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Your phone goes off at 2am to tell you there’s motion on the driveway, so you open the app half asleep and find somebody standing at the back of your car, about forty feet from the lens.
Even if you own a full-frame camera, chances are you don’t have it with you all the time. But it’s hard to think about leaving the house without your smartphone. Midrange and flagship smartphones are also fantastic point-and-shoot cameras, so if you see a frame that you want to capture, or simply want to grab…
Canon’s EOS R50 is an entry-level model with a small, lightweight design. Credit: Andy Westlake
If you like taking pictures with your iPhone then it’s always fun to finding new tricks to try with the native camera app.
After rumors recently revealed first details about the Sigma fp II, Sigma China has now sent out invitations to a launch event on Friday, October 23. The tiny full-frame camera could therefore be officially unveiled in just a few days, alongside a new version of the Sigma 50 mm f/1.4 Art DG HSM lens ($1,049 on Amazon).
On Lost Garden, my solo AI anime project, I needed one shot: a knight turning toward a doorway while the camera arced slowly around him. I wrote “camera slowly orbits the character, cinematic, dynamic movement” and generated. Then I generated again. By the twentieth version the knight still wasn’t turning, and the camera had tried…
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Alexandra Matthaiou travels to Cannes with her short film Free Eliza (Notes on an Anatomical Imperfection).
Omani poet Zahran al Qasmi draws on the techniques of photography and cinema to create a distinctive poetic language. Across 145 short poems, the camera becomes a means of exploring both the visible world and the poet’s deeper thoughts about life and existence.
Man reluctantly lets teens use his door camera to film a music video. It turned into a masterpiece.
The ‘90s/’00s music scene, especially genres like emo, pop-punk, and nu-metal, have been making a comeback, since the peak of COVID 19, really. Which makes a lot of sense. These styles originally emerged from a time of political and social upheaval as a way for young people to process what insanity was happening all around…