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RED announces new 35-megapixel WEAPON MONSTRO 8K camera with 17 stops of dynamic range

 
 

While we typically cover stills cameras here at Imaging Resource, sometimes there is video technology so interesting we just have to talk about it. The latest such example is RED's new WEAPON MONSTRO 8K VV, which costs nearly US$80,000.

What makes this 35.4-megapixel camera particularly special is its over...

Shutter Release: Removing a stuck filter, how to get any color background & 2 new Lomo cameras

 
 

This weekend, we have some interesting content to share with you, starting with a video about removing a stuck lens filter. Next up is a video from Andrew Boey about how to have a saturated color background without a backdrop and without using Photoshop. For Lomography fans, our third section is about a pair of new...

Firmware Friday: Fuji cameras and lenses, Nikon software, Panasonic video camera updated


 
 

This week, our Firmware Friday roundup is neatly segmented by both manufacturer and product category, with Fujifilm offering updates for its X-Pro2 and X-T2 cameras and 10-24mm / 18-55mm lenses, Nikon for its ViewNX-i software package, and Panasonic for the VariCam LT video camera.

Without any further ado...

Learn how to add beautiful bokeh using Photoshop

 
 

While there have been lenses with fast maximum apertures for a long time, it seems that bokeh is particularly trendy these days. You can spend a lot of money on lenses with wide apertures and dreamy bokeh. What if you could create natural-looking bokeh in Photoshop instead of having to capture it in camera?

A new...

Everything you need to know about Lightroom’s import dialog box

 
 

Anthony Morganti has a very lengthy and informative series of videos, all about Lightroom. In the 132nd Lightroom Quick Tips video, Morganti discusses all the features of the import dialog box.

The import dialog box is one of the first things you'll encounter every time you use Lightroom and it offers a lot of...

Sony A9 review: The professional’s E-mount camera puts the 1D X II and D5 on notice


Click here to read our Sony A9 review

 
 

For most of us, the phrase "professional sports photographer" conjures up images of big, long, heavy lenses paired with bulky, gripped DSLRs. And monopods to help support all that weight. Wouldn't it be great if you could shoot the same subjects, at the same level of speed...

The Nikon D850 has the best sensor ever, according to DxOMark

 
 

There's a new camera on the top of the DxOMark image sensor rankings. As we learned as soon as the Nikon D850 came into our hands, the 45-megapixel full-frame DSLR is equipped with an impressive sensor. DxOMark has put the D850 sensor to the test and it has become the first DSLR to ever hit a triple digit score,...

Celebrate Scott Kelby’s 10th annual Worldwide Photowalk with these educational videos

 
 

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Worldwide Photowalk, Scott Kelby has published a variety of quick tips videos on the KelbyOne YouTube channel.

We wanted to share these videos with you because there are many great tips. For example, in the first video, professional photographer Bruce Dorn discusses why it...

Shutter Release: Pixel 2’s stabilization looks promising, 3 bad SEO habits & Colorspike LED

 
 

In today's Shutter Release roundup, we will look at the impressive fusion image stabilization technology in Google's new Pixel 2 phone, three bad SEO habits on your photography website and how to fix them and a new highly-customizable multi-color LED light for photo and video. Shutter Release is a regular roundup...

Shutter Release: Color processing guide, Indonesian photographer overcomes obstacles & more

 
 

In today's Shutter Release roundup, we will look at an in-depth guide to color processing in Lightroom or Photoshop, a neat video about a photographer who isn't letting a lack of hands and legs stop him from pursuing his dreams and an article about using a flag to control shadow and light in portraiture.

We come...

The Lowepro Urbex is a daypack first, camera bag second & that’s a good thing

 
 

When I shop for backpacks, I’m usually doing so with the primary function it needs to fulfill as being a main player in supporting photography. But a few weeks ago, with a two week trip across Italy, Spain and Switzerland planned, my needs broadened significantly. I needed a slim, well-designed pack that could...

Playing ball in Cuba with Ira Block: Nat Geo photographer’s process & Cuba’s love for baseball

 
 

Sony Artisan and longtime National Geographic photographer Ira Block recently sat down with Tony and Chelsea Northrup to discuss his project of documenting baseball in Cuba.

The Northrups asked Block about his process and how he chose to capture the Cuban culture. Baseball is a big part of Cuban culture and has a...

Winners of Nikon’s 43rd Small World competition help us see the world around us in a beautiful new way

 
 

It seems that no matter your photographic background, we can almost all universally agree that macro photography is cool and interesting. There is something about seeing the world around us in a totally new way that is truly fascinating. A source of some of the best close-up shots is Nikon's annual Small World...

Canon SL2 In the Field: What sort of flexibility do RAW files from the Canon SL2 offer?

 
 

Releasing this summer, the Canon SL2 is the company's compact entry-level DSLR and successor to 2013's SL1 camera. The SL2 has proven popular among readers and it arrived in my hands earlier this week for a pair of Field Tests. To help whet your appetites for real-world SL2 shooting experiences, I wanted to share...

Wedding photographers test drive the new Profoto A1 flash

 
 

Rachel Gulotta and Daniel Inskeep of Mango Street are wedding photographers and they are very excited about Profoto's new A1 flash. In fact, Profoto flew the duo to Sweden and gave them a pair of A1 flashes. They were so happy with the flashes that they decided to make a video about using the A1 for weddings.

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Full-frame versus APS-C: Portrait photographer Manny Ortiz pits the Sony A9 versus the A6500

 
 

Full frame versus crop cameras…a battle which has been going on for a long time with no indication that it'll be ending anytime soon. If you're reading Imaging Resource, there's a good chance you've debated between a crop sensor and a full-frame camera yourself at some point and perhaps you've owned both. Diving...

Google announces the Pixel 2: DxO testing shows it outperforming the iPhone 8 Plus

 
 

This morning Google announced the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2XL, the latter bringing most of the visual changes to the popular Android-based smartphone. In fact, the Verge is reporting that unless you look really carefully, it's hard to tell the difference between the original Pixel and the Pixel 2. Though there are a...

Shutter Release: 10 wedding blunders, mastering camera settings, long exposure landscapes and more

 
 

It's a video-centric edition of Shutter Release. Today's roundup includes five videos covering a wide range of topics. First is a video about preparing images for a composite. Next up is a video for wedding photographers covering 10 common blunders and how to avoid them. If you are thinking about setting up a...

Adobe adds new features to both Premiere and Photoshop Elements

 
 

Slated as the 2018 release, Adobe has added several new features to both Premiere and Photoshop Elements that will make it much easier for the casual photographer/videographer to highlight their visual memories. There are many new changes, but standouts in Photoshop include the ability to open eyes that are closed...

Nature TTL: B&H and Will Nicholls launch YouTube channel dedicated to nature photography tutorials

 
 

In collaboration with B&H Photo, professional wildlife photographer Will Nicholls has launched a new YouTube channel dedicated to nature photography, Nature TTL.

The new channel will focus on macro, landscape and wildlife photography and bring in industry experts to help educate viewers and showcase beautiful...