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Adobe Camera Raw vs. Olympus Workspace: Which app should you use?

Did you receive a brand-new Olympus camera over the holidays? If so, chances are good that the next addition to your photographic toolbox will be a Raw processor from the likes of Adobe, Capture One, DxO or one of their many rivals. But is payware or even subscriptionware software really necessary, when Olympus provides its own software free of charge with your camera purchase? Olympus…
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Nikon Z7 II sample gallery update

Nikon’s Z7 II has a 45MP sensor in a fantastically solid and well-sealed body, so when the snow started coming down across western Washington State, it seemed like the perfect camera to document our first major snow event in two years. Thankfully, the controls are pretty easy to operate with gloves, too. So, as we tend to the final bits of our long-awaited Nikon Z7 II review, come with us…
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MIT Engineers Create Camera Lens That Focuses With No Moving Parts

Using physical glass elements for camera lenses has been at the core of imaging technology for centuries, but MIT engineers have now fabricated a new “metalens” that can focus on objects at multiple depths without changing its physical position or shape. This new lens is not made out of solid glass, but transparent “phase-changing” material that can rearrange its atomic structure when…
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Moody Pano Photos of Waves Shot on Waterproofed Hasselblad XPan

Surf photographer Ben DeCamp has captured a beautifully moody series of black-and-white photos of waves using a waterproofed Hasselblad XPan film camera, considered by some to be a “holy grail” camera that DeCamp leveraged for his enthralling panorama-style images. DeCamp is known for his stunning images of surfers and waves, but his latest series comes after experimenting with panoramic…
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