Fujifilm has announced monochrome film for its instax instant cameras and Share printer. It will go on sale worldwide in October, and like the color film, will be sold in cartridges of 10 sheets each. No price has yet been given for the monochrome film, but currently a twin pack of color film with 20 sheets goes for about $12.
Press release
instax mini film Monochrome A new film that expands the possibilities of photographic expression using instax film
For the past two years, I have been working on a series titled GIANT. I started this project because, well, it seemed like it would be hella fun. And it truly has been — every agonizing moment of it.
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Nikon's D5 is a full-frame professional DSLR designed for shooting fast action in tough environments. To test the D5's market-leading autofocus system, we took the camera out to Santa Fe, and put one in the hands of professional photographer Michael Clark.
In this field test, DPReview's technical editor Rishi Sanyal joined Michael to shoot a range of activities, including dirt bikes and white-water kayaking. Watch the video to see how the D5 performed.
Grand Canyon Lighting by Grant Ordelheide. Winner of the 'My USA' category in the 2015 USA Landscape Photographer of the Year Award.
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If these leaked images are to be trusted, DJI has a surprise in store for Photokina. It’s supposedly called the “Mavic,” and it’s a foldable drone that’s going to be smaller, lighter, and more portable than DJI’s current Phantom line.
