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Sigma launches its own web magazine, SEIN Online, highlighting the art of photography
In 2014, Sigma launched a print magazine, SEIN, which was distributed quarterly for free in Japan. The magazine is named for the German word, "sein," which essentially translates to something like "to exist" or "to be." For readers familiar with German philosophers such as Hegel or Heidegger, you may recall that a...
Lensbaby announces Burnside 35mm f/2.8 lens featuring dual apertures and swirling bokeh
Announced last week and releasing next week, the new Lensbaby Burnside 35mm f/2.8 lens continues the company's tradition of creating distinct and unusual optics. The full-frame lens employs a double-aperture design, which allows for extensive control over focus and bokeh quality.
The lens is designed to deliver...
“Through the Lens” turns its focus toward pair who found inspiration behind the camera
In the latest season of Adorama's "Through the Lens," Sal D'Alia has taken his show to Canada. We saw the first two episodes last week (click here for the first episode and here for the second). In the third and fourth episodes, seen below, we go behind the scenes with an adventure photographer and a portrait and...
15 tips for better sunrise photography: Gear, weather, settings and much more
Last month, we shared photographer Anton Gorlin's excellent guide for seascape photography. Gorlin has a new guide focused on sunrise photography.
Among his 15 tips for better sunrise images, he opens by discussing the difference between sunrise and sunset. Besides the obvious difference in the direction of...
Rainy day in Death Valley creates stunning conditions for large-format film photographer Ben Horne
Death Valley is known for its very dry, hot conditions. However, rain is not unheard of there and when storms roll through, the conditions are often stunning. Photographer Ben Horne, who we have featured on numerous occasions for his excellent behind the scenes videos and distinct use of large-format film...
Editing landscapes in Lightroom: How to create drama and depth in your photos
Australian photographer Andrew Marr visited Scotland last year and captured many beautiful images. Viewers of his video about the trip asked him about his editing process so he has created a new tutorial video showing his editing process in Lightroom. Marr's photography often features a lot of dynamism and drama,...
Why this photographer always uses lens hoods: Two Minute Tips with David Bergman
Professional photographer and educator David Bergman has an ongoing video series for Adorama TV, "Two Minute Tips," in which he shares great tips and tricks for many photography-related topics in roughly two minutes - the title doesn't pull any punches.
In the latest episode, seen below, Bergman discusses lens...
Firmware Friday: Leica SL (Typ 601), Panasonic EVA1, Sony AXS-R7 updated
For the second week in a row, our Firmware Friday roundup is short and sweet, with few new updates arriving and relatively little to discuss over the last seven days. In all, we have news of updates for the Leica SL (Typ 601), Panasonic AU-EVA1 and the Sony AXS-R7 (this last being an accessory for the Sony F5...
Panasonic G9 Field Test Part II: Taking a look at the video features of this stills-centric Lumix flagship
Click here to read our Panasonic G9 Field Test Part II
When one hears "Panasonic mirrorless camera" and "video recording," you probably immediately think of the GH5 or new GH5S, and for good reason -- they are amazing video cameras. With the recent G9 camera, however, Panasonic focused more on still photography...
Rising from Lexar’s ashes, ProGrade Digital is redefining quality in memory
In the fall of 2016, I found myself in a warmly lit, large and bright conference room accentuated by a beautiful sunny day streaming in from wide windows in the Silicon Valley office of Micron. Micron, the at-the-time parent company of memory card goliath Lexar, was celebrating the memory card company’s 20 year...
ProGrade Digital’s 512GB CFast card has the fastest write speed we’ve ever tested
Memory cards aren’t sexy. They’re not the part of a photographer’s kit that makes a photo better, and they don’t get a lot of praise. Honestly, the only times you really hear a photographer talk about a memory card is when they have a failure, or if something gets corrupted. If something goes wrong, you can bet a...
Introducing ProGrade Digital & their line of high-end SD and CFAST memory cards
A new company based out of San Jose, California and "founded on a mission to provide the highest quality, professional grade memory cards and workflow solutions available," has announced a new line of memory products and accessories designed to fill the needs of professional photographers and videographers....
Fujifilm announces new X-H1 flagship camera, featuring in-body stabilization & DCI 4K video
Click here to read our Fujifilm X-H1 Preview
There's a new camera at the top of the Fujifilm X Series totem pole, the X-H1. The brand-new camera may sport some familiar components, such as the 24.3-megapixel X-Trans CMOS III sensor and X-Processor Pro at the heart of its imaging pipeline, but it features many...
Zeiss expands its full-frame E-mount lens family with a new wide-angle Loxia 25mm f/2.4 prime
Pre-order the Zeiss Loxia 25mm f/2.4 here
For Sony E-mount photographers, Zeiss just announced a new member to their Loxia full-frame, manual-focus prime lens lineup, a 25mm f/2.4 optic. Squeezing in between their ultra-wide 21mm f/2.8 and the classic 35mm f/2 wide-angle lens, the new Loxia 25mm f/2.4 offers a...
The new bokeh champs? Olympus cracks the code for beautiful bokeh with its F1.2 Pro prime lens series
If you're a photographer, chances are you're at least somewhat familiar with the word "bokeh". Originally a Japanese term for how lenses render the out-of-focus parts of an image, it's rapidly turning into the latest photography buzzword.
Most people have little idea of what bokeh really means, though,...
Tips for photographing waterfalls and how to shoot with a wide versus long lens for landscapes
Waterfalls are a very popular subject for photographers and with great reason, they're dynamic and every waterfall is different. With different lighting conditions and depending on recent weather, even the same waterfall can vary dramatically over time. Photographer Adam Gibbs recently headed to Englishman River...
Sony announces potential focusing issue with new 24-105mm f/4 G OSS lens, promises fix
While most users and critics have generally been impressed with the new Sony FE 24-105mm f/4 G OSS zoom lens, Sony has announced that some samples of the lens are affected with a focusing issue.
"In certain shooting conditions an out of focus issue may occur with some 24-105mm f/4 full-frame E-mount G (SEL24105G)...
From flat to fab: Editing natural light fashion photos in Adobe Lightroom Classic
By getting comfortable using natural light, you can ensure that you can capture great portraits no matter your budget for artificial light. No matter your light source, it's a great idea to process and retouch your portraits.
In the video below, Nathaniel Dodson of tutvid goes through his retouching process in...
Adobe releases Lightroom Classic 7.2 with improved performance
Adobe has released Lightroom Classic 7.2. The new update promises improved performance. Let's take a quick look at what you can expect from LR Classic 7.2.
Users have reported that Lightroom has typically slowed down after prolonged usage, an issue which Adobe says they have now addressed. Further, for users with...
In-camera compositing? Yes! Now available on the new Panasonic GX9
Compositing images in post-production can be quite a time-consuming endeavor, and if your subject is shot against a textured background it can often be next to impossible to pull off. Panasonic has created a way around this, at least for anyone who only needs 4K resolution, with a new feature called Sequence...