Olympus has officially announced that it’s killing off its Four Thirds mount lenses and focusing instead on the Micro Four Thirds mount. DPReview reports that although it has been over 6 years since a new camera has been announced for the Four Thirds mount — a lifetime as far as camera refresh cycles go — […]
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The Micro Four Thirds camera world has often been a major battle ground more than a collaboration: and that's very evident with the release of the new Panasonic 12mm f1. 4. For many years, Olympus has had the 12mm f2--a stellar lens in many ways that still remains so today. thephoblographer.com »
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For the past several weeks, photographers have been expressing a recurring sentiment online: the lack of supply for highly sought-after cameras like the Fujifilm X100VI, Ricoh GR III, or Pentax 17 is actually a strategy to "build hype." That's absurd. [Read More]
Photo and video lighting can get very hot, as evidenced by a near-catastrophic incident on an Airbus A321 that departed from London's Stansted Airport on a chartered flight to Orlando, Florida. [Read More]
Fashion photography remains at the top of the wish list for many portrait photographers. My favorite thing about the genre is that breaking the rules is embraced, and self-expression is encouraged. My Grandmother was a seamstress, and I have always appreciated delicate garments.
UK-based film maker Ilford has shut down production for the foreseeable future. While the company is still allowed, legally speaking, to continue operations during the UK’s country-wide lockdown, it has chosen to shut down manufacturing in order to prioritize the health and safety of its employees.
It seems Nikon has been surprised by how many photographers actually want to buy its upcoming $8,000 58mm f/0. 95 S Noct mirrorless lens. The company just announced the temporary suspension of pre-orders due to an unexpected level of demand.