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September 14, 2018

Mission Workshop Integer
Another highly functional camera bag iteration from Mission Workshop
DL Byron
Not content to design and make just one of the most functional, weekender camera backpack I’ve used, Mission Workshop iterated the Rhake into the Integer. The main difference between the two is the Rhake uses an insert for camera gear and the space inside the Integer is dedicated with adjustable compartments and a quick-access side panel to grab... Read more
September 12, 2018

Discussing The New Canon EOS R System
B&H and four Canon experts discuss the new Canon EOS R System on a live online panel discussion
By Terry Sullivan
This afternoon, B&H hosted a live online panel discussion with four Canon experts to discuss some of the details of its new Canon EOS R full-frame mirrorless system, including the new 30.3MP EOS R mirrorless camera, and four new lenses, including the 28-70mm f/2, 50mm f/1.2, 24-105mm f/4, and 35mm f/1.8 macro. The panel comprised two veteran pro... Read more
September 6, 2018

The Guardian’s Teacher Takeover Project
A series of photo essays about the crisis in America's classrooms
DL Byron
Today, the Guardian US launched a three-day guest-edited series called Teacher Takeover. The series highlights the crisis in America’s classrooms and the activism of teachers. Addressing low teacher pay and underfunded schools, the teacher’s perspective is shared and based on their protest movement. As part of the project, The Guardian features... Read more
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August 23, 2018

DJI Announces Mavic 2 Pro And Mavic 2 Zoom
Calling the release "a new era for camera drones," DJI reveals what they've learned from Hasselblad and it's significantly improved optics with zoom
DL Byron
It turned out to be a double-embargo weekend in Brooklyn. I was there for a Sony event celebrating World Photography Day and got my hands on the Leica M10-P AND the new DJI drones: Mavic 2 Pro and Mavic 2 Zoom. I checked out the new drones in a truck driving around Brooklyn. What you need to know about this release from DJI is the partnership with Hasselblad... Read more
August 23, 2018

Nikon Introduces Z Mount Mirrorless System

Nikon announced development of a new full-frame mirrorless system and lens mount this summer, and now the company has officially introduced the new Z Mount System, comprised of two mirrorless cameras, three new lenses and a lens mount adapter. The Z 6 and Z 7 mirrorless cameras are nearly identical with the main differences being resolution and continuous shooting speed. The Read more…

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The 24.5-megapixel Nikon Z 6 shown with the NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/4 S
Nikon announced development of a new full-frame mirrorless system and lens mount this summer, and now the company has officially introduced the new Z Mount System, comprised of two mirrorless cameras, three new lenses and a lens mount adapter. The Z 6 and Z 7 mirrorless cameras are nearly identical with the main differences being resolution and continuous... Read more
August 22, 2018

Leica Announces M10-P
Exceptionally discreet, the new Leica M10-P allows photographers to see and not be seen
DL Byron
While in Brooklyn for a weekend shoot with Sony on World Photography Day, I got my hands on a Leica M10-P. With the news about the camera under embargo, I had just a few minutes with it and immediately noticed the almost silent shutter and placement of the ISO setting dial on the top plate—similar to the film rewind button on their MA and MP bodies.... Read more
August 21, 2018

Emerging Pro Contest Now Accepting Submissions
Submissions are now open in our premier photo contest—see the categories and enter now!
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If you’re a student or pro photographer looking for your “big break,” placing in a photography competition is an excellent way to get your work noticed—and makes a great addition to your artist’s bio. Our premier photo contest, Emerging Pro 2018 is now accepting submissions in three categories: Fashion & Beauty Photojournalism... Read more
August 17, 2018

Photographing And Touring India
Hear two professional photographers talk about their experiences traveling and photographing in India, answering viewer questions and sharing their incredible images
By PhotoJoseph
India is on the “bucket list” for many travelers, but it’s a “big scary place” for a lot of people! The travel options can be overwhelming. I’m leading a tour/photography workshop through northeast India in the beginning of 2019. To help anyone interested understand just what it’s like there, I invited two good friends and professional... Read more
August 17, 2018

Yellowstone Macro Photography With The Sigma 70mm F2.8
A true test of a macro lens is in the thermal pools
DL Byron
The best photography advice I was ever given is to note where the photographers are and go somewhere else. I repeated that line to myself as I took up a position on a crowded Yellowstone boardwalk. Lying prone with a Sigma macro lens pointed at a colorful pool of thermal water next to bubbling, blended mud, I pulled focus on a patch of thermophilic... Read more
August 9, 2018

The Leica Elpro 52
Leica Camera has released a new close-up attachment for M and TL Lenses that enables shallow depth of focus with soft bokeh
DL Byron
Today, Leica announced the Leica Elpro 52—a selected Leica M- and TL-lens attachment for macro photography. According to Leica, “The shallow depth of focus opens up new opportunities for incredibly detailed photography while still giving images a soft effect in the out of focus areas.” The attachment looks compact enough to carry with... Read more
July 30, 2018

Mission Workshop Rhake+Capsule
A near-perfect, day-trippable weatherproof backpack with camera insert that fits on a hardcase
DL Byron
It would seem, by now, all possible designs of a photographer’s bag have been realized. And, it’s iterations upon those designs from here on out. Well, Mission Workshop went and changed camera bags up by combining the features of a messenger backpack—roll top, waterproof materials—and adding a well-organized capsule insert. There are... Read more
July 16, 2018

Sony Cyber-Shot RX100 VA
For $200 less than the Mark VI, the VA gets upgraded internals and keeps the 24-70mm f/1.8-2.8 lens
DL Byron
The just-announced Sony RX 100 VA (Five-A) gets the tech upgrades from the RX 100 VI, including the improved BIONZ X processor and buffer. It doesn’t have the monster zoom though; instead, it’s still manufactured with the Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* 24-70mm equivalent f/1.8-2.8 lens. That lens first shipped with the Sony RX100 Mark III. The... Read more
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