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Location American Photography News for 29 June 2023
People Pitch In to Help Photographer After $12K Lens Shattered by Baseball A sports photographer whose $12,000 camera lens was shattered by a 104 MPH baseball will have his gear restored after an outpouring of support by the public and an act of generosity by Sony.
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A Man Injured at Work Said His Employer Took 5 Days to Address Worker's Comp...and They Gave It to Him on a Sticky Note What's wrong with employers these days?!?
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Sony Adds 4K 120p Recording to Popular ZV-E1 Video Creator Camera Sony announced the ZV-E1 camera in late March, delivering an excellent option for video content creators. At launch, the camera delivered full width 4K 60p recording, but Sony has now elevated the ZV-E1 with a free upgra...
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Meta Explains How AI Determines What You See on Instagram Meta is letting people peek behind the curtain and learn how the company uses artificial intelligence (AI) to determine what people see when using Meta's apps, including Facebook and Instagram.
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Is He Wrong for Calling His Wife a Bully? Here's What People Said. Real talk... nobody should have to do this with their spouse.
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Artist Banned by Midjourney Over Fake 'Photos' of Cheating Politicians An artist who created AI images of politicians cheating on their spouses did so to warn of the dangers of artificial intelligence (AI) -- but he was banned from Midjourney for it.
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Scientists Can Now Reconstruct Rooms from Eye Reflections in Photos A research team from the University of Maryland has developed an artificial intelligence-powered (AI) method to reconstruct complex scenes and objects in 3D using only the reflections in a person's eye.
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Audubon Photography Awards Creates AI Versions of the Winning Images The Audubon Photography Awards has recreated its winning photos with artificial intelligence (AI) to see how the synthetic images match up to the real work of photographers.
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National Geographic Just Laid Off its Last Staff Writers National Geographic, a magazine renowned for its photojournalism and wildlife photography, has laid off the last of its remaining staff writers and a number of other employees, according to multiple departing staff write...
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A Corporate Worker Realized That In-N-Out Burger Pays More Than Her Job Not all fast food companies are created equal...
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Kim Kardashian Brings Lighting Team to DMV For Driver's License Photo Kim Kardashian brought her own lighting and glam team for the "most important photo" of her life -- her driver's license photo.
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Moment's 'Everything Bags' Promise to 'Replace All Your Other Bags' Moment has launched a series of bags that "carry everything, go anywhere, and come in every size." Aptly named The Everything Bags, Moment believes its new bags will replace all a person's other bags.
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One of Canon's Coolest Lenses Has a Special Discount

The Phoblographer - 29 Jun 2023 18:00
The Canon RF 100mm f2.8 L IS USM has a chromatic aberration control ring that lets you dial in a unique look for your bokeh. It’s a gorgeous lens. There’s no doubt in our mind that Canon makes some of the best camera...
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'Call me cheap. Call me whatever.' Frugal Mom Packs Her Kid A Meal When The Family Dines Out, And The Reactions Are Very Mixed I'm actually surprised that restaurants allow this...
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Photographer Sues Agency for Failing to Deliver 100,000 Instagram Followers A photographer who paid $50,000 to an agency that promised to drastically grow her business by among other things, providing 100,000 Instagram followers, has sued after allegedly seeing no uptick in business.
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This Woman Applied to Over 300 Jobs and Was Told She's Overqualified to Work at McDonald's and Taco Bell Who thought great experience would be a negative?!
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TikTok Admits to Funding Users' Lawsuit Against Montana Ban TikTok has admitted to quietly bankrolling a high-profile lawsuit brought by its users against Montana's state-wide ban on the video-sharing app -- a detail that the company failed to mention previously.
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A Woman Returned 14 Pairs of Shoes at Ross After She Couldn't Resell Them at Depop At the end of the day, side hustles are tough!
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For decades, Fujifilm Superia was used by both consumers and photojournalists to document the world around them. After rumors erupted on the web about its discontinuation, we fact-checked them against what Fujifilm told ...
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Is She Wrong for Saying Her Last Goodbyes to a Kid She Used to Nanny For? People Responded. Sure is getting awful dusty in here... *sniff*
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What Are Some Wild Secrets About the Military? People Shared Their Thoughts. Well, I'm not gonna sleep tonight...
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Panasonic 42.5mm f1.7 Review: Small, Yet Spectacular

The Phoblographer - 29 Jun 2023 06:00
Sometimes, the Micro Four Thirds system feels as if it has forgotten its original purpose -- delivering solid images in a much smaller form factor. But the Panasonic 42.5mm f1.7 is exactly what a Micro Four Thirds lens s...
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