Watch Woman Pulls A Gun On A Drone Hovering Above Her House

Drones have definitely become common in our everyday lives. There are plenty of their possible uses, from taking photos and videos to making tigers exercise. However, not all of the applications are useful or positive. I’ve often heard that you could use a drone to spy on your neighbors, and apparently, some people do it, big time. But this woman decided she doesn’t want to put up with that. So, she takes a gun and opens the drone hunting season....

December 12, 2022 · 2 min · 303 words · Viola Liebl

Watch A Sea Lion Trying To Check What A Cameraman Tastes Like

Being a photographer or videographer is not easy, as you need to deal with all sorts of challenges and all kinds of people. But animal photographers are among those I admire most. It’s difficult to capture animals and make them do what you want. With them, you almost never know what they will do. Sometimes even the wild animals are sweet, and they come for a cuddle. And other times, they want to see what you taste like....

December 12, 2022 · 2 min · 224 words · Nancy Tarbox

Watch How This Photographer Makes A Baby Smile With All Its Heart

If you ask me, photographing babies and children is one of the most difficult tasks. It’s not easy to have them to pose, and it can be quite challenging to make them smile sometimes. But photographer Jonathan Suckling sure has a unique way of making their little models smile and laugh. Heck, this goofy dancing even made me smile! We stumbled upon this video on an Instagram account filmmking. It shows Jonathan dancing his heart out at the beach while photographing a baby in her mom’s arms....

December 12, 2022 · 2 min · 261 words · Edward Winkleman

Watch This Beautiful Orbital Sunrise Over The Earth In These Images From The International Space Station

It’s a sight that few people can see with their own eyes: the sun rising above the curvature of the Earth. NASA has released a spectacular series of images of an orbital sunrise from the International Space Station (ISS). The images were taken as the ISS was 262 miles above the Pacific ocean, starting over Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula and finishing up over the Aleutian Islands. The 5 images begin with the sun behind the Earth, illuminating just the curve (yep it really is round!...

December 12, 2022 · 2 min · 235 words · Luana Torrie

Watch This Crazy Video Combining Fire Water Capoeira And Slow Motion

Slow-motion video is a lot of fun to shoot. I’ve been playing around with it myself a bit since recently receiving the Insta360 ONE R, which is capable of shooting up to 200fps. It can be tricky, though. You need subjects that benefit from being slowed right down for a start. And if you’re using artificial lights, you need ones that are flicker-free at the fast shutter speeds required for high frame rates....

December 12, 2022 · 3 min · 453 words · Joe Sweat

Watch What Really Happens When A Drone Meets A Helicopter

We’ve recently seen a video that shows what happens when a drone hits an airplane wing (and DJI called it agenda-driven). But what happens when a drone meets a helicopter? Well, at a surfing event in Hawaii, a helicopter was called to the rescue to knock the drone out of the sky. And it was a piece of cake! At the World Surf League (WSL)’s surfing event last year, someone tried to film the surfers with a drone....

December 12, 2022 · 2 min · 264 words · Joseph Waddell

What Happens When You Pair 140 Year Old Lens With 15 000 Red Cinema Camera

In Mathieu Stern’s videos, we’ve seen some fantastic vintage lenses paired with modern cameras. In his latest video, he pulls off another unordinary combination of camera and lens. He mounts a lens that’s older than the Eiffel Tower on a $15,000 RED Dragon camera and shoots video in daylight and in low light. The results are wonderful, and you can check them out in the video. The lens Mathieu uses in the video is a 135mm lens from a large format wooden camera....

December 12, 2022 · 2 min · 237 words · Karen Thayer

What To Do When You Have 17 000 Worth Of Camera Gear Stolen

It’s every photographer and filmmaker’s worst nightmare. You pop your bag full of gear down on the ground, turn around for a moment, turn back and it’s gone. Just missing. Well, that’s exactly what happened to YouTuber and filmmaker Chris Hau. On Friday the 13th, of all days. While out on a shoot, he had his bag stolen from right behind him containing his Sony A7S III, 16-35mm f/2.8 GM, 24-70mm f/2....

December 12, 2022 · 3 min · 594 words · Antonio Nunez

When Will Dslrs Become Obsolete

One of the most commonly discussed topics in the photography world now is the mirrorless vs. DSLR battle. A common opinion among many photographers is that the DSLR is already obsolete and has no shelf life. However, is this true? Is the DSLR tech really so outdated?Advertisements If you’ve been keeping up with my articles, you may very well know that I’m a fashion and portrait photographer. I do a lot of work in the studio, as well as on location....

December 12, 2022 · 6 min · 1067 words · Casey Barnard

Who Needs A Keyboard And Mouse When You Can Edit Your Videos With A Steam Controller

There’s been a lot of talk lately about using… “non standard” input devices for using software. DIY Projects such as MIDI2Lightroom, and the Playstation Lightroom Cullinator have led to more purpose built units being built. Products like Palette, a customisable interface of knobs, dials and sliders, and Loupedeck, an all-in-one unit. For Lightroom, that’s great, but when it comes to video, the options are a little more sparse. Sure, there’s input devices available for DaVinci Resolve, but what about Adobe Premiere Pro?...

December 12, 2022 · 2 min · 425 words · Candy Baker

Why Photographers Don T Get Modern Art

It’s understandable that the great unwashed masses of the larger population might not appreciate contemporary art. But you’d think that photographers, who are creatives in their own right, would appreciate the art and creativity of others in all of its various forms. What I’ve seen instead is that, when it comes to much contemporary art, most (but not all!) photographers tend to dismiss the work outright. Instead of being more open to contemporary artwork than nonartists, photographers actually tend to be more dismissive....

December 12, 2022 · 11 min · 2168 words · Faye Levy

Will The Iphone 13 S Insane Camera Specs Kill Off Proper Cameras

Apple announced the launch of the new iPhone 13 range yesterday, and its camera is a real game-changer, particularly for videographers. With new features such as a wide-angle and macro lens, plus 3x telephoto zoom and a dedicated cinematography video mode, could this be the beginning of the end for bulky DSLRs and mirrorless cameras? The phone boasts many impressive attributes such as a 1TB storage, 5G, and extended battery life....

December 12, 2022 · 3 min · 619 words · Katherine Carter

You Can Now Use Eight Lensbaby Lenses With Nikon Z And Canon Rf Cameras

When Nikon and Canon first launched their full-frame mirrorless cameras, you could only buy accompanying lenses from them. But the list of third-party lenses for Nikon Z and Canon RF has been expanding, and Lensbaby is the latest company to join. They have launched as many as eight lenses that you can use natively with your Nikon Z or Canon RF. Here’s the list of lenses: Lensbaby Sol 45mm f/3....

December 12, 2022 · 2 min · 216 words · Kerry Slinkard

Youtube Launches Chapters To Help You Easily Skim Through Long Videos

Recently, YouTube started trialling what it calls Chapters. These are key points within videos that allow you to separate it up into segments. The best part about it was that it allows YouTubers to start planning for it in advance as it utilises existing techniques that YouTubers have been using for years to help their audience navigate their content. Essentially it uses timestamp lists in the description of the video in order to generate these chapters which show up when you more over the timeline on the YouTube website or scrub through it in the YouTube mobile app....

December 12, 2022 · 2 min · 302 words · Albert Narvaez

Zeiss Adds 40Mm F 2 Close Focus To Its Batis Range Of Lenses

A new camera with zero card slots isn’t all that Zeiss has announced at Photokina this year. They’ve also announced the Zeiss Batis 2/40 CF lens, too. It sits in between the Zeiss Batis 2/25 and Batis 1.8/85 lenses in the Zeiss E mount lineup. The Zeiss Batis lenses were developed specifically for the Sony E mount range of mirrorless cameras. There are five in total now, including this one, covering 18 to 135mm in focal length....

December 12, 2022 · 2 min · 224 words · Paul Howell

20 Eneloop Pro Vs 5 Ikea Ladda Batteries Which Recycle Faster

Many items from IKEA can be useful for photography. But what about their batteries? Martin Cheung has decided to perform a test and check which batteries recycle faster: Panasonic Eneloop Pro or two times cheaper Ikea LADDA. The result is a really pleasant surprise. Martin uses two Godox TT685C speedlights for the test. One uses Eneloop Pro batteries, and the other is powered by Ikea LADDA. He triggers both flashes at the same time to test how long does it take for each to recycle....

December 11, 2022 · 2 min · 365 words · Vivian Lloyd

Copyright Troll Sues Student Newspaper After Using Creative Commons Photo

There’s a joke saying that the most common lie in the world is “I have read and understood Terms and Conditions.” Well, misunderstanding terms and conditions could cost a student newspaper team thousands of dollars. A student media group reportedly used a photo from a popular Creative Commons website to illustrate their article. However, the photographer who took the image claims it was copyright infringement and is suing the newspaper for over $5,000....

December 11, 2022 · 3 min · 481 words · William Glahn

Nikon S Dropping 5 Lines Of Slrs Says Dpreview S Chris Nichols

During the recent first look video for the Canon EOS 90D and Canon EOS M6 Mark II over on DPReview, Chris Nichols let slip at around 6:45 in the video that Nikon is “dropping 5 lines of [D]SLRs”. This seems to suggest that Nikon believes that DSLRs are, for the most part, well and truly dead. We already knew at the beginning of July that there were rumours Nikon was possibly planning to drop the D3x00 series, the D50xx series and that there would be no follow up to the D500....

December 11, 2022 · 2 min · 403 words · Ellie Rutt

10 Angles That Will Take Your Interviews To The Next Level

When you set up to shoot an interview, the angles and frames you choose can make or break the video. In this post, we will go over ten different angles that you can use when shooting interviews. You can think of it as a personal cheat sheet for interviews. Some of the ideas are for your A-camera, and some are for B-cam. We used a RED Dragon on a Manfrotto 645 FAST and 504x head as our A-cam, and a BMPCC 4K on a Manfrotto 635 FAST and an old MVH500AH head....

December 11, 2022 · 4 min · 849 words · Homer Gibson

2021 Gdt Nature Photographer Of The Year Winners Show Us How Gentle And Harsh Nature Is

Advertisements This year. almost 400 GDT members from 13 different countries submitted 6470 photos. The overall winner for 2021 is a photography duo from Germany. Turbo swallow shows a barn swallow in flight brought Karsten Mosebach and Bernhard Volmer first place. Karsten Mosebach said about the winning image: The two photographers shot the winning image with a long exposure combined with flash to freeze the movement towards the end of the exposure time....

December 11, 2022 · 2 min · 289 words · Mary Boes