Hyperfocal distancecommonly defined as “the closest distance at which a lens can be focused while keeping objects at infinity acceptably sharp”is critical for landscape... more
We've known for a while now that Fujifilm is developing a 1:1 format instant film, which measures 85.6mm x 72mm and provides a 62 x 62mm image, and an accompanying Instax camera. Unfortunately not much detail is known about the camera but now the Japanese manufacturer has released a teaser video on its Instax Square website that... more
Macphun, the company behind Aurora HDR, has announced Luminar, an all-in-one photo editing app for Mac. The photo editor was designed for users of all skill levels, and includes a user interface that can be tailored to each user's specific needs.
Luminar includes a variety of tools for processing images, including native Raw processing, more than 35 photo filter sets including Photo... more
Drone photography has become hugely popular in the past few years and people are finding new, creative ways to utilize drones. Photographer Daniel Riley attached a 1000 Watt LED light panel to his Freefly Alta-8 Drone and filmed the entire process. The results have us impressed take a look for yourself.
If you take a look at photographer Charlie Kitchen‘s latest work, the images appear to be landscape photos with 3D shapes added in digitally. But appearances can be deceiving: each... more
Josh Rossi isn’t just a talented commercial photographer, he’s an awesome dad, too. When his 3-year-old Nellee shared her dream of becoming Wonder Woman, he pulled out... more
Leica today announced its new Summaron-M 28mm f/5.6 lens. It’s a classic lens that is being reborn to deliver wide-angle shots in reportage photography with an ultra-compact lens. It’s “the modern renaissance of a classic Leica lens,” the company says.
The Summaron-M 28mm f/5.6 was originally introduced as a screw mount lens back in 1955 and was manufactured until 1963. That original lens continues to be one of... more
If you’ve been itching to step up your film photography gamebe it trying 35mm for the first time, stepping up to 120 medium format, or even trying out large format filmthis old video that’s circulating the Interwebz again today is a great place to start.
The Nikon faithful have two new lenses to drool over this morning: an all-new ultra-wide PC 19mm f/4E Tilt-Shift that features some fancy engineering, and a redesigned 70-200mm f/2.8E with better stabilization, a new optical design, and an electromagnetic diaphragm.
PC Nikkor 19mm f/4E ED Tilt-Shift Lens
The PC 19mm f/4E ED Tilt-Shift is Nikon’s widest perspective control (PC) lens yet, boasting a 97 field of view. What’s... more
