If you use Lightroom 6 and don’t have any plans to switch to Adobe’s subscription software, here’s a warning: don’t run the Lightroom updater through Adobe’s download manager with default settings. It will delete your Lightroom 6 and install Lightroom CC instead.
We’ve been hearing reports from Lightroom 6 users in recent days about this issue.
“Anybody using Lightroom 6 standalone version beware if the Adobe Download manager... more
Following a scathing piece by The Times, a leaked Conde Nast email reveals that controversial photographer Terry Richardson has been banned from... more
The Sony a7R Mark III is here and we get our hands on one for a few hours while at a press event in New York City. First impressions are positive - The camera's Eye AF function seems reliable - which we used for quite a few images in this gallery, as well as... more
Tamron just revealed its newest ultra-telephoto zoom. Meet the Tamron 100-400mm F4.5-6.3 Di VC USD (Model A035) for full-frame Canon and Nikon DSLRsa lens that combines compact, lightweight construction with 'superior' image quality and 'fast and precise AF', according to Tamron. The lens' tagline: heavyweight performance in a lightweight lens.
The new lens was revealed this morning, and its claim to fame is its size and... more
The a7R III is Sony's latest high resolution camera, which carries over many of the improvements found on the company's flagship a9. The 42.4MP sensor itself hasn't changed from the Mark II, but virtually everything else wired into it has. This allows for faster burst shooting, improved autofocus and higher quality 4K video. Some important user interface and ergonomic... more
Sony took the wraps off its a7R III this morning, and we've been able to spend a little time checking out its standout features. Dan and Richard are on the ground in New York at Sony's launch event, and have put together a quick video showing what's new and cool.
The Olympus 45mm F1.2 Pro is a 90mm equivalent that just screams to be used for portraiture. So when we found ourselves with a production-ready copy, we got right to work. Head to our full sample gallery to see how Olympus' newest prime fares.
Olympus Digital ED 17mm F1.2 and 45mm F1.2 Pro lenses
Olympus has introduced two new lenses in its M.Zuiko Pro F1.2 prime lens lineup, the Digital ED 17mm F1.2 Pro and the Digital ED 45mm F1.2 Pro. Both lenses promise to give Micro Four Thirds shooters excellent flexibility in low light situations, in addition to providing shallow depth of field and excellent image quality.
Olympus has announced 17mm and 45mm F1.2 Pro primes, offering high-end fast 35mm and 90mm equivalent lenses. The lenses use the same 60mm filters that the existing 25mm F1.2 Pro uses and, like that lens both are weather sealed and dust proof.
