You know what they say, 'When in Rome... why not spend a week shooting a time-lapse video?' Okay, nobody says that, but when photographer Kirill Neiezhmakov was in the city for an award ceremony, that's exactly what he did. 'A Gift from Rome' took six days to shoot and several weeks to edit into the final product above, telling a story of a trip to Rome by cleverly integrating souvenirs... more
A selection of images from the Walther Collection illustrate how collections of photographs reveal more about the world and our identities than a single image.
If you feel like your timelapses have gotten a bit stale, Austrian company Waterbird has a creative new product that might break you out of that rut. It’s called the Multislider, and it’s the world’s... more
The award-winning photographer Souvid Datta found himself in the middle of a controversy this week when his photo of a young sex trafficking victim... more
Spend more than two thousand dollars per millimeter with this lens, even though it's missing the rubber focus ring grip. But hey, it's "EXTREMELY RARE."
It's easy to get great video out of cameras these days, but what about good audio? If you've been wanting to step up your audio game, Audio-Technica has just released a series of videos designed to teach videographers basic audio techniques for shooting video, covering the following topics:
To help Nikon celebrate its 100th anniversary, SmugMug Films produced a video highlighting Nikon's contribution to space photography, which dates back to 1971 when a modified Nikon F camera traveled aboard Apollo 15. The time-lapse video uses thousands of images taken by Nikon cameras in space to show some pretty amazing views of Earth.DPReview is still investigating the best way to test cameras in space. Maybe we should start a Kickstarter campaign...
