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Multitasking Combat Photographer Switches Between Rifle and Camera in This Amazing Video
Ron Leach  |  Oct 07, 2016

Combat photography is, to say the least, one of the more challenging assignments anyone can accept. But if you’re both a photographer and a British Army soldier, let’s just say you have your hands full.

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Viral Video Lets You Read the Logo on an Airplane Thanks to the Camera’s 200X Zoom Capability
Ron Leach  |  Oct 07, 2016

The short video below should help explain why the latest superzoom cameras are so popular, as you get both a wide view where a FedEx airplane is barely visible, and a tight shot where you can actually read the logo on the planes fuselage.

 

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Check Out These Spectacular Macro Insect Photos of Yousef Al Habshi’s “Little Monsters”
Ron Leach  |  Oct 06, 2016

Yousef Al Habshi is an award-winning photographer based in Abu Dabi. He specializes in macro photography, and the spectacular images of insects you see here are part of his Little Monsters project.

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Sony’s New RX100 V Compact Camera Packs a Big Punch with High-Speed AF, 1-Inch Sensor and More
Ron Leach  |  Oct 06, 2016

Sony just dropped the curtain on the RX100 V, a new flagship model in their powerful Cyber-shot RX line of 1-inch sensor compact digital cameras. Sony says their latest model has the fastest AF speed, most AF points, and fastest continuous shooting speed of any compact camera.

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Sony Intros the a6500: A New Flagship APS-C Camera with Blazing AF Speed & Pro Video
Ron Leach  |  Oct 06, 2016

This morning Sony introduced a new flagship mirrorless camera, the a6500, which claims to have the world’s fastest AF speed and the highest number of AF points with in-camera 5-axis image stabilization. The camera features Sony’s acclaimed 4D Focus system, which can acquire focus in a mere 0.05 seconds.

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Watch Photographer Freeze Flying Bullet Shells With this Awesome Stop-Action Video
Ron Leach  |  Oct 05, 2016

Italian photographer Matteo Mescalchin is a location photographer who specializes in aerial and underwater photography. In this dramatic video, you’ll see him stop some high-speed action by freezing flying bullet shells.

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The 12.3-Megapixel Camera in the New Google "Pixel" Smartphone May Be the Best Ever
Ron Leach  |  Oct 05, 2016

Google has unveiled their next-generation smartphone, the Google “Pixel,” and early test results indicate the camera on this sophisticated new wonder may be the best smartphone camera ever. According to a comprehensive review by DxOMark Mobile, the Pixel earned a score of 89—three points higher than highly acclaimed Apple iPhone 7 Plus, and the highest DXO rating ever given to a smartphone.

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The Winning Images for This Year's Red Bull Illume Action/Adventure Photo Contest Are Spectacular
Ron Leach  |  Oct 05, 2016

The annual Red Bull Illume international photo contest showcases some of the most spectacular action and adventure sports images anywhere, and the finalists and winning images for the 2016 competition are amazing as always.

 

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Boost Your Autofocus Speed with Victoria Will’s Simple Back-Button Focus Technique (VIDEO)
Ron Leach  |  Oct 03, 2016

Victoria Will is an accomplished New York-based photographer specializing in celebrity portraiture and lifestyle photography, and she utilizes an effective “back–button” focusing technique to achieve faster and more precise results. Watch the quick video below with her tips on this easy and effective method and you're sure to start shooting like a pro.

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Learn How to Create the Popular “Crushed Blacks” Film Effect in Less Than Two Minutes (VIDEO)
Ron Leach  |  Oct 03, 2016

Here’s a simple video that provides three quick methods for achieving the popular “crushed blacks” film-emulation look with your digital images in Photoshop. Whether you begin with a curves layer, a solid color layer, or a selective color layer, all three techniques are easy to master in less than two minutes.

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