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How to Shoot Africa’s Big Five Safari Animals (with a Camera)

Not many other adventure holidays are as alluring as an African safari that comes with the promise of seeing Africa’s Big Five animals up close and in the wild. The thrill of coming into contact with wild animals is hard to beat. The following article will provide essential considerations for your next Big Five safari adventure to the African continent. In case you’re not familiar…
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Omnar Can Covert Any Lens to M-Mount for Rangefinders

Omnar Lenses, a new optics manufacturer based out of the United Kingdom, has announced a partnership with Skylanney Opto-Mechanics to offer a new one-off service that will turn any non-rangefinder lens into a rangefinder coupled M-Mount lens. Omnar launched its first lens in October of last year when it built a rangefinder lens using repurposed Canon AF-10 optical elements called the…
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Scientists Capture Brand-New Deep-Sea Jellyfish Species on Camera

Scientists from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute have captured stunning footage of a new species of deep-sea jellyfish. MBARI researchers have published a description of the new discovery in Animals. Its name, Atolla reynoldsi, is in honor of the first volunteer at Monterey Bay Aquarium, MBARI’s education and conservation partner. “We named this stunning new species in…
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How to Take Graduation Photos

Graduation portrait photography is an opportunity to develop your portrait skills, make photos that your client will treasure, and have fun. There are important logistics to keep in mind for a smooth and well-executed graduation portrait shoot, and this guide will help…
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U.S. Company to Provide Tactical 360° Cameras to Ukrainian Army

An American camera company will help the Ukraine Army fight the Russian invasion by sending 360-degree tactical cameras to the frontline. Bounce Imaging, from Buffalo, New York, has donated its throwable cameras — which are about the size of a baseball with six fisheye lenses — which send back a 360-degree image. The Russian army has been using a $20,000 Sphera system, which is a…
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