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This Sunday, a drone crash landed in the audience during a Major League baseball game. Arizona Diamondbacks and San Diego Padres played a game at Petco, when someone decided to fly a drone above the stadium. The aircraft hovered above the venue, and eventually ended up in the audience. It smashed against an empty seat, […]

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Normally, if youre using a tripod, camera shake isnt something youll have to worry very much about. However, there are some obvious exceptions. If youve ever found yourself taking pictures in heavy winds, youll know the difficulties of capturing sharp photos particularly if youre using a telephoto lens. This seems like an impossible situation; […]

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According to the teaser video available on DJIs website, they are just about to launch a new model of a drone. Theyve published a teaser video, which suggests that the drone will be smaller from its previous models. The teaser comes along with the time and date of the launch and it states the […]

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Drone technology has come on so quickly in such a short space of time. Especially the camera technology. I’m not just talking about the quality of the optics and sensors, either. The “brains” behind the visual systems in drones now is just nuts.Even modest consumer drones have facial recognition, subject tracking, and similar features. All […]

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When I was a kid, stop-motion was the thing. There were many cartoons made using this technique, and I was enchanted by them. I even tried doing it with my old camera and some toys, but of course, it didnt look like I imagined. If youre enchanted by stop-motion like me, you will enjoy this […]

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Regardless of how you shoot, and whichever shooting mode you prefer to use, there is one item that remains constant – the light meter. Somehow, either you or your camera has to know how much light in on your scene in order to determine the optimal combination of aperture size, shutter speed, and ISO sensitivity to get the photo you want. This tool, which may not seem all that relevant to new photographers, is called a light meter.

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How often do you think about your work: oh, this just isnt good enough? How do you deal with it? Simon Cade from DSLR Guide talks about this problem in the latest video on the channel. He talks about that brilliant moment of inspiration when the ideas just flow and the inspiration is at its […]

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DJI haven’t wasted any time, have they? No sooner did the FAA announce that hobbyists wouldno longer need to register their drones did DJI step in and say “Well, actually, you do”. DJI have announced that they’re going to be crippling drones pretty severely if they’re not registered with them. The changes come as part […]

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You dont have time? Perfect, me neither! We both have one major challenge: time. While you may be reading this in an office right now, I write it in one as well: the EHS headquarters in Amsterdam. Producing fine art street photography while running an international fine art street photography label takes time…a lot of […]

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I believe its hard to beat clichs when it comes to wedding photography. But Brazilian photographer Fernando Duque and witty bride Rebeca Brantes nailed it with Rebecas bridal photo shoot. She is a computer engineer surrounded by guy friends, so she couldnt gather a bunch of girlfriends for the shoot. But then she got an […]

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