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This Insane Timelapse Shows The Volatility Of The Sun S Surface Over A 10 Hour Period

Getting a decent photograph of the sun which shows the incredible level of normally invisible detail of its surface is extremely difficult. Shooting a whole mess of them over the course of 10 hours and turn them into a cohesive timelapse is downright impossible for most of us. But for astrophotographer Deddy Dayag, it’s a passion he’s been pursuing for a while now. Deddy regularly posts his new work to YouTube and the results are just gorgeous....

This Is The World S First Sony E Mount 35Mm Film Camera And It S Open Source

Well, this is an interesting turn up for the books. It turns out that while many photographers are trying to adapt their old film cameras to their shiny new Sony cameras, one photographer, Alexander Gee, was doing the opposite. He wanted a film camera that would work with his modern Sony E-Mount lenses. LEX, as the camera is called, is a one-man operation, and it seems to have come quite far already....

This Man Repairs The Cameras And Lenses That No One Else Can

Even when all repair services discard your camera or lens as “irreparable,” there’s still a way to repair it. Mr. David Hilos can fix all the gear others can’t (or won’t). This 49-year-old Filipino based in Singapore is communications engineer, but he is also a hobbyist camera repairman who can save your gear no matter what happened to it. Photographers know him as “camera whisperer” and he is a miracle worker when it comes to repairing photo gear....

This Street Photography Experiment Gives Unsuspecting New Yorkers A Surprise Photo Of Themselves

This is an interesting take on street photography. A social experiment of sorts. Normally, when we do street photography and people are included, or even the subject, of the images we shoot, those people almost never get to see the images we shoot or even know we shot them. Photographer and YouTuber, Josh Katz decided to try something a little different, as he wandered the streets of New York City recently....

This Video Turns Food Into A Trippy Micro Universe At 1000X Magnification

When we magnify even the most ordinary object, we can discover interesting new worlds. Photographer and videographer Andrew “Drew” Geraci did this with food we see and consume every day. With help of a microscope and a camera, he magnified his subjects 1000x and turned them into an abstract and trippy video. His short film titled Structure shows us the unseen, micro world of the things we see every day....