Tamron has updated its 18-200mm all-in-one lens. The 18-200mm F3.5-6.3 Di II VC introduces image stabilization and is the lightest lens in its high-zoom class. Designed for Canon, Nikon, and Sony APS-C camera bodies, it covers a 28-310mm equivalent range. Read more (link is external)
Want to give your DSLR footage a cinematic look? DSLR filmmaking enthusiast Jake Coppinger (link is external) made this 11-minute video tutorial to teach you how you can do so.
To make your video look like something you’d see on the silver screen in a movie theater, there are a number of simple things... more (link is external)
Popular YouTube filmmaker and VFX artist Freddie Wong (link is external) released this video a couple of days ago that has a lot of people talking. It’s titled “Why CG Sucks (Except It Doesn’t).” Over the course of 7.5 minutes, Wong argues that computer generated visual... more (link is external)
Over in Japan, the electronics chain Yodobashi Camera places these creative ads on the sides of buses that turn the rear wheel into a lens for a giant camera. Kevin Warnecke (link is external) spotted this one in Kyoto, Japan.
A few months ago, Nikon released a stainless steel hot shoe cover (link is external), the ASC-01, to help you spice up the look of your DSLR and protect its hot shoe mount contact points. Now, the company has released a new leather variation with gold writing. The... more (link is external)
Our full Fujifilm X-T10 Review takes a comprehensive look at many aspects of the camera's performance, with in-depth analysis of our studio tests and shooting experiences. But if you're looking for something more bite-sized, we've got that too. Take a look at the quick version of our review, shot in Seattle's lovely Golden Gardens where many of the images featured in our full review were taken.... more (link is external)
Researchers at MIT and Google have developed a technique for removing unwanted reflections and obstructions from photos. Taking advantage of the parallax effect, this method could prove quite useful in locations where shooting behind glass or a fence is the only option. Read more (link is external)
Have you ever wished for a video camera that could somehow sift through all your footage and tease out only the most memorable portions? If so, then the new Graava (link is external) camera is designed just for you. Using a variety of sensors, Graava is automatically able to detect what it believes are the best or most... more (link is external)
