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Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts

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Monday, September 19, 2016

AUSTIN MANN’S IPHONE 7 CAMERA REVIEW: RWANDA




via DF:


Whole thing was shot on iPhone 7 and 7 Plus cameras. If you can, look at his example photos on a display with wide color gamut. Mann on the 7 Plus 56 mm camera:

It works exactly as I hoped. It is super quick to switch between lenses, even while you are rolling video. As seen in the video above, jumping from 1× to 2× while recording can be a great way to punch in and emphasize a detail.

In terms of quality, I found the the 2× zoom lens to be equally as sharp as the iPhone wide-angle we’re accustomed to. However, I do not recommend the digital zoom beyond 2×. The quality of digital zoom degrades quickly and I find it unusable for photography (although it’s actually kind of nice as an animal spotting tool).

The 2× works in ALL modes (photo, video, time-lapse, slo-mo, and even pano), which surprised me. I didn’t expect it in each mode, and I really enjoyed shooting 2× panos, capturing extra detail in the area of the landscape I found most interesting.
And on search, which truth be told I’ve not played with yet:



Shooting photos is one thing; finding them and sharing them is another. The new Photos app in iOS 10 has a great search feature (the magnifying glass at top right) that hasn’t been talked about much.

I’ve found this feature to be very powerful and way beyond what I expected. For starters, I can search for a location like “Lake Kivu” to see all the photos I took on the lake. But going further, I can search for “tree” or “mountain” and immediately see all images containing trees or mountains. Even further still, I can search for “palm tree” and it accurately displays palm trees I’ve photographed in the last week.


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Morning in the tea fields of Rwanda with the iPhone 7 Plus.








Friday, February 12, 2016

Thursday, December 3, 2015

Donna Ferrato "I Am Unbeatable" || REDfitz





Ep 3: CONFLICT / Donna Ferrato "I Am Unbeatable" from redfitz on Vimeo.

Watch all 6 episodes of Conflict free at http://thisisconflict.com.

Many conflict photographers talk about getting “close” to their subjects; but perhaps none get closer than Donna Ferrato. For more than 30 years, Donna has been making deep and lasting relationships with women, and then asking to take their pictures on the worst day of their lives. Taking an ethnographic approach to the circumstances and victims of domestic violence might not be what most people think about when they think of conflict photographers; but the work is easily as disturbing and affecting as anything else out there. By asking these women to step in front of the camera, Donna asks them to look at themselves and assess their lives.






Tuesday, June 23, 2015

Tuesday, June 16, 2015

Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque





THE VOYAGE from Beno Saradzic on Vimeo.

A voyage of light through space and time at the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi.

Cameras:
Canon 5Ds
Canon 5DMk2
Canon 5DMk3
Canon 60D

Lenses:
Canon 24-105mm f/4
Canon 50mm f/1.2L
Canon 100mm f2.8L
Canon 70-300 f/3.5-4.5L
Canon TS-E 17mm f/4
Canon TS-E 24mm II f/3.5L
Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8

Motion Control:
CamBlock Modular System
Syrp Genie / Magic Carpet
Lil' Mule

Cinematography and Editing: Beno Saradzic
Camera assistants: Sandeep Nair and Yousaf Shamsuddin

Music score: A. Taylor - 'A Late Night's Wandering'

2015, Copyright Beno Saradzic, All Rights Reserved. Re-upload, download, full or partial edit of this film is not permitted without my written and specific approval. You know the drill. Play nice.












Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Monday, March 2, 2015

Shot on iPhone 6









via DF:


So many great photographs in this new collection from Apple. (Note, though, that nearly all of them were taken outdoors. Low-light indoor photography is the next frontier for iPhone cameras.)

UPDATE: Apple is going to use these photos in an upcoming ad campaign. Great idea, and must be a real thrill for the photographers. Also interesting to note just how many of them were edited using VSCO Cam.







Wednesday, December 31, 2014

Andre D. Wagner || Learning About Yourself






Andre D. Wagner, Photographer from abstractElements on Vimeo.

A profile video of Andre D. Wagner. A look at the work, the photographer in action, and the process.







Saturday, December 20, 2014

3D Photo Booth || Nikon Cinema







Nikon Cinema: The xxArray, a 3D Photobooth from Nikon_USA on Vimeo.

Los Angeles-based videographer/photographer Alexx Henry collaborated with Nikon to create a 3D capture array consisting of 64 Nikon D-SLR cameras. These cameras are wirelessly set-up to fire simultaneously, in order to capture in an instant, a full 3D rendering of a subject. Learn more about how he is pushing the boundaries of imaging at: http://bit.ly/1iHXoCp









Sunday, October 12, 2014

Mário Cravo Neto





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O Deus da cabeça, 1995



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Mask I, 1989



Saturday, September 20, 2014

When Stupid People Are In Charge || Remember The ( Disinformation, Masked As ) Discussion, Regarding The PIGS’ Debt?






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World Trade Center, New York City, October, 1975 — Jean-Pierre Laffont

Two homeless men squat in the shadow of the recently completed World Trade Center. New York City was on the verge of bankruptcy and the World Trade Center sat largely vacant, unable to find companies to fill its large office spaces.



If you live in Portugal or Spain, compare this with the very useful highways.





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