Year: 2014
Sony A7000 announcement date set for CP+ 2015
Sony is preparing to announce a new flagship E-mount mirrorless camera with an APS-C sensor at the beginning of 2015. According to trusted sources, the Sony A7000 announcement date is scheduled for next February, during the CP+ Camera & Photo Imaging Show 2015, which takes place in Japan in mid-February.
Nikon lens patent for full frame mirrorless cameras revealed
A Nikon lens patent for full frame mirrorless cameras has been leaked on the web. The patent is describing a 28-80mm f/3.5-5.6 VR zoom lens designed for professional mirrorless cameras, which could mean that the company’s reps were really meaning it when they said that a Nikon professional FF MILC could become a reality.
New Nikon D7200 details come to surface ahead of launch
Trusted sources have been able to leak more Nikon D7200 details, revealing that the upcoming DSLR camera will come packed with built-in WiFi and a tilting display on its back. The new information is mostly on par with previously-leaked specs, but there are some notable changes from what we used to know.
46-megapixel Canon DSLR camera could employ Sony sensor
Sony is supplying sensors to lots of digital camera manufacturers, such as Nikon and Canon. Recently, the PowerShot G7 X compact camera has been revealed as featuring a sensor made by the PlayStation maker. The partnership could be extended as a future 46-megapixel Canon DSLR is rumored to employ a Sony sensor.
More Canon XC10 specs and details showed up online
It appears that Canon is indeed working on a fixed-lens camcorder capable of recording videos at 4K resolution. In anticipation of the purported launch event, insiders have leaked more Canon XC10 specs and details. It appears that the camcorder will join the market soon in order to compete against the Sony PXW-X70.
New Canon DSLR will record 4K videos, compete against GH4
Panasonic GH4 does not have so many rivals, as the Micro Four Thirds camera can record 4K videos without the need of an external recorder. However, things could change soon, as a new Canon DSLR model is in the works and will be revealed at NAB Show 2015 with 4K recording as a direct competitor for the Lumix GH4.
How to Photograph Christmas Lights
Learn to photograph Christmas lights using aperture to control the outcome. Get the looks you want quick and easy.
Fujifilm XF 16-55mm f/2.8 R WR lens will have OIS after all
Contrary to what the company has reported at Photokina 2014 and on other occasions, the Fujifilm XF 16-55mm f/2.8 R WR lens might come packed with built-in optical image stabilization technology after all. The confirmation is coming from the latest edition of the Fujifilm X Magazine, which says that the lens will have OIS.
Nikon D5500 to be announced at CES 2015
Nikon is working on multiple new cameras, with a few of them scheduled to become official during the first weeks of next year. The rumor mill is claiming that the so-called Nikon D5500 will replace the D5300 at CES 2015. The upcoming DSLR camera will allegedly come packed with a swiveling LCD touchscreen.
First Sony A9 specs leaked on the web
Sony will allegedly reveal a professional mirrorless camera with a full frame sensor and support for E-mount lenses sometime in the first half of 2015. Before its official announcement, sources have managed to leak some details. As a result, the first set of Sony A9 specs are now available on the web!
Eerie photos of abandoned schools by Chris Luckhardt
This is what we have been and this is what we will become! Photographer Chris Luckhardt takes exploring to the next level with a set of amazing photos of abandoned schools. His haunting image project is called “Abandoned Schools” and it includes multiple locations abandoned throughout the US, Canada, and Japan.
Honoring military members through The Veteran Art Project
People serving in the military are often forced to live a double life. It is hard to express your true self when in combat, so this is why we have to remember that soldiers are humans, too. Photographer Devin Mitchell is using his talents to pay a tribute to military members in a compelling photo series called “The Veteran Art Project”.
How to Edit Super Sweet Silhouette Photos
Editing silhouette images is easy with Photoshop actions and Lightroom presets. Here’s how to get artistic looks fast.
“We Never Met”, but we know all about you
Photographers Alex Mendes and Hugo Catraio are capturing photos of strangers’ backs. The shots are then coupled with fictional stories about the subjects, which are representing conversations the authors never had with the subjects. The project is called “We Never Met” and it is an exciting street photography series.
Light painting at its finest in “Motion Exposure” photo series
Light painting is one of the first things people do when they get a camera. However, some photographers will choose to make a career out of it and to come up with amazing long exposures. Artist Stephen Orlando is one of them and he is attaching LED lights to athletes to create unique patterns for his “Motion Exposure” project.
Spread the Cheer with Holiday Gifts for Clients
Give great, easy holiday gifts to your photography customers this year. They’ll love them and remember you next time they need a photographer.
Foster children overcome adversity in “Stories Worth Telling”
A photo is worth a thousand words, they say. This is why photographer Rob Woodcox is letting this amazing project to do all the talking. The artist has created the “Stories Worth Telling” series, which depicts children facing adversity in order to get to safety as a means to raise awareness of foster children, who need your help.
Super Flemish: portraits of superheros envisioned as paintings
Have you ever wondered what your favorite superheros would look like if they lived in the 16th century? Well, photographer Sacha Goldberger has set on a quest to find out. The result is called “Super Flemish” and it consists of portraits of superheros as well as villains re-imagined as 16th century Flemish paintings.
How to Stay Safe and Legal with Photography and Railroads
Stay safe and legal when you photograph people on railroad tracks. Here are tips and information so you can learn if you are doing it right.
“The Day Dreamer”: surreal portraits in a wonderland
Canada-based photographer Gerald Larocque is using his “unconscious and suppressed memories” for “The Day Dreamer” photo series. The project consists of portraits of subjects found in a rather cold setting, which quickly turns into a wonderland featuring real subjects along with unearthly elements in a surreal world.
Dream wedding photos inspired by “The Little Mermaid”
Mathieu Photography and Mark Brooke Photography have teamed up along with the Your Cloud Parade store in order to capture the perfect wedding on camera. Inspired by The Little Mermaid, Ariel and Prince Eric have posed for the dream wedding photos of people looking for ideas for the most important day of their lives.
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