PetaPixel Thursday June 9, 2022
Apple has announced a new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro powered by the new M2 processor. The 2022 MacBook Air has a new liquid retina monitor that is expanded closer to the edge for a larger 13.6-inch display area. Apple says it is 25 percent brighter with support for one billion colors, notes PetaPixel. The M2-powered 13-inch MacBook Pro features a faster 8-core CPU and 10-core GPU, which Apple says makes working with RAW photos in apps like Affinity Photo nearly 40 percent faster than the previous generation. In other news: Apple’s newly announced iOS 16 is said to enhances the intelligence of its camera. There’s also the new MacOS Ventura. Read the full Story >>
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David Schonauer Thursday June 9, 2022
Yaroslav Danylchenko is an advertising food and product photographer based in Kyiv, Ukraine. Forced to flee his studio and apartment in the first few days of war, Yaroslav and his team have since
relocated to different cities of Central and Western Ukraine. With only basic equipment and a rented studio, they continue to work remotely, but hope to return to Kyiv as soon as … Read the full Story >>
MUO Wednesday June 8, 2022
Get creative with flash! Slow sync flash — shooting with a long shutter speed and a burst of flash —.can create different results depending on how you use it. The flash fires faster than any shutter speed, so it freezes the action, and with a longer exposure, it creates a much more dynamic and illuminated photo, notes Make Use Of. You capture both movement and frozen time in one image, giving you the best of both worlds. Read the full Story >>
British Journal of Photography Wednesday June 8, 2022
“Despite the fact that this loss is common, the silence around it persists,” says Canadian photographer Florence Babin-Beaudry of her project “Products of Conception,” which focuses on miscarriage. The work was named a winner of the British Journal of Photography’s Portrait of Humanity Awards. Babin-Beaudry began the project after having a miscarriage herself. “At first, I needed to express myself to channel my emotions,” she says. She later wanted to look at how the experience affects other women. Read the full Story >>
