Photons to Photos Preliminary dynamic range results have been released and they are certainly disappointing for Sony fans if you’re not familiar with the site, which always skews conservatively. You can expect the Sony a7RIII to perform slightly better when final results are available, but it’s unlikely it will surpass the GFX, which makes me […]
The comparison between the Fujifilm GFX vs Sony a7RIII vs Nikon D850 vs Canon 5D Mark IV was inevitable and while the results are very interesting they could have been a little more clinical. imaging-resource put this comparison together and they tried to match the four systems as closely as they could but used some slightly different settings […]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fqgq2wwwB0I Fujifilm released some new Instax Square marketing material the other day that includes a 60-second and 30-second advertisement showing off the instax SHARE Printer SP-3 and instax SQ10, in addition to a product movie for the SP-3. It will be interesting to see where these videos show up. I am looking forward to receiving my printer, but I really […]
Adobe is jumping to add camera support and clean up the public relations nightmare that is Lightroom CC, but at least they added the Fujifilm X-E3 to Lightroom 6 and 7 even after saying the D850 would be the last camera they added to Lightroom 6. New Camera Support Fujifilm X-E3 Adobe screwed up pretty […]
Macphun is Becoming Skylum Software, which is a more platform agnostic name that better represents the current position of their software. Luminar and Aurora HDR are both great applications for photographers that have become cross-platform and Luminar is one one of the very popular options for people looking to get away from Lightroom after the Lightroom CC […]
The Instax Share SP-3 looks like a big improvement over the SP-2, which was limited by its small format. The use of Instax Square format film in the SP-3 makes it a very attractive alternative to the SQ10, which was basically a digital point and shoot camera and printer in one. The separation of the printer […]
