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The comic highlights how dramatically data storage and workflows have evolved for photographers: In 2005: Photographers used two 500 GB hard drives. The setup looks old-fashioned: a bulky CRT monitor and a single screen. The photographer appears frustrated, likely due to limited storage, slower systems, and heavier file management. In 2025: A single 20 TB…
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Canon has announced an RF-mount version of its 75-300mm F4.0-5.6 low-cost full-frame tele zoom lens. Though there are no details yet of a US release. The company says the Canon RF 75-300mm F4.0-5.6 is based on the existing DC-motor version of the EF-mount 75-300mm F4.0-5.6 III, dating from April 1999. Like the quarter-of-a-century-old lens, the RF-mount…
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Great question — both Rolleiflex and Hasselblad are legendary medium format camera systems, but they serve slightly different needs and design philosophies. Whether one is “better” depends on how you’re defining quality — optics, handling, resolution, reliability, or system flexibility. Here’s a breakdown: 🔍 Rolleiflex (Twin-Lens Reflex – TLR) ✅ Strengths: 🚫 Limitations: 🔍 Hasselblad…
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Yes, Adobe Lightroom does use AI to enhance photo quality, particularly through its “Adobe Sensei” AI technology. Here’s how Lightroom leverages AI to improve photos: 🔍 AI Features in Lightroom: 1. Enhance Details 2. Denoise (AI-powered) 3. Masking & Selective Edits (AI masks) 4. Portrait Enhancements 5. Auto Settings 6. Content-Aware Remove 🤖 AI vs…
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Half-frame digital cameras (or their digital equivalents) have a niche but notable market presence for a few key reasons — despite the fact that they’re not as common as full-frame or APS-C digital cameras. Let’s break down why they have a market: 📸 1. Compact Form Factor Half-frame means a smaller sensor (or smaller film…
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The question of whether a photographer should give RAW files to a client is one of the more debated topics in professional photography, and the answer really depends on context, client expectations, usage rights, and the photographer’s business model. Here’s a breakdown of the key considerations: Should a Photographer Give RAW Files to a Client?…
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This is a lens construction diagram for a Sony 400-800mm super-telephoto zoom lens, likely aimed at wildlife and sports photographers. Let’s break down the design based on what we can see in the optical layout: 🔍 General Observations 🧠 Optical Element Analysis 🔁 Zoom and Focus Mechanism ⚙️ Design Characteristics 🎯 Performance Implications
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Buying a camera in the UK can be a great experience, but depending on your situation, there are a few reasons why some photographers feel it’s not always the best deal — especially compared to places like the US, Japan, or even parts of mainland Europe. Here’s a quick breakdown of why buying a camera…
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