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As our cameras become more powerful and pixel-dense, the RAW files that they create become larger. As a result of the larger file sizes, our PC's need to be more powerful so they can render and manipulate the images easily. thephoblographer.com »
As our cameras become more powerful and pixel-dense, the RAW files that they create become larger. As a result of the larger file sizes, our PC's need to be more powerful so they can render and manipulate the images easily. thephoblographer.com »
Hands on with Hasselblad's X1D II 50C The new Hasselblad X1D II 50C is housed in a body that’s almost exactly the same as that used for the original X1D 50C. You will notice that the top plate and metal trim are now a dark grey instead of the lighter shade brushed chrome used on the original model, but there isn’t too much to tell them apart at first glance. dpreview.com »
Thanks to the attached mobile computing power your smartphone camera can be used for more than just taking holiday snaps. A product from Israel-based company Healthy. dpreview.com »
While digital images are great, many photographers (myself included) are still in love with the unique look that film can give to images. Fortunately there are things we can do in post to try and recreate the look of films that we love. thephoblographer.com »
While digital images are great, many photographers (myself included) are still in love with the unique look that film can give to images. Fortunately there are things we can do in post to try and recreate the look of films that we love. thephoblographer.com »
Drone maker DJI has been approved by the The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to authorize drone flights in controlled airspace around airports as part of the Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability (LAANC) program. dpreview.com »
Google has released the first developer preview of its upcoming Android P mobile operating system, and the long list of improvements includes support for a display cutout (iPhone X-style "notch"), more precise indoor navigation, and improved messaging notifications among others. dpreview.com »
The Micro Four-Thirds mount was pioneered by Panasonic and Olympus and both brands have built on the platform to produce a number of amazing cameras that combine impressive features with compact and lightweight body designs. digitalrev.com »
There's no getting around physics. The GH5S uses an oversized Four Thirds type sensor – pretty big for a video camera – but still rather small when compared with the 36 x 20. 3mm expanse of silicon the Sony a7S II uses to shoot video. dpreview.com »
If you don’t already shoot RAW files, you’re probably wondering if you should be. Most photographers begin their shooting adventures by only capturing JPEGs, and the idea of shooting RAW is a little daunting when you’re starting out. digitalrev.com »
Cascable, the iPhone app for remote-controlling DSLRs and mirrorless system cameras, has released a major update. Version 3. 0 comes with support for many newer cameras and, for the first time, also works with models from Fuji and Panasonic. dpreview.com »
Creating engaging portraits is easy when you consider these five key stepsPhotographing people can be extremely rewarding. There’s enormous pleasure in capturing an engaging portrait, not just for the photographer, but for the subject and the viewer too. digitalrev.com »
Here’s a good technique to try if you want to get creative on your travels: a multiple-exposure effect that works really well with architecture and city scenes. You can use it home or abroad, and it gives a uniquely fresh look to even well-known subjects. digitalrev.com »
Here’s a good technique to try if you want to get creative on your travels: a multiple-exposure effect that works really well with architecture and city scenes. You can use it home or abroad, and it gives a uniquely fresh look to even well-known subjects. digitalrev.com »
Despite camera drones becoming more and more intelligent, high-quality aerial tracking shots normally still require a large degree of human input. A research project at the MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) is aiming to change that. dpreview.com »
Taking color out of the equation forces the viewer to focus on shapes and textures In an age of wide color gamut displays and HDR-everything, DPR regular Nicolas Alexander Otto urges his fellow landscape shooters to embrace shooting in black-and-white. dpreview.com »
For most photographers out there, we can't just sit back and accept that we got a JPEG from a camera that can easily and obviously be improved with some editing in RAW. It's a fundamental pillar of photography and always has been since the earliest days that you can go into the darkroom and get more from an image than what you shot. thephoblographer.com »
