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Having become an early hit with extreme sports participants when they first launched, GoPro decided to gopublic in 2014 with shares initially priced at $24. In the subsequence months, that value soared, more than tripling in value at one point, peaking at $86. After and seeing a massive drop in sales during the final quarter [...]

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While drones are no doubt getting smarter and smarter with each new generation, the unexpected can happen. Motors can burn out, you can lose control, there’s accidental or intentionalinterference to worry about, but whatever the reason, stories of drones falling out of the sky and crashing to earthor spinning wildly out of control and hittingthe [...]

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Creating realistic photo composites or photo manipulation isnt as hard as it looks. The steps you have to take to create a good composite are actually all pretty logical. I will try to explain the steps and common mistakes many people make in the following article. [editor’s note: we are huge fans of Aad Sommeling. [...]

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If you thought that you need big guns and a huge budget to create inspiring art, think again. Photographer and dancer duo Kim Henry & Eric Par (previously), show that you can create absolutely stunning art using cheap equipment and a lot of dedication. We shared Eric’stube guard light painting technique before, but we had [...]

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Since the introduction of digital cameras, photography is becoming more and more popular amongst everyone. This is largely due to the fact digital has dramatically reduced the cost of takingphotos, as they no longer required to be developed, and the recording media (SD or CF cards) can be reused. Another fantastic advantage of digital, is the instant replay it gives youof the photo just taken, giving youthe option to correct any flaws in the image.This is something that could not be done... more

Commercial and adventure photographer Chase Jarvis has seen the world over many times, flying millions of miles throughout his career. It would make sense then, that he has a fair bit of knowledge about what it takes to efficiently travel as a photographer. In his latest video, Chase does just that by sharing five of [...]

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Shooting directly onto positive paper has so far typically existed almost exclusivelyin the world of large format photography. Galaxy are no stranger to this type of product, having successfully ran a Kickstarter projectlast year to produce large format direct positive paper. Galaxy have now announced they’re entering into the world of medium format photography with [...]

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Today, Zeiss has announced its newest Sony E-mount full-frame lens, the Batis 18mm f/2.8. Designed alongside Zeiss 25mm and 85mm Batis lenses, the 18mm includes a linear autofocus motor as well as the signature OLED display for depth of field info and focus distance. Inside, Zeiss includes seven special glass elements, including four aspherical elements. [...]

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While Lytro might’ve exited stage left from the world of photography, they’ve set their sights on Hollywood and they’re looking real hard, as is their new camera. Lytro Cinema is the world’s Light Field solution for film and television. This technological breakthrough capture system allows filmmakers to do things that simply haven’t been possible before, [...]

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Neutral density filters help youachieve extreme long exposures, while graduated neutral density filters help balance exposure between a bright sky and a dark foreground. Both were used in this image. The exposure time was three minutes.

For most photographers, their first experience with a filter is when it is suggested they purchase a UV or Skylight filter to protect their lens. Its usually much later that beginning photographers find out about the other... more

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