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Steven Sasson invented the world’s first digital camera while working at Eastman Kodak in 1975. It weighed around 8 pounds (3.6kg) and shot a mere 0.01MP. It’s crazy to think how far we’ve come since those early days. We’ve gone from 30 images on a delicate cassette to thousands on something as small as a [...]

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I found this crazy old winery in the golan (north of israel),and Iimmediately fell in love with the place. Specifically, the front yard of the winery has some old vines and a gravel road. Those created a wonderful symmetry and a great pallet of color to work with. So with the location set, I started [...]

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It almost feels like Fujifilm want to forget that part of their name includes the word “film”. They seem to be doing everything they can to kill it off in the last couple of years. Last year, they discontinued several much loved film stocks and hiked the price up on the rest. At the beginning [...]

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Im a professional full-time photographer and I choose to let people download and use 95% of my images (even commercially), heres why. Who am I ? Im Samuel Zeller, a freelance Photographer from Geneva, Switzerland. Im also an ambassador for Fujifilm and the editor of Fujifeed. I recently launched my Archive a repository which contains [...]

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Lighting can be a complicated subject. From light sources, to modifiers, and color temperature, there are so many things to take into consideration. You probably know of many ways to alter your light with reflectors and diffusers.

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There was a time when the Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8VRwas thelens I used most often. I was mostly shooting portraits on location. Once I started moving toward the studio and to animals, I opened up my options. So, a 50mm and 105mm macro suddenly became my go-to glass. Now, I’m getting back out on location and [...]

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After azoom feature appeared in DJI’snew Zenmuse Z3 drone camera, I knew it wouldn’t be long before we saw more. What I did not expect, however, was a camera that could give the range that this does. The recently announced Walkera Voyager 4 boasts a rather impressive 16x optical superzoom lens. This puts it way [...]

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Astrophotography is one of those genres I love to admire from a distance. I’ve tried it occasionally and failed miserably every time. I’m sure most of it is down to my technique, although I’m going to blame clouds and light pollution anyway. I’d love to be good at it, but it’s just not going to [...]

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One thing that can bedifficult to get across when taking pictures is a true sense of how large something is in real life. A skyscraperthat appears towering and imposing in person, can come across as unimpressive, or stripped of its majesty when photographed. Natural formations that inspire awe and self-reflection, often seem puny and insignificant when we go through our photos later at home or on our phones.

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Chromatic aberration (CA) can be a pain, especially in high contrast situations. It’s also calledcolour fringing. It’s most common in inexpensive consumer lenses, but pro glassis not immune. Shooting at extreme wide or tiny apertures can introduce it quickly even with the best gear. You can take care of most chromatic aberrationwithin Lightroom or ACR. [...]

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