The Dos And Don Ts Of Landscape Photography

I find landscape photography to be a fun but challenging subject. I just often feel let down that the image just doesn’t do justice to the location. Part of the problem I think is that I don’t think a photograph ever can ever really compete with the experience of actually being there. Although, it may just be that I’m just not destined to be a landscape photographer. Photographer Craig Roberts, on the other hand, likes shooting landscapes....

May 4, 2023 · 5 min · 1043 words · Timothy Coleman

The Irix Cine 45Mm Strikes A Perfect Balance Between Price And Performance

I’ve first seen the IRIX cine 45mm at PPE last year, when tradeshows were still a thing. On paper, it looked incredibly impressive for $1,200 so I was really hoping to take it for a spin. A few weeks ago, I got my hands on one and took it for a ride. TL;DR – The IRIX 45mm cine in an amazing deal for its price, with some nice features and a look that reminds me of the Zeiss CP....

May 4, 2023 · 3 min · 476 words · Christina Page

The Problem With Modern Lenses

When purchasing the right kind of lenses, there are some characteristics that people should not be buying for most photographical practices. I then wish to talk about modern lenses. Here’s a recap of what I call the Lens Intention Diagram. Based on my “right” gear manifesto, lenses shouldn’t be (or aim to be): The Outdated Quest for Speed led to the Quest for Resolution Up until fairly recently, camera sensors couldn’t achieve usable image quality above ISO 1600....

May 4, 2023 · 5 min · 998 words · Kelly Fry

The Red Hydrogen 2 Smartphone Has Been Cancelled Jim Jannard Retires From Red

Well, this is a surprise. It was only July when Jim Jannard, founder of RED, announced that the RED Hydrogen 2 smartphone was on the way, after blaming the original Hydrogen One’s failures on their Chinese device designers. Now, citing age and health issues, Jannard has announced that he’s stepping down from RED and Oakley and retiring. Oh, yes, and he’s cancelled the Hydrogen 2. Jim released a statement via the RED forums at H4VUser....

May 4, 2023 · 3 min · 434 words · Kayla Patel

Thermal Camera At A Museum Saves Woman S Life By Spotting Her Breast Cancer

A family visit to a museum turned out to be a life-changing and possibly life-saving event for one woman, all thanks to a thermal camera. When she visited Camera Obscura and World of Illusions in Edinburg, the thermal camera detected that she had breast cancer while it was still in an early stage. The Thermal Camera was installed in Camera Obscura and World of Illusions in 2009 and it lets visitors see their body “hot spots....

May 4, 2023 · 3 min · 503 words · Jason Jensen
simple hit counter