New backpacks for photographers don't usually feel like anything special when they make their way across our inbox. Updates are usually limited to "innovative" closures or gimmicky new features because, let's face it, there are a lot of great options out there. It's hard to... more
You can now research the popularity of what photographers are searching for through the Google Images search engine. Google Trends has expanded to include... more
Neural networks have become an increasingly promising way to automate the restoration of damaged and/or low-resolution images. Some of these systems are publicly available, such as Let's Enhance, while others are being... more
Want to change winter to summer or day to night in a photo? In the future, that could be as easy as a single click. Scientists at NVIDIA are working on a mind-boggling AI system that can change things like seasons, time of day, and weather in photos.
Have a rechargeable battery that won’t recharge properly? Before throwing it out, there’s something you should try. Here’s a 2-minute video by Lensvidthat will teach... more
Huge news is coming out of the camera gear rental space today. Lensrentals and LensProToGo have announced a 'strategic partnership', merging into one privately held company that the duo is calling "the strongest photo and video equipment rental company in the United States."
It's no surprise that Michael Bonocore, Editor of Resource Travel, spends most of his time on the road. But what you might not guess is that he's made a permanent home in Boise, Idaho after falling in love with the state's scenery. We spent several days road tripping with Bonocore and capturing it all with the Canon EOS 6D Mark II. The camera's feature set was well suited to the wide range of shooting... more
2017 has seen the release of some interesting cameras, but the two that have generated the most buzz, the most traffic and the most questions are Nikon's D850 and the Sony a7R III. They're both rather exotic creatures, not quite as other-worldly as the D5 and a9, but hardly the sorts of cameras we're all going to rush out and buy. So why the excitement?
