Reveni Labs, the company responsible for the tiny on-camera light meter for old SLRs that don’t have one built-in is back. And they’ve brought a new meter with them. This time it’s a still-tiny-but-not-quite-as-tiny-as-the-original-meter spot meter – once a very common tool amongst film photographers, particularly medium and large format landscape shooters, and one that’s still built into just every DSLR and mirrorless camera today. And, yes, there are companies like Sekonic still producing excellent spot meters, but they’re not exactly cheap....

At some point during the history of the influencer, the ring light became an accessory de rigueur, fueled by the availability of cheap Chinese-made devices. The original ring light was invented for dentistry by Lester A. Dine in 1952 because of its ability to cast an even light with diffuse shadows in a confined space. An ideal solution for photographing teeth and gums. The same concept can be found in make-up mirrors, which surround a magnifying mirror with a ring of light....

É em busca dessa resposta que mostraremos quatro das principais ferramentas que possibilitam isso: Scalehot, Bume e Grow Social. Todas elas foram criadas com o objetivo de impulsionar seu perfil na rede social, mas analisamos funcionalidades extras, métodos de atendimento ao cliente, preço do plano básico e disponibilidade de tutoriais e guias para facilitar o uso da ferramenta. Fizemos essa avaliação com o objetivo de definir qual pode ser a mais indicada para você....

Sony Japan has issued a service advisory for their 16-35mm f/2.8 G Master series lens. From what I can make out of the Google-translated advisory, the camera appears to lock up when an affected lens is attached, and the screen no longer displays properly. Judging by the range of serial numbers targeted by the advisory, there are potentially around 22,500 lenses affected – assuming they’ve produced the lenses without any breaks in the number sequence....

A consumer by the name of John Guerriero has filed a class-action suit against Sony Electronics Inc. in the Southern District of New York over claims that the shutter in the Sony A7 III is not fit for purpose, resulting in much-shortened life expectancies than expected. The reported life expectancy of the shutter in the Sony A7 III is 200,000 actuations, although he claims “numerous users report shutter failures … between 10,000 and 50,000 for most of the users who experienced this”....