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Leica Adds Perspective Control to Trio of M Cameras via Firmware Update

Computational imaging is all the rage these days thanks to smartphone cameras pushing the field forward, and now Leica is doing its part as well. The company has launched new firmware updates for the M10-P, M10-R, and M10 Monochrom that adds a new feature called Perspective Control for correcting distortions. Leica Perspective Control (LPC) is found as a new option inside the Capture Assistants…
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For Nikon Shooters With Sony Paranoia…

Sony’s non-surprising Alpha 1 announcement this week seems to have set a few Nikon shooters into panic again. More disinformation and clickbait headlines are also proliferating. The common theme seems to be “Nikon can’t/won’t keep up and will fail.” Relax. Take a…
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Canon Reveals Price and More Details for its AI Camera, the PowerShot PICK

Canon’s official crowdfunding page for the PowerShot PICK, its latest experimental camera, reveals more information on how the camera will operate. The campaign is already wildly successful, surpassing 5,900% of its goal at the time of publication. While previous reports already indicated that the PowerShot PICK would be a camera capable of surveying a scene and automatically taking pictures…
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Leica's Noctilux-M 50mm F1.2 is an homage to one of its most iconic lenses

The last Leica Noctilux 50mm F1.2 lens was produced 46 years ago. Now, nearly half-a-century later, the iconic lens has been reborn in the form of the Noctilux-M 50mm F1.2 ASPH, a ‘new’ lens from Leica that pays homage to a classic. An advert for the original Noctilux 50mm F1.2 lens (note it uses the same six-element, four-group optical construction as the new Noctilux-M version). The…
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Tennessee Bill to Make ‘Offensive’ Nonconsensual Photos Illegal

Tennessee state lawmakers working together with the Sullivan County District Attorney’s Office have introduced a bill to the state legislature that seeks to expand what is covered by “unlawful” photography. The new law focuses on a photographer’s supposed malicious intent. At present, the state law says that anyone out in public (even at such places as a gas station or supermarket) has no…
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