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Location American Photography News for 17 October 2017
Ok, so as we have mentioned before, the best deal on photography education, tools, and software every year is back. In this year's Complete Photography Bundle you are getting access to some incredible deals at an amazing...
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Sigma Extends Camera Gear Warranty to Cover Hurricane Victims Sigma has announced that it will extend the warranty on its camera gear to products that have been damaged or destroyed by the hurricanes that have recently devastated regions of the United States. If your equipment is u...
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Amazing Hand Cut Paper Animals by Pippa Dyrlaga

Twisted Sifter - 17 Oct 2017 22:11
Amazing Hand Cut Paper Animals by Pippa Dyrlaga Using traditional papercutting techniques to create contemporary artworks
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Chris Smith, the Photographer of the US Health Secretary Here’s a short video released by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services last month on the work of photographer Chris Smith, who has served as the Secretary’s photographer in the department for 27 years now....
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The Rhino ROV is a Motorized Slider for Your Smartphone and Camera Rhino has just launched a new Kickstarter campaign to fund the launch of its new ROV motorized camera slider for smartphones and various types of cameras. The slider has a 24 battery life, allowing for such things as sho...
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Remembering Rhinos

Photography Blog - 17 Oct 2017 20:00
Powerful images of rhino taken by some of the world's top wildlife photographers will be unveiled at a free London exhibition and an evening of talks by leading conservationists, as the much-anticipated Remembering Rhino...
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This Guy Photoshopped a Crane Out of a Building Photo as a Challenge It’s amazing what can be done with Photoshop these days with simple techniques and a lot of patience. Case in point: UK-based photographer Denyer shared this 4-minute timelapse of an edit he did for fun, removing a lar...
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Guy Finds Joke Book from 1940 with a Hitler Reference

Twisted Sifter - 17 Oct 2017 19:22
Guy Finds Joke Book from 1940 with a Hitler Reference Joke #5524 from "10,000 Jokes, Toasts, and Stories" is a good one
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The Kamlan 50mm f/1.1 Lens is a Bokeh Beast That Costs Just $170 The Sainsonic Kamlan 50mm f/1.1 is a lens you can buy for just $170 for mirrorless cameras (Sony E, Canon EOS-M, Micro Four Thirds, and Fujifilm X) that delivers some beautiful bokeh. Here’s a 10-minute video by Kai Wo...
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Microsoft's Surface Book 2 is a New Portable Powerhouse for Creatives Microsoft just announced the new Surface Book 2, a new laptop that’s designed to remove the distinctions between desktops, laptops, and tablets. Inside the laptop is is the latest 8th Gen Intel Core processors and NVID...
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Microsoft unveils Surface Book 2 with powerful graphics chips, adds 15-inch model Microsoft has announced the next generation of its Surface Book hybrid device, the Surface Book 2, and like its predecessor, the new two-in-one laptops are targeted at creative types and gamers. Microsoft says the Surfac...
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A Conversation with Andy Green, the Only Driver to Ever Break the Sound Barrier 20 years ago the Thrust SSC team set the World Land Speed Record of 763.035 mph (1227.986 km/h) that stands to this day
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Leica is getting into the lens resurrection game, announcing earlier today that it will bring back the Thambar-M 1:2.2/90: a portrait lens from 1935 that's famous for exceptional spherical aberration that creates extreme...
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MeFOTO Launch Sister Company MeVIDEO

Photography Blog - 17 Oct 2017 18:00
MeFOTO Launch Sister Company MeVIDEO MeFOTO today announced the launch of MeVIDEO, a new sister company focusing on the film and video market with a travel video tripod available now on Kickstarter. The MeVIDEO GlobeTrotter tripod features reverse folding l...
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Matt Hulse Wins Felix Schoeller Photo Award

Photography Blog - 17 Oct 2017 18:00
Matt Hulse Wins Felix Schoeller Photo Award The presentation of the prizes of this year's Felix Schoeller Photo Award took place on 14 October in the Museum of Cultural History in Osnabrück, Germany. The winners in the individual categories were Rodrigo Illescas ...
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'I'm Back' is a New Digital Back for Old 35mm Cameras I’m Back is a new device that promises to “bring back” analog cameras by giving them the ability to shoot digital photos and video. It works by placing a focusing screen where you would normally put a film roll, al...
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Canon Produces 90 Millionth EOS Camera and 130 Millionth EF Lens Canon today announced they have reached two major production milestones -- a cumulative total of 90 million interchangeable-lens EOS cameras and 130 million EF-series interchangeable lenses. The EOS 5D Mark IV (pictured)...
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Leica's New Thambar-M 90mm f/2.2 is the Return of a Classic 1935 Lens Leica has just announced the new Leica Thambar-M 90mm f/2.2, a revival of a classic lens that was originally released way back in 1935. “A modern renaissance of the classic lens, Thambar gives photographers an unparall...
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Surprise! Google hid a custom-built image processor inside the Pixel 2 Google's Pixel 2 launch event on October 4th put a lot of emphasis on the new smartphone's camera capabilities. However, the presenters at the event left out one very interesting detail: Google Visual Core. Visual Core i...
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Leica Thambar-M 1:2.2/90

Photography Blog - 17 Oct 2017 16:00
Leica Thambar-M 1:2.2/90 The Leica Thambar-M 1:2.2/90 is a specialised soft-focus telephoto lens for Leica M-mount cameras. Its focal length of 90 mm is suitable for photography in a multitude of scenarios and is as good as predestined for captu...
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Kids Meet a Magician

Twisted Sifter - 17 Oct 2017 15:59
Kids Meet a Magician Nash the Magician meets a group of kids, answers their questions, and wow them with some sweet magic tricks
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At a time where photography has evolved in leaps and bounds in digital advancements, why do some people still choose to shoot with film? Why does this obsolete technology persist? There are a hundred reasons a film photo...
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