DP Review Thursday May 12, 2022
DJI has announced the Mini 3 Pro, the company’s next sub-250-gram drone, which brings an updated design, an improved camera and more, notes DP Review. The Mini 3 Pro brings an entirely new 48MP 1/1.3-inch CMOS sensor (2.4μm pixels) with dual native ISO. In front of the sensor is a 24mm full-frame equivalent F1.7 lens, meaning both the sensor and aperture are larger than that found in its predecessor, the Mini 2. It shoots 4K/60 video and 48MP stills, has obstacle-avoidance sensors, and features a tweaked gimbal allowing the camera module to rotate 90 degrees. Read the full Story >>
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Wonderful Machine Thursday May 12, 2022
In the six weeks since Ukraine was invaded, the world has revisited what it means to be at war. Greenville, S.C.-based photographer Jack Robert Connolly and his Ukrainian-born wife, Karolina, were
moved by their close connections to the Ukrainian conflict and sought to take action to aid those in need. Their lives now revolve around those they are trying to save. Through the friends … Read the full Story >>
PetaPixel Wednesday May 11, 2022
A bride recently got an eye-opening surprise when she reviewed her wedding photos and noticed that something was off — fake “crazy eyes” had been poorly Photoshopped onto attendees who had blinked. Photoshopping fake eyes onto pictures of blinking subjects without permission is a no-no in wedding photography. Doing the job extremely poorly is an even greater transgression. It turns out the photographer was not responsible for the Photoshop fail as the photo editing had been outsourced to a third party, notes PetaPixel. Read the full Story >>
The Guardian Wednesday May 11, 2022
Of the hundreds of galleries in London, none has been given over exclusively to the growing and vibrant market for African photography—until now, notes The Guardian. Imme Dattenberg-Doyle, 27, a graduate of the Royal College of Art in London, and Sofia Carreira-Wham, 28, a museums and heritage scholar, have opened Doyle Wham as a new permanent gallery in a converted warehouse in London’s Shoreditch district. “It sounds niche, but, for us, it wasn’t really like that,” says Carreira-Wham. Read the full Story >>
