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Sony launches FE 50-150mm F2 GM lens

The world’s first telephoto zoom lens with a maximum focal length of 150mm and constant f/2 aperture designed for wedding, portrait, indoor sports, photo, and video professionals. Sony Electronics Inc. recently introduced the FE 50-150mm F2 GM, the world’s firsti telephoto zoom lens with a maximum focal length of 150 mm and

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How I got the photo: Springtime Blooms

I adore playing in the studio and getting creative with some lighting. This session was all about some pretty springtime blooms and high key. I was playing with the new Neewer HS60B LED Light. This is a bi-color continuous hand-held light and it comes with the cute little dome diffuser

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Do you need these special lens filters?

Maybe you have a lens filter or two for your camera lenses, but have you ever used diopter lens filters? If you’re not yet familiar with them, today’s featured video by Mathieu Stern shows what these special filters can do, how much they cost, and why you may need them

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Five ways to turbocharge your creativity

Stuck in a rut? Or just looking for some new ways to get your creative juices flowing? Either way, here are some suggestions that may turbocharge your creativity no matter what genre you love. Stuck in the mud There’s a children’s game called Stuck in the Mud. When you are

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Neewer CA021 Rotatable Tripod Collar: Spec report and hands-on review

For photographers and videographers who regularly shoot with telephoto or macro lenses, a lens tripod collar can make a world of difference in stability, balance, and rotation control. The Neewer CA021 is one such accessory—a rotatable tripod mount ring that offers a budget-friendly alternative to OEM collars. In my YouTube

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Street photography inspired by geometry in Berlin

Running out of street photography ideas? Getting bored of prowling the same areas over and over? It’s time to either do a photography reset or switch up your approach altogether. If the latter sounds like something you want to try first, you might want to check out Alan Schaller’s geometry-inspired

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Five best ways to capture scenes less seen

Capturing scenes less seen can turbocharge your creativity. It also sets you apart from others. With an emphasis on our environment, here are five ways to capture overlooked scenes. Climate change Climate change provides many opportunities to photograph how the world is changing around us. What is happening around where

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Dark Side: Using light to envision strange worlds in the American West

We all know that photography simply isn’t possible without light. Apart from bringing attention to subjects, it also allows us to explore many different creative possibilities for storytelling. From experimenting with shadow play to creating moody imagery, the ability to harness light is a powerful skill that every photographer must

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