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$(document). ready(function() { SampleGalleryV2({"containerId":"embeddedSampleGallery_8773002505","galleryId":"8773002505","isEmbeddedWidget":true,"selectedImageIndex":0,"isMobile":false}) }); Canon has announced a pair of 'budget friendly' lenses – one telephoto and one wide – for its RF mount. dpreview.com »
For a long time, the only standard zooms for Fujifilm X mount shooters covering wide to medium telephoto focal lengths were the 16-55mm f2. 8 R LM WR and the 18-55mm f2. 8-4 R LM OIS. You either had to pick weather resistance and a bright, constant maximum aperture, or sacrifice them in favor of optical image stabilization and variable maximum aperture. thephoblographer.com »
A question that I personally wanted to be answered has been answered at The-Digital-Picture with the help of Canon USA. The answer is actually quite Read more... canonrumors.com »
The SD Association have just announced that SD Express memory cards can now deliver a maximum of nearly 4 gigabytes per second (GB/s) data transfer rate. photographyblog.com »
Singapore-based professional photographer Klaus Tan (AKA CHUTTERSNAP) recently flew his drone to the maximum allowed altitude limit of 500 meters (~1,640 feet) above his city to capture the design and beauty of the island city-state. petapixel.com »
Flickr has announced it’s dramatically increasing the maximum supported display size for its Flickr Pro members, effectively tripling the current maximum resolution. Until now, Flickr images were limited to being displayed at 2048px on the longest side. dpreview.com »
The USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) has published the specifications for USB4, the next-generation USB architecture first teased back in March 2019. USB4 will be a ‘major update’ that builds on the existing USB 3. dpreview.com »
The SD Association has released the name and official specifications for SD Express, the latest Secure Digital (SD) memory card format, as part of its SD 7. 0 specification. Created as a successor to UHS-III cards, SD Express is next-next-gen interface technology that will work alongside a new SDUC card type to provide fast, high-capacity memory cards in a familiar package. dpreview.com »
