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Techart’s new compact Leica M to Nikon Z adapter has video AF compatibility

Techart has announced the TZM-02, a new autofocus adapter for using manual focus Leica M lenses on Nikon Z mirrorless cameras. The new second-generation adapter offers a more compact design and promises improved performance, including better autofocus thanks to more powerful autofocus servo motors. The Techart TZM-02 is compatible with Nikon’s latest APS-C and full-frame Z-mount cameras…
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Raspberry Pi's new 12MP Camera Module 3 now has autofocus, HDR capture and more

Raspberry Pi has announced Camera Module 3, a new series of camera systems designed for use with the company’s line of compact DIY computers. There are four different variants of the Camera Module 3, each of which now have autofocus, improved resolution, HDR capture and more. The Camera Module 3 is available in both a standard field-of-view (FOV) version with a 29mm equivalent focal length and a…
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Update (Wednesday, January 4, 2023): The article has been updated to clarify this is a full-frame lens, not an APS-C lens. Alongside the announcement of its new 85mm F1.2 lens, Nikon has also said it’s developing a compact 26mm F2.8 lens for its Z-mount camera…
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Adobe's 'Content analysis' program could be using your photos and video to train AI without your knowledge

If you’re an Adobe Creative Cloud subscriber, you might want to go and turn off a new setting immediately. It’s been discovered that Adobe has automatically opted users into a ‘Content analysis’ program that allows Adobe to analyze your media files in Creative Cloud for use in its machine learning training programs. It’s unclear when exactly this program and setting went into effect…
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Adobe's 'Content analysis' program could be using your photos and video to train AI without your knowledge

If you’re an Adobe Creative Cloud subscriber, you might want to go and turn off a new setting immediately. It’s been discovered that Adobe has automatically opted users into a ‘Content analysis’ program that allows Adobe to analyze your media files in Creative Cloud for use in its machine learning training programs. It’s unclear when exactly this program and setting went into effect…
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