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Ever Wonder How a Camera is Made? This Video Shows Fuji X-T10s Being Manufactured
Dan Havlik  |  Jul 08, 2015

If you’ve ever been curious how a state-of-the-art camera is made, check out the below video, which shows the step-by-step manufacturing process for Fujifilm X-T10 mirrorless cameras.

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Canon Intros Compact Speedlite 430EX III-RT Flash with Radio-Controlled Wireless Shooting
Shutterbug Staff  |  Jul 08, 2015

Canon announced the new Canon Speedlite 430EX III-RT external flash unit this morning. This compact new Speedlite features – for the first time in the Canon 430EX series – radio-controlled wireless flash shooting capabilities that are designed to make creative light control easier for photographers of a variety of levels.

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Shutterbug Photo of the Day: “Island Sunset” by Alena Nicholas
The Editors  |  Jul 07, 2015

Today’s Shutterbug Photo of the Day is a beautiful shot of a beautiful part of the world by Alena Nicholas.

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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC Software Review
Jack Neubart  |  Jul 07, 2015

Lightroom has been always available as retail standalone software that you buy, install, update, and pay to upgrade when applicable. Well, that has changed, in part, thanks to the Adobe Creative Cloud, which unleashed a torrent of cloud-integrated apps, among them Lightroom CC.

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Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II Mirrorless Camera Review
Dan Havlik  |  Jul 07, 2015

If you’re looking for a small and portable yet powerful camera that’s a good alternative to heftier digital SLR models, Olympus’ OM-D line of mirrorless compact system cameras are some of the best options out there. These retro-styled shooters recall cameras from the film era, resembling miniaturized SLRs. In short, if you feel all warm and fuzzy at the sight of classic cameras, you just might find Olympus’ OM-D models to be absolutely adorable. But there’s more to them than simple nostalgia.<

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Business Tips: How to Sell Yourself as an Advertising Photographer
Maria Piscopo  |  Jul 07, 2015

Since technologies of database management (direct mail) and Internet marketing (websites) have cut into the advertising agencies’ “lock” on buying media space as the only way to sell products and services, the industry has scrambled to reinvent itself. As a result, photographers have felt an impact on their advertising photography businesses.

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You Could Win a $1K+ Tamron Lens in Shutterbug’s Nature Photo Contest!
The Editors  |  Jul 06, 2015

Nature photography has long captured the hearts and minds of amateur and professional photographers dedicated to capturing images of the great outdoors. Whether your passion is wildlife, landscape, or macro photography, we’d love to see examples of your best work.

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GoPro Launches HERO4 Session, the Company’s Smallest and Lightest POV Camera Yet
Shutterbug Staff  |  Jul 06, 2015

POV camera-pioneer GoPro has just unveiled its smallest and lightest GoPro yet. Called the GoPro HERO4 Session, the tiny, point-of-view camera is 50% smaller and 40% lighter than the company’s popular HERO4 Black and Silver cameras.

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Shutterbug’s Bag Man Reviews Case Logic Kontrast Pro DSLR Photo Backpack
Jon Sienkiewicz  |  Jul 03, 2015

Drive any highway in North America and you’ll surely see the Thule logo on an automobile roof rack, bike carrier or ski bracket. What you may not know is that the widely popular maker of computer cases and camera packs, Case Logic, is part of the Thule Group. Today we look at the Kontrast Pro DSLR Backpack, the latest addition to their complete lineup of camera bags. 

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Travel Photo Tips: You Can Capture Great Travel Photos Right In Your Own Backyard
Blaine Harrington  |  Jul 03, 2015

You might say that images from distant, exotic locations are the stock and trade of a professional travel photographer, and certainly in my case you’d be mostly right. Those images pay off commercially and artistically, and when I can make them in places I’ve never before visited, they provide the added satisfaction of exploration and discovery.

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