The Wonderful Fujifilm XH2s Is Even Better
Everyone on the Phoblographer staff looks forward to photographing with Fujifilm. The Fujifilm XH2s quickly became a favorite of our Reviews Editor, Hillary. She gave it our Editor’s Choice Award.
Everyone on the Phoblographer staff looks forward to photographing with Fujifilm. The Fujifilm XH2s quickly became a favorite of our Reviews Editor, Hillary. She gave it our Editor’s Choice Award.
Everyone loves their fast prime lenses! They can help you create gorgeous photos that you're proud of and that make everyone on social media stare at. But admittedly they're incredibly difficult to pull off at times.
Meta, the parent company of Instagram and Facebook, has been injecting code into websites its users visit so that the company can track them across the internet after they click links in its apps. [Read More]
Sony enthusiasts continue to be enamored with the versatile Sony a7 IV. We reviewed it when the camera debuted, and I thoroughly enjoyed its capabilities. The human and animal detection with eye AF is snappy.
A photographer was able to recover about $7,000 in equipment stolen from his car in a hotel parking lot thanks to a set of Apple AirTags he had attached to some of the items. [Read More]
pgrading the five-year-old 70-200mm f2. 8 GM OSS. And Sony-tographers are going to be pleased. The Sony 70-200mm f2. 8 GM OSS II has a Mark II in the name, but many of the updates feel more significant than that.
After bringing a9-like autofocus to smartphones last year, Sony is again trying to push sports-ready autofocus into pockets. The Sony Xperia 1 III (and its little sister, the Xperia 5 III) bring real-time subject tracking to the company’s smartphone line-up.
". . . the newly added SmartPhoto mode, which includes three technologies: Scene Recognition, Hyperlight and HDR photos, which can intelligently identify 5 types of scenes and optimize algorithms to capture the best photo," says the Product Manager of the DJI Mavic Air 2 in an interview.
Canon Australia has just published an aggressive press release that means to “shut down speculation” from detractors who think specs like 8K video are “a fantasy” that will be characteristically crippled by the camera brand.
As much as Nikon sometimes strikes me as a company that's lost its way, I have to give them a whole lot of credit with the latest firmware update. Firmware 3. 0 for the Nikon Z6 doesn't only greatly enhances the speed of the camera.
Sony Electronics President and COO Mike Fasulo presented some of the company's latest products for the Digital Imaging Division. Amongst them are the new Sony a7r IV that includes features like a new 61MP full frame sensor at the heart.
Sony Electronics President and COO Mike Fasulo presented some of the company's latest products for the Digital Imaging Division. Amongst them are the new Sony a7r IV that includes features like a new 61MP full frame sensor at the heart.
In unveiling the new a6400 last week, Sony also announced its next-generation AI-based tracking features that are also coming to existing cameras in a firmware update. Sony Artisan Patrick Murphy-Racey shared this 2-minute video showing just how impressive the tracking is.
Nikon’s marketing says the $3,300 D850‘s autofocus components are the same as the $6,500 D5, but how do the two cameras stack up in real-world autofocusing? Photographer Matt Granger decided to put the systems to the test, doing a shootout to see how the two cameras’ focus and tracking abilities compare. First, Granger made sure both of […]
Sony is touting its new a9 camera as a sports camera with blazing fast autofocus and shooting speeds. If you weren’t impressed with the camera tracking a pole vaulter at 20fps, check out the demo in the video above: the camera accurately keeps its focus locked on a basketball being tossed back and forth near […]
Instead of capturing a night sky time-lapse with the stars spinning overhead, Windston attached a GoPro HERO4 to his star-tracking telescope rig and shot the 1-minute video above that show’s Earth’s rotation in a different way.
Insta360's new Flow Pro is a small smartphone stabilizer that is the first to be Apple DockKit-enabled, meaning that it can use Apple's new subject-tracking technology. [Read More]
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) seems set to roll out its plan for Remote ID, a system that provides in-flight identification of drones. DJI argues it already has a technology that's perfect for this: AeroScope. [Read More]
Sony is pluming the depths of stacked sensor technology and uncovering all sorts of amazing gems—the a9’s 20fps capabilities, the Xperia XZ’s 960fps slow motion feature, and now, an industrial sensor that can recognize and track objects at an insane 1,000fps.
DJI has ceased production and availability of its AeroScope drone detection system which is used to help keep drones away from airports and government facilities. However, Ukrainians claimed Russia used the tech to track their drone movements in the war. [Read More]
When photographer Alex Garcia discovered his bag was missing after arriving at Miami's airport, he spent the next hour and a half chasing it into a nearby suburb by following his AirTag's signal. [Read More]
Targus has announced a new backpack that comes with an Apple Find My tracker that functions as if an AirTag is built directly into it. Targus bills its new backpack as both high-tech and sustainable.
Facebook and Instagram have been vocally against any attempts to curtail its apps from tracking users, but with the launch of iOS 14.5, the company has taken that up a notch by subtly threatening to charge its users for access to its networks if they choose to turn app tracking off. A major part of […]
AI cameras have come a long way when it comes to object recognition and tracking, but sometimes the “intelligence” can fail in humorous ways. At a recent professional soccer match in Scotland, the AI broadcast camera tasked with tracking the soccer ball kept getting distracted by the sideline referee’s bald head. As you can see […]
Ever since camera drones first became available to the average consumer, authorities across the world have had growing concerns about them. No-fly zones are being widely established, and regulations are becoming stricter to restrict when, where, and how the unmanned aircraft can fly.
As photographers, we are constantly lugging around a ton of gear. Everything from tripods and light stands to lenses and SD cards. It can sometimes be an incredible pain to keep track of all your gear, making sure you have it with you, making sure you have the right equipment for a given shoot, etc.