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Sigma has announced the 16-300mm F3.5-6.7 DC OS Contemporary lens, a wide-angle to telephoto, image-stabilized zoom for APS-C cameras that provides a 24-450mm equivalent focal length. Sigma claims it's the longest zoom ratio available in an APS-C lens and that it... more (link is external)
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Sigma has revealed the BF, a radically minimalist 24MP full-frame L-mount mirrorless camera.
It's a compact mirrorless body with a single rear-plate dial and three buttons that haptic feedback when pressed. Sigma says the interface has been designed to be simple and intuitive.... more (link is external)
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Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki
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We're at Sigma's pre-CP+ event at its headquarters in the suburbs of Tokyo. CEO Kazuto Yamaki is talking and we'll be reporting live on what he reveals.
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He says they've been working hard to provide "the best of the best... more (link is external)
A team of researchers investigating biofluorescence in birds-of-paradise species uncovered fascinating insights into avian vision, fluorescent feathers, and biological evolution and captured some fantastic glowing photos in the process.
Happy weekend, folks! This week was a fairly quiet one for accessories, but that doesn't mean were left empty-handed. We'll look at a new light, plenty of gimbals and a memory card. But first, as always, deals.
The Associated Press (AP) filed a lawsuit against Taylor Budowich (White House Deputy Chief of Staff), Karoline Leavitt (White House Press Secretary), and Susan Whiles (White House Chief of Staff), claiming that banning its presence at White House events is a violation of two US Constitutional Amendments.
The National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) along with more than 40 other journalist-supported organizations released a joint statement that condemns how the White House has chosen to "penalize independent reporting on the government and its activities."
