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Location American Photography News for 2 August 2024
This Affordable 3D-Printed Tripod Gets You Low to the Ground A new wedge-shaped 3D-printed tripod lets photographers and videographers place their cameras just centimeters above the ground, ensuring they can get dynamic low-angle shots without breaking the bank.
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US Government Sues TikTok for Alleged Child Privacy Violations No stranger to conflict with the United States government, the popular social media app TikTok is being sued by the U.S. Department of Justice for alleged child privacy law violations.
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Photo Book Publisher Sued for Using Drone Images That Included Art Installations A publishing house has been sued over its use of aerial images in its books that featured copyrighted art installations, a case that could significantly impact drone photography in Europe.
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Looking for a fulfilling job in the photo/video industry? Drive growth at DPReview as our new Account Executive. Account Executive Full-time, Remote (US) We're seeking a highly motivated and knowledgeable Account Executive with a deep passion for the photo and video industry to own strategic partnerships and advertising solutions f...
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Nikon Increases the Price of its Popular Z 180-600mm Lens by $200 Nikon increased the price of one of its most popular and exciting Nikkor Z lenses, the Nikon Z 180-600mm f/5.6-6.3 by $200.
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Scientists Develop Solar-Powered Drone Weighing Less Than a Nickel Chinese scientists have developed a tiny, solar-powered drone that is by far the smallest and lightest of its kind.
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Buy a LUMIX Camera, and Get a Free 50mm f1.8 Lens With it!

The Phoblographer - 2 Aug 2024 18:00
I mean, how can you deny getting a free 50mm f1.8? If this were other camera systems, you'd probably scoff at how cheap those lenses are. But the LUMIX 50mm f1.8 S is weather resistant, sharp, fast to focus, and lightwei...
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Eye-Opening Photos Reveal Child Workers' Lives in 1911 Virginia Glass Factories These photos taken by Lewis Hine for the National Child Labor Committee at Virginian glass factories in 1911 show poor, exhausted young boys doing dangerous jobs.
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Sabrent's Upcoming Portable Rocket SSD is the First to Use Thunderbolt 5 Sabrent shared an early look at its next portable SSD, the new Rocket, which is the first to use Thunderbolt 5. It's incredibly fast and, perhaps more importantly, promises to regulate heat better.
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While the Paris 2024 Olympics commenced with considerable controversy, surfer Gabriel Medina's recent tournament pivoted the chatters to an optimistic note. Medina, competing at Teahupo'o in Tahiti, scored 9.9 for his ex...
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Three-Legged Lion and Brother Filmed Making Record-Breaking Swim in Search of Mate Drone footage captured a pair of lion brothers making the longest swim ever recorded for their species -- in the hopes of finding a female partner.
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Cameraman and Journalist Killed by Israeli Airstrike in Gaza A cameraman and journalist were killed in Gaza City by an Israeli airstrike this week.
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Turkey Bans Instagram With 50 Million Users at Stake Turkey blocked access to Instagram across the country without stating a reason or duration for the ban.
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Growing up, girls often encounter the cumbersome obligation of being chaste and intelligent, feminine and decisive, or emotive but crafty. Speak to any woman in your family. You will learn how they felt stifled by the un...
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