Month: December 2013
Phottix Strato TTL Flash Trigger unveiled for Nikon DSLRs, too
The amazing Phottix Strato TTL Flash Trigger, which has impressed photographers worldwide, is now available for Nikon users as well. The accessory has been released for Canon cameras earlier this year, while now it has managed to become compatible with Nikon DSLRs with the same features and a similar price tag.
Zeiss Otus 85mm f/1.4 lens to be released in 2014
The Otus family of lenses is pretty thin at this point. However, the one optic that is available for photographers is the best in the world, according to DxOMark. Either way, it seems like Zeiss is planning to launch another stunning prime lens in the body of the Zeiss 85mm f/1.4 Otus lens, which will become available sometime in 2014.
Inception-like New York City photography by Brad Sloan
Have you ever thought that the scene in the Inception movie could become a reality? Well, photographer Brad Sloan is giving a helping hand with that using some amazing photos he has captured during a three-day trip to New York City. The Big Apple has been re-envisioned by the lensman, who is offering a different perspective of urban photography.
Sigma SD1 Merrill replacement rumored to be released in 2015
Sigma is working on two new cameras that will be released in the following months. One of them is a mirrorless interchangeable lens shooter and should become available in 2014. The second model is very likely the SD1 Merrill replacement and will have a new Foveon sensor, but its release date has been scheduled for 2015.
Quick Tip Tuesday: Get Rid of Cross-Hairs on Photoshop Brushes
If you use Photoshop or Elements, at one time or another, your brush will show cross-hairs instead of the outline of a circle. Likely, you will go into your preferences area and see a spot called cursors. After you realize you did not have the cross-hairs option on, you’ll scratch your head, or maybe start…
Update bringing DNG RAW support to DJI Phantom 2 Vision users
DJI Innovations has revealed that its quadcopter with a built-in camera, the DJI Phantom 2 Vision, will get support for the Adobe DNG RAW file format with the help of an upcoming firmware update. A second upgrade is also on its way and it will provide Ground Station capabilities to make this drone even more impressive that it already is.
New Nikon camera updates breaking third-party battery support
The latest Nikon camera updates have fixed some bugs in the D3200, D3100, D5200, D5100, and Coolpix P7700 shooters. However, users are dissatisfied with the new firmware, as it is allegedly breaking support for third-party batteries. Photographers are claiming that, since installing the updates, they can no longer use cheaper replacement batteries.
New Panasonic camera with 4K video confirmed for 2014
A new Panasonic camera is coming in 2014. Furthermore, it is the one that a lot of videographers want to see. According to Panasonic’s Director of DSC Business Unit, a shooter with 4K video recording will be released next year. Ichiro Kitao also confirmed that the GM series has a great future ahead and much more.
Sony HXR-NX3 camcorder announced with WiFi and NFC
Recording videos like a pro has just become easier and very affordable thanks to the Sony HXR-NX3 launch. This new camcorder captures full HD videos and it is capable of transferring them to a computer or smartphone through WiFi or NFC, while a 40x optical zoom lens makes sure that you are always close to the action.
Sony 54-megapixel camera with non-Bayer sensor coming in 2015
The rumor mill is back with a bold claim, suggesting that a Sony 54-megapixel camera will be released sometime in 2015. It appears that the PlayStation maker is currently developing a non-Bayer image sensor that is capable of capturing images at 54 megapixels. This shooter will allegedly become available in late 2015, revolutionizing the industry.
Canon EF 35mm f/1.4L II lens release date scheduled for 2014
Next year will be filled with Canon lens replacements. One of them is currently undergoing heavy testing, inside sources say. They are claiming that the Canon EF 35mm f/1.4L II lens is almost ready to enter mass production and that the company will announce and release it during the first half of 2014 for full frame DSLR cameras.
The Importance of Setting Accurate Expectations for Photography Customers
Recently, I received a call from my sister-in-law who had a baby in September. To protect the identity of the baby and photographer, I will refer to the baby as “D” and the photographer as “X”. Her: “I had Baby D’s photo taken but I am not happy with the pictures.” Me: “What aren’t you happy…
Samyang 10mm f/2.8 ED AS NCS CS lens officially announced
Samyang has launch the first lens with a nano crystal anti-reflection coating in the company’s history. Samyang 10mm f/2.8 ED AS NCS CS lens is now official and it promises to become available for almost all APS-C and mirrorless camera mounts at the beginning of next year with an integrated petal-like lens hood.
Bublcam is an innovative 360-degree camera with a cute design
Have you ever wanted a camera that captures all the action around you? Well, now is the perfect time to do so as the Bublcam is available through Kickstarter. The device consists of a 360-degree camera that shoots both panoramic photos and videos, as well as an impressive and lightweight design which is great for all sorts of purposes
Panasonic GH 4K camera to be released in 1H 2014
Micro Four Thirds adopters will be pleased to find out that the Panasonic GH 4K camera, the one which records 4K videos, is rumored to be released sometime in the first half of 2014. The early months of next year will bring another MFT goodie, consisting of an entry-level Olympus OM-D shooter with partial E-M5 specifications.
Canon EOS M2 with built-in EVF might be released next year
Canon may be working on an EOS M2 camera with a built-in electronic viewfinder that will be released in the second half of 2014, claims Masaya Maeda, managing director of Image Communication Products Operation. The company’s managing director has also revealed some information about the future of mirrorless cameras.
How To Photograph Christmas Light Displays
Christmas is almost here! Trees are being decorated, wreaths are being hung and don’t forget about the lights! Christmas lights have to be one of my favorite parts about the holiday. From the soft glow of a Christmas tree, to wild and crazy light shows and installations in the yards of suburbia, it’s amazing to…
Quick Tip Tuesday: Deleting Preferences To Fix Issues in Photoshop
If you use Photoshop or Elements, at some time you will feel like the program has gone crazy and weird things keep happening. While there are other reasons for it too, deleting/refreshing your preferences is often the fix. We recommend you PIN this graphic explaining the solution to your boards or save it for when…
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