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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.

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This dual-lens device aims to reinforce DJI as a top handheld gimbal camera brand. Credit: A. Yeo DJI Osmo Pocket 4P

Panasonic’s Lumix S 50mm F1.8 is a compact, lightweight prime lens designed for L-mount mirrorless cameras, including Panasonic’s Lumix S Series. Its versatile 50mm focal length and bright f/1.8 maximum aperture make it a practical choice for portraits, everyday photography, and low-light shooting. At just 300 grams, it’s also easy to carry around all day.

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Near the turn of the century, “Can you hear me now?” was a popular Verizon advertising campaign. So, who would have ever thought two decades later that it would be the catch phrase for a movie about searching for a prophet?

From October 6 to 11, Florence welcomes the 17th edition of Middle East Now. Screenings and events will take place at Cinema La Compagnia, Cinema Astra and venues across the city. This year’s theme, Radical Movements, shifts the focus from imagining alternative realities to exploring movement and action. Through film, documentaries, visual art, music, theatre…

We’ve seen a trend of smartphones with external lenses in the past 18 months. These telephoto extender lenses attach to a phone’s telephoto camera and boost the native zoom range. However, it sounds like HUAWEI could put these lenses to shame with the upcoming Mate 90 series.

She had just ended a Zoom call with director Ross Boothe, who had asked her to join the cast of his upcoming independent feature film “Brotherhood: A Cinematic Musical.” The movie centers around two next-door neighbors and their families: Jon, a white U.S. citizen, and Fabián, a Mexican immigrant who has applied for asylum.

Jon Voight is joining a bipartisan group of lawmakers touting the need for a federal film and TV production tax credit, saying a new report shows such an incentive would “level the playing field and bring jobs back to our country.”