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Panasonic’s S1R and S1H are absolute full-frame mirrorless monsters, but they’re also as big and hefty as an old-school DSLR body. The new S5, on the other hand, packs the same 35-mm sensor – and the vast majority of those vaunted S-series capabilities… Continue reading Panasonic S5 is a full-frame photo/video monster in a compact body
Those with a good memory may recall an innocuous little culture war in the early 2010s. Smartphones were still relatively new devices, offering the novel ability to record videos and rapidly share them with others. And while people certainly could easi… Continue reading The ups and downs of vertical cinema
Introduced as a concept in June 2019, and briefly made available as a special kit to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing, Hasselblad’s latest 50-megapixel digital camera system is now available for general release.Continue Read… Continue reading Hasselblad announces availability of 907X 50C medium format camera
In episode 133 for August 10th 2020: What we can learn from the big Twitter hack, why everyone is trying to ban TikTok, and pharmacy chain Rite Aid’s use of facial recognition cameras. ** Links mentioned on the show ** How the FBI tracked down th… Continue reading Twitter Hack Lessons Learned, TikTok Ban, Rite Aid Facial Recognition Cameras
Olympus has announced the fourth generation of its entry-level OM-D E-M10 Micro Four Thirds mirrorless camera, which will come supplied with a camera bag, extra battery and SD card for a limited time.Continue ReadingCategory: Photography, TechnologyTag… Continue reading Olympus puts beginners in focus with 4th gen entry-level MFT camera
It’s been a while since Sony updated its video-focused full-frame mirrorless Alpha, but now the company has taken care of that with the launch of the third generation α7S. The new camera sports a brand new sensor and the latest imaging engine, but its … Continue reading Sony aims for pro video-makers with Alpha 7S III mirrorless camera
Researchers at the University of Washington have created a new camera system that’s so small and light it can perch on the back of a beetle. From there, it can be wirelessly controlled to focus on different things, and stream video and photos back to a… Continue reading Tiny, wireless camera streams beetle’s-eye view of the world
Interesting research on home security cameras with cloud storage. Basically, attackers can learn very basic information about what’s going on in front of the camera, and infer when there is someone home. News article. Slashdot thread…. Continue reading Traffic Analysis of Home Security Cameras
Plenty of folk these days buy cameras with the intention of pointing them mainly at themselves, and Sony has put together a neat little compact that’s laser-focused on content creators who want beautiful video with zero learning curve.Continue ReadingC… Continue reading Sony unveils its attempt at the ultimate no-learning-curve vlog camera
The best phone cameras can record slow motion with under 1,000 frames per second. Commercial rigs generally shoot with several thousand. But that all absolutely pales in comparison to the new record holder for the world’s fastest camera, boasting a mind-boggling rate of 70 trillion frames per second. That’s fast enough to capture light waves in movement.
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