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Trees Can Be Shy and You Can Tell By Their Crowns

Twisted Sifter - 14 Aug 2017 17:26
Trees Can Be Shy and You Can Tell By Their Crowns "Crown shyness" is a phenomenon in which the crowns of trees don't touch, forming a canopy with channel-like gaps
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Canon 6D vs. 6D II: Here's a High ISO Noise Comparison After early camera tests of the new Canon 6D Mark II were published, photographers balked at the fact that the dynamic range of the camera performed so poorly against other modern cameras. Now yet another review is showi...
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f11 Magazine is suspending publication due to financial troubles Photography publication f11 Magazine is being suspended, perhaps permanently, due to trouble funding the endeavor using its current advertising strategies. Subscribers have been alerted to the pending closure via an emai...
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A forgotten solution: Why this strange 1975 zoom lens is so sharp For a few years now, I've had in my collection one very strange lens. I bought it primarily for it's value as a collectible so, up until now, I haven't really spent much time playing with it. Made in 1975, this manual fo...
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Lunatic Rides Inflatable Pizza Slice Off 300 ft Iceberg in Greenland I don't even want know how cold that water is
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A Forgotten Solution to the Problems of Zoom Lenses For a few years now, I've had in my collection one very strange lens. I bought it primarily for its value as a collectible so, up until now, I haven't really spent much time playing with it. Made in 1975, this manual foc...
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Sony 'trade up' program gets you $500 plus trade-in value towards a new a9 Switching brands is a painful and expensive process, but a new "trade up" promotion from Sony is trying to take a little bit of the sting away. For a limited time, people interested in stepping up to a Sony a7 II, Sony a...
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Amazing Footage of Rare White Moose Spotted in Sweden

Twisted Sifter - 14 Aug 2017 19:52
Amazing Footage of Rare White Moose Spotted in Sweden BBC has released footage of a rare white moose spotted in western Sweden's Varmland
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Google's Camera app has been unofficially ported to other Android phones A developer going by the handle B-S-G has created an unofficial port of Google's Camera app, allowing a larger number of Android users to utilize the software with much-loved features like HDR+. Though the app is only of...
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Amazon is Refunding LEE Solar Eclipse Filter Buyers, Warning Against Use If you recently purchased a $160 Lee Solar Eclipse filter to photograph the upcoming solar eclipse, beware: Amazon has sent out emails warning photographers not to use it. Amazon is also refunding the full purchase price...
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Eric Kim Lays It Down: Get More Followers On Instagram

The Phoblographer - 14 Aug 2017 18:00
Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Instagram - Social Media. Although many of us photographers wish that these things were not as important to our businesses as they are, the fact is that they are. So with that knowledge, we al...
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This 'Flow Motion' Timelapse is an Eye-Popping Tour of a 1096 Cathedral Photographer Rob Whitworth has created some of the most popular timelapse videos ever using his trademark “flow motion” techniques. His whirlwind tour of Dubai has been viewed millions of times across the Web. For hi...
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Synology launches 'budget-friendly' 4-bay NAS that can handle up to 40TB of storage Data storage solutions manufacturer Synology has added a new, lower-cost NAS to its DiskStation j line that has a maximum capacity of 40TB, and is aimed at the home user and photography enthusiast. The DS418j has 4 disk ...
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The Man Who Fixes Camera and Lenses That Repair Centers Won't Over in Singapore, there’s a 49-year-old man who’s known by photographers as “The Camera Whisperer.” He’s a camera repair whiz who helps photographers revive broken equipment that professional repair centers wo...
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Male/Female Anglerfish are the Most Different in the World and the Way They Mate is Insane Anglerfish have the most extreme differences between sexes in the Animal Kingdom and their mating technique is even wilder
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A Timelapse of Star Trails Swirling Over the Oregon Sky Here’s a beautiful new short film by time-lapse photographer Tyler Hulett of Discover Oregon. Titled “Oregon Trails,” it shows stacked star trails swirling over the beautiful landscapes of Oregon. Each frame in the...
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The Best of English Views

Photography Blog - 14 Aug 2017 16:00
The Best of English Views Focus Clinics have collaborated with photographers from all over England to create The Best of English Views directly through the eyes of its residents.
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Canon EF-S 35mm f/2.8 Macro IS STM Review

Photography Blog - 14 Aug 2017 16:00
The Canon EF-S 35mm f/2.8 Macro IS STM is a dedicated macro lens for APS-C DSLR cameras. Offering a maximum magnification of 1.0x and built-in macro lights, is the innovative EF-S 35mm lens worth its modest asking price?...
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Smartphones killed the compact and now they're coming for entry-level ILCs When friends ask me to recommend a camera, more often than not they say they're looking to take better pictures than what they get from their phone. But what does "better than my phone" actually mean? One of those key di...
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Leica TL2 Review

Photography Blog - 14 Aug 2017 13:15
Leica TL2 Review The Leica TL2 is an incredibly stylish mirrorless camera, offering a massive 3.7-inch touchscreen display, 20fps burst shooting, 24 megapixels and 4K video recording. But is it a case of style over substance? Read our in...
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Sony Kumamoto sensor factory earthquake: first public footage Sony Kumamoto sensor factory: first public footage of the 2016 earthquake On April 16, 2016, disaster struck in Kumamoto in the Kyushu region of Japan. A series of earthquakes, including an unprecedented 7.0 mainshock st...
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Tips on How to Make Money as a Landscape Photographer

The Phoblographer - 14 Aug 2017 12:00
One of the most difficult things to do as a landscape photographer is making money. For many, it trumps being able to figure out the perfect exposure to use and the right time to wake up to catch the sunrise. Lots of pho...
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