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• You’ve Seen It Hundreds of Times, but Where Is It and Should Landscape Photographers Go There?

  30-05-2023 23:04
  
  If you've seen westerns, sci-fi films, and even historic epics and car commercials, you've seen this place. It's the Alabama Hills, some spectacular geography just outside Lone Pine, California. It's at the foot of Mt. McKinley in the Owens Valley.[ Read More ]
  
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• Can You Use These Full Frame Lenses on Medium Format Cameras?

  30-05-2023 21:04
  
  Many photographers who get into medium format come to it with large collections of full frame lenses, and as such, it would be great if they could work on their new gear. Two of the best candidates are Canon's TS-E 17mm f/4L Tilt-Shift lens and TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II Tilt-Shift lens, and these helpful videos take a look at how they hold up on a Fujifilm medium format sensor.[ Read More ]
  
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• Is the Sigma 56mm f/1.4 Another Winner for the Fuji X Mount?

  30-05-2023 18:04
  
  The Sigma 56mm f/1.4 DC DN Contemporary lens for Fujifilm was first released in 2022 and added to their growing line of X Mount prime lenses, which also includes the 16mm and 30mm. This trio of contemporary lenses is designed to be compact while delivering high-quality results at an affordable price. While these lenses offer slightly less features than the Art series of lenses, making them more affordable to a wider audience, the image quality is not compromised in any way, and these relatively
  
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• A Review of the Tamron 18-300mm f/3.5-6.3 Di III-A VC VXD Lens

  30-05-2023 16:04
  
  Any photographer who walks long distances or spends hours on their feet with their equipment knows that every last ounce matters. And so, the idea of a single lens that can cover just about every focal length is quite intriguing. Tamron's 18-300mm f/3.5-6.3 Di III-A VC VXD makes that promise, and this excellent video review takes a look at it and the image quality and performance you can expect from it in usage.[ Read More ]
  
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• Win A Unique Piece Of Photographic Art From CAMERAFRAME

  30-05-2023 14:24 via ephotozine.com
   The CAMERAFRAME is a new and unique piece of art that all photography fans will love and ePHOTOzine has one of these really cool frames to give away. We think that a CAMERAFRAME would make the perfect gift/purchase for any photography enthusiast who is looking for something special to hang on their wall at home, in the office or at their photography studio.  How Do I Enter?To be in with a chance of winning a one-of-a-kind frame featuring all the components of eithe
  
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• A Look at Lightroom's AI Denoise Feature

  30-05-2023 14:01
  
  Adobe recently released AI-driven noise reduction in Lightroom, which represents a major step forward for the program. How good is the new feature? This great video takes a look at everything you can expect.[ Read More ]
  
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• A Work Of Art Made From Camera Components: CAMERAFRAME Now Available On Kickstarter

  30-05-2023 13:57 via ephotozine.com
   CAMERAFRAME is an exciting and unique project, launched on Kickstarter, that grabbed our attention instantly.These one-of-a-kind frames feature all of the components of a disassembled camera, including the sensor, shutter, cover, mainboard, flat and various electronic boards and mechanical parts which are arranged in a really cool way.   The frames are actually rather beautiful to look at and will make the perfect gift for any photography enthusiast. We think they'll ma
  
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• A Black & White Image Of A Cheetah Chasing A Gazelle Wins 'Photo Of The Week'

  30-05-2023 12:40 via ephotozine.com
   "Behind You!" captured by NickDale is our latest 'Photo of the Week' (POTW) winner with his brilliant shot of a Cheetah and a Thomson's Gazelle.The more you look at this photo, the better it gets and we have to applaud Nick's efforts at capturing such a cracking shot at speed which is an incredible feat in itself. We love the cross-over direction and as the cheetah is beyond the focus range, it feels like it's almost creeping out of the shadows. You certainly do get a sense that it's
  
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• Zoner Photo Studio X Software Review (Spring Update 2023)

  30-05-2023 12:00 via ephotozine.com
   
  Quick VerdictZoner Photo Studio X is still easy to 'Highly Recommend' with its comprehensive line-up of photo editing tools that are supported by a good photo management system. The price is reasonable and as updates keep coming, you know you're investing in software its creators care a lot about. + ProsEasy to use Customisation Good photo management optionsNative support for RAW filesReasonable Price
  - ConsNo Mac versionSubscription-based (some still aren't fans)
   
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