shouldn't use them at all, or that they can even degrade the quality of your image.

Roger Cicala of Lensrentals tested twenty filters and chose the best ten, ranging from $20 for a Hoya to $156 for a Heliopan.

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Apple just overhauled their entire iMac lineup with better graphics, faster processors, and a killer new display. But if the “regular” iMacs just aren’t quite powerful enough for you, Apple has one more release up their sleeve today: the iMac Pro.

The iMac Pro is unabashedly powerful. So powerful, in fact, that Apple is calling... more

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Better graphics, faster processors, and brighter displays: the long-awaited pro-level iMac upgrade has arrived!... more

Dax Slate drops in 'Mission Impossible' style to grab some bacon from right under the noses of the cooks. Shot on the Sony a7R II, 16-35mm | ISO 80, 16mm, F4, 1/50sec with lighting by Broncolor

Prolific photographer Benjamin Von Wong is focusing his camera on an issue facing many children in America: food insecurity. He was... more

At its WWDC 2017 developer conference in San Jos, California Apple has just announced a number of upgrades to its iMac line of desktop computers. All new models will come with new displays. The current resolutions are retained but at 500 nits the new screens are 43% brighter than the previous generation and come with 10-bit dithering, offering one billion colors for even more realistic color rendering.

Faster processors are on board as well, and all iMacs come with Intel's 7th... more

In product photography, using a white background can eliminate distractions and really make the product shine. But what if the product itself is white? In this 4-minute video, you’ll learn how to properly expose your shot in this challenging scenario.

As photographer/director David Patino explains, the key to this technique is a piece of plexiglass used both as a stand, and to separate the product from the white reflector used as a background.

The product (a... more

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