Self-proclaimed “armchair aeroscience geek” Liem Bahneman managed to capture the Great American Eclipse from an unusual and amazing perspective: he loaded cameras onto a high-altitude and shot what the... more
For all of the many (many many) eclipse photos and videos that have been release, this is probably a view you haven't seen yet: the shadow of the moon traversing Oregon, as seen from a stratospheric balloon.
The video was captured by Liem Bahneman, a self-proclaimed 'armchair aeroscience geek' who posted the final version to his Vimeo account alongside this description:
Following a study Google released last week showing how easily an AI could remove watermarks from stock images, stock photography website Shutterstock has introduced stronger watermarks that are more difficult to eliminate using automated software. Google notified the stock photography company about the vulnerability before publishing its research paper, and it seems the... more
NASA's relationship with Nikon is as strong as ever, judging by the fact that the space agency just placed a massive order for 53 Nikon D5 DSLRs.
According to Nikon, NASA ordered the cameras as-is (no hardware modifications) and plans to use them for photography on the International Space Station, as well as astronaut training on Earth. The agency might make some changes... more
Much ado about nothing or a serious ethical breach of photojournalistic norms? A debate emerged on Facebook when freelancer and Pulitzer Prize winner Ken Geigers image appeared in the National Geographic... more
Chinese lens and flash maker Yongnuo, known for their cheap lighting gear and lens knockoffs, has released a pair of new flash units based on existing models. The high-end YN968N is a new Nikon version of the companys YN968EX-RT for Canon, and the mid-range TN568EX lll is an upgrade of the mark ll version.
