More importantly for me, it also promises improved advanced video features. Canon claim that the new camera will have significantly improved video image quality especially in low light. They say it should also reduce false colour and moire patterning, which plague the current Canon DSLRs like the 5D mkII. Also added is a choice of two new compression formats – intraframe (ALL-i ) compression for easier editing and interframe (IPB) compression for superior data compression.
Canon has announced a new flagship DSLR, the EOS-1D X. The camera is supposed to take the place of the fast-shooting crop-sensor 1D Mk IV and the multi-megapixel full-frame 1DS Mk III. The main draw is that you’re getting a full-frame 18MP camera that can
Magnum Photos’ vice president Christopher Anderson has adressed the controversy arising from the distribution of Libyan Secret Service photographs via the agency’s website, BJP can report
Last week over a million people (!) watched a handheld recording of this demo. Here’s a far clearer version*: And here’s a before/after image (click for higher resolution): Now, here…
Enlivened by this contrast, Peter Dench began his 10-year project to document the English. “England Uncensored,” shown at Perpignan, France, this summer during the Visa Pour l’Image Festival, is a selection from that project. Unabashedly English — with a French edit and a German influence.
we ran into a separate protest: French residents with ties to the Ivory Coast were protesting the French involvement in the Ivory Coast civil war, calling French President Nicolas Sarkozy a war criminal
My photo editor, Chris Clark, does a great job of keeping the photo department organized and making sure everything runs smoothly. One thing Chris was always reinforcing to me was the importance of being both a journalist and a photographer. I sometimes tend to get caught up in visual aesthetics, so it was good to have someone reminding me to get good information as well.
It appears that the NYPD—or at least some of their officers—are using strobing flashlights to purposefully interfere with cameras recording them during Occupy Wall Street protests
The drug war in Mexico captures attention, but there is a vibrant culture beyond the headlines. “Reframing Mexico” explores under-reported stories of challenges and successes in Mexico City. For just eight days in one of the world’s largest cities, students faced language, access, culture, transportation, and interpersonal challenges working extremely long hours in often very difficult conditions. The 12 stories they produced are exceptional and often beautiful. A single mother raising her children in one of Mexico’s largest garbage dumps, a middle age carpenter whose illegal immigration to the U.S. ended when the American dream proved elusive, and a young mother struggling to raise her baby in prison are just a few examples. The stories show a side of Mexico City not often portrayed in the media.
Leica M9 – A Second Opinion This is a follow up to my original review of the Leica M9 that sparked a lot of debate, a lot of people still get hung up on the pr
Leica Camera launched a new Leica M7 Xinhai Revolution limited edition in China: “On 10 October, Leica launched in China a limited edition M7 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Xinhai Revolution. Distinguished guests were invited to witness the l
Guido Steenkamp is a member of the street photography collective Seconds2Real. Beginning initially as a Flickr group aimed at promoting street photography in both Germany and Austria, it has since grown from an online organization to a real-life collective with the first exhibition to be opened on October 14th in Berlin. Guido Steenkamp shares more about the collective from its beginnings to what is planned in our interview with him.
New EOS We will see a new camera on Tuesday and below I am confirming what we pretty much already know. 1D/1Ds line is about to be amalgamated. (Name Unkno