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YI M1 Review: A Micro Four Thirds body with lens and Sony sensor for under $300—so what’s the catch?
Late last year, Shenzhen, China-based XiaoYi -- known stateside as Yi Technology -- launched the YI M1 to great fanfare. Its first standalone camera (and an interchangeable-lens camera, at that!) the Yi Camera drew plenty of attention for its reserved Leica-like looks, its quality Four Thirds-format Sony...
Shutter Release: Portrait lighting setup, large format portraiture, Photoshop tips, Yashica’s return and more
We hope you all had a pleasant weekend and for those of you were out taking photos, we hope the conditions were favorable! In today's edition of Shutter Release, our regular roundup feature here at Imaging Resource, we will be looking at six articles and videos covering a wide range of topics. We start with an...
Fuji GF 110mm f/2 Field Test: Fuji’s fastest GFX lens delivers terrific sharpness and dreamy bokeh
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One of the more popular use-cases for a medium format camera system is for high-quality, high-resolution portraiture. With the new Fuji GFX system, the camera maker offered a handful of lenses upon its debut, with those more suited for general photography and...
Firmware Friday: Canon Cinema EOS C700, Hasselblad X1D-50c and Pentax K-1 updated
This week's Firmware Friday roundup is fairly short and sweet, compared to some of the lengthy lists we've seen lately, but if you're shooting Canon's Cinema EOS C700-series video cameras, the medium-format Hasselbad X1D-50c mirrorless camera or Ricoh's full-frame Pentax K-1 DSLR, it will nevertheless be...
Shutter Release: Lightroom Coffee Break, natural versus artificial light, moody landscapes and a pro’s workflow
As we head into the weekend, we have four videos to share with you in today's edition of Shutter Release. First up is a new Lightroom Coffee Break video, next is a video about natural light versus off camera flash, then a behind the scenes landscape video before finishing with the latest from photographer Jay P....
Lightest in its class: Tamron announces new 100-400mm f/4.5-6.3 Di VC USD full-frame telephoto zoom
Earlier this year, Sigma and Sony each announced a 100-400mm lens, with the latter a high-end lens as part of Sony's G Master lineup. Now Tamron is getting in on the 100-400mm race with its new 100-400mm f/4.5-6.3 Di VC USD (Model A035) lens, which is actually a bit faster than the newest Sigma at the wider end of...
Sony announces its first camcorders to feature phase-detect autofocus
Sony’s newest camcorders are its first to feature phase detection autofocus, and each also boast 1-inch sensors and 4K capture. The XDCAM PXW-Z90, the NXCAM HXR-NX80 and the Handycam FDR-AX700 are Sony's first camcorders to use a "Fast Hybrid AF" system which they say "ensures highly accurate focusing and...
Wild Wild West: Real-world gallery images from the super-versatile new Nikon D850
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This past week, myself, along with a group of other photo press members, were invited by Nikon to come out to Bend, Oregon for a whirlwind testing session with the new Nikon D850. While out here in Oregon, I had the opportunity to put the D850 through its paces with a...
WhiteWall Direct Print on Wood Review: A natural-looking print with its very own personality
You may recall last month when we shared news about WhiteWall's new direct print on wood product. The folks at White Wall were kind enough to provide me a code to order my own 20 x 15 inch wooden print. Let's take a closer look at the new product and how my own print turned out.
The ordering process is a breeze....
Shutter Release: Kobra flash modifier, iPhone X video specs, Lightroom secrets, tinting images and more
It's been a busy week so far here at Imaging Resource, with a lot of news to cover. Let's take some time to share a variety of interesting photography content with you in today's edition of our regular roundup feature, Shutter Release.
Today's Shutter Release will focus on tips for photographing reptiles, a new...
A blast from the past: Polaroid relaunches its instant camera business with the new OneStep 2
Polaroid is back with a vengeance. The reemergence of the instant camera is an interesting one spearheaded by Fujifilm and their Instax cameras, but you can trace its origins back to the 70s when Polaroid released the foldable SX70 and then a few years later, the simpler OneStep camera. The simple camera had a...
Adobe updates their video suite to enhance capabilities with virtual reality, animation and motion graphics
Adobe is adding a ton of new features to their video platforms (Premiere, After Effects, Character Animator and Audition) and the sheer number of improvements might outpace what many of us have seen in years. With a focus on virtual reality and better and easier animations and motion graphics, there is a ton to go...
Shutter Release: Shaping light, dos and don’ts of photographing models and travel photography
Yesterday was a big day of announcements, so we held off on a roundup article, but Shutter Release is back today. Our regular roundup feature at Imaging Resource features four very different topics today. We have a look at shaping light with photographer Albert Watson, the five dos and don'ts of photographing...
Alien Skin announces Exposure X3 software, coming soon with new creative and organizational features
Alien Skin Software has announced the latest version of their Lightroom competitor, Exposure X3. The all-in-one photo editor and organizer offers non-destructive raw editing and the upcoming X3 update will include creative enhancements and workflow improvements.
Exposure X3 includes color and black and white...
Phase One announces IQ3 100MP Trichromatic, a new digital back they say sees color like the human eye
Phase One has announced the latest addition to its IQ3 digital back family, the IQ3 100MP Trichromatic. This digital back is built around a new CMOS sensor which is the result of a close collaboration between Phase One and Sony.
What makes the 100MP Trichromatic digital back special is that it has been designed...
Sony RX10 IV preview: Hands-on with the mind-blowingly fast, eye-wateringly pricey superzoom
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We've all been expecting it since the launch of last year's RX100 V pocket cam, and today it arrived. The Sony RX10 IV superzoom has made its debut at a press event in New York earlier today, and we've been hands-on with what has to be one of our most...
Apple announces the totally redesigned iPhone X
We thought Apple was done after announcing the iPhone 8, but they had more. The new, all-screen iPhone X is what they call the future of their smartphone, and it looks like it. The new phoen features a new design, no home button, and a "super retina...
Apple’s new iPhone 8 features a “fake lighting” portrait mode
Today was Apple's yearly, highly-anticipated, iPhone-focused keynote and this year they strongly honored Steve Jobs. In their new Steve Jobs theater, it was a really nice gesture. There was a lot announced, from retail to product, and of course there is a lot to say about the iPhone. But this is Imaging Resource,...
Sony press event: RX10 IV, imaging pro support arrive
Live from Sony's headquarters in New York City, IR publisher and founder Dave Etchells and Reviews Editor Jeremy Gray are taking a first-hand look at Sony's latest and greatest RX10-series camera, the Sony RX10 IV.
Sony has also live-streamed the press conference, so if you want to see it for yourself, we've...
Brevitē launches new Hadley series of backpacks, aimed at providing practicality and style
Brevitē has been making photographer-focused backpacks for the last few years. In fact, we reviewed one of them last year. That backpack was a particularly nice backpack because it was comfortable and functional when carrying photography equipment, but also worked very well as an everyday carrying solution and had...