If unique cameras are your cup of tea, our latest vintage find is definitely worth checking out. An extremely rare collectible item in every way, this gorgeous Cosina 107-SW is one of the most interesting cameras that can be added to any collection. And now is your chance to grab one... or two.
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The original Fujifilm 56mm f1. 2 R is being sold at quite a heavy discount right now, and will until June 25th. There’s also stuff like the Fujifilm GFX 50s II, X mount lenses, XH2, and XH2s that have got rebates available. thephoblographer.com »
2023-05-10 19:00
Looking for the perfect channel to showcase your incredible photos of heart-stopping action and adventure sports? It's time to dust off your drives and select your best snaps, as the Red Bull Illume Image Quest, the world's biggest competition dedicated to action and adventure sports photography, is now accepting submissions. thephoblographer.com »
2019-05-07 16:00
Attention, film photographers! If your stash is missing some Fuji films, here's your chance to snag some while they're still at wallet-friendly prices. Yes, you've read that right. Fujifilm is set to raise the prices of its professional films in the US soon, so go get your fill while there's still time before it happens. thephoblographer.com »
2019-04-09 16:00
Blurb has been one of the top self-publishing platforms for magazines and books, and with its new offering, it may become even more popular. If you make your own zines or plan to make one sometime in the future, you may want to check out the platform's new Economy paper upgrade. thephoblographer.com »
2018-07-30 10:00
Google first introduced Google Lens with the Pixel 2 smartphone. The feature uses Artificial Intelligence to power its visual recognition algorithms and provide information about whatever your smartphone's camera is pointed at, and recently it was made available on iOS devices and integrated in the Google Photos app. dpreview.com »
2018-04-12 21:29
Instagram is now rolling out a new “Recommended Posts” feature widely to its users. It suggests photos and videos for you directly in your feed from people you don’t follow. Instead, the suggested content will be based on what people you follow have liked. petapixel.com »
2017-12-28 20:54
The best thing about this time of year is the sales, and even if the majority of the money we spend on these savings is for others, that doesn't mean we can't have a deal or two that we take advantage of for ourselves. thephoblographer.com »
2017-11-30 02:00
I discovered this week that my 500px Marketplace photo is being sold elsewhere, and I haven’t gotten a dime of sales (yet). If you sell photos through 500px, this is something you should be aware of. petapixel.com »
2017-05-25 22:34
Lightroom for Android has always been an excellent app for mobile editing, but it just got a little bit more powerful, supporting all RAW file types, including . orf, . raw, . rw2, . cr2, and . nef. digitalrev.com »
2016-11-10 03:00
If you’re a member of the photo sharing service Flickr, you might want to change your password as soon as possible. Yahoo, which owns Flickr, has reportedly suffered a major hack. Recode reports that Yahoo is preparing this week to confirm a massive data breach — a hack that may have exposed several hundred million […] petapixel.com »
2016-09-22 18:13
In many ways, I wish that the Nikon Zf were more like the Nikomat EL camera. They're both small and have beautiful ergonomics. And both cameras are ones that you'd want to bring with you everywhere.
"This camera doesn't use batteries," is what a young man working at a Brooklyn vintage store told me one day when I inquired about a Polaroid Land Camera they had. I can still hear his voice and the disbelief when I opened up the compartment to reveal heartbreak -- aka, battery corrosion due to someone leaving the batteries in their camera.
"Nothing, it's yours," my dear friend told me when she was cleaning out her father's belonging from her childhood home. A regular at one of the bars I frequent saw the joy on my face as bright as the sun reflects off the sea.
Back in 2017, I reviewed the Nikon N80. By that time, it was already an old camera. It's not as well known or as spoken about as many of Nikon's other cameras. However, your parents, aunts, or uncles, probably owned one.
Often seen sitting all lonely and battered at garage sales, the Canon Snappy LXII is glanced over with the same indifference one has when browsing lotions at the pharmacy. That's to say there's total apathy unless someone is hunting for a good point-and-shoot camera.
"That's a really nice camera, mister," is what a young kid said to me the other day about the Pentax Spotmatic I slung around me. That put a smile on my face. And just think, years ago I gave my original Pentax Spotmatic away to someone who I felt needed it to grow as a photographer.
At the launch of every new technology, the headlines release anguished cries: Film is dead. DSLRs are dead. [Insert any form of photography with some history] is dead. I get it — headlines need a bit of drama or else even great articles fall victim to aimless scrolling.