Bronx Documentary Center Wednesday July 20, 2022
Through Aug. 1 the Bronx Documentary Center is featuring the Festival of Latin American Photography, which included imagery throughout the Melrose community by photographers from Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Mexico, Venezuela, Perú and El Salvador. The works on display represent long-term projects on family, memory, culture and other social issues As part of the festival, the BDC is holding online workshops, tours, and panel discussions as well as in-person events in the Bronx community. See also: The Guardian. Read the full Story >>
PetaPixel Wednesday July 20, 2022
Nikon will withdraw its business from the DSLR market and focus its resources on mirrorless cameras, according to a report from Nikkei Asia. If true, the end of Nikon DSLR has come earlier than expected, after it was previously reported that its F-mount cameras wouldn’t be abandoned until 2025. But Nikkei Asia says that Nikon has been “losing out” to smartphones, which increasingly feature powerful cameras. Nikon is aiming to fight back by offering products with more unique features, notes PetaPixel. Read the full Story >>
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David Schonauer Wednesday July 20, 2022
The dahlia, relative of the sunflower, daisy, chrysanthemum, and aster, is an outrageously beautiful flower that blooms in a rainbow-variety of colors. According to one gardening enthusiast, dahlias
"inspire awe and a good cheer." Adam Neuba, a self-taught photographer from Paderborn, Germany, captured subdued yet dramatic image of a deep-red dahlia dripping with moisture in his photograph
"After Raining," one of the AP Open … Read the full Story >>
nofilmschool Tuesday July 19, 2022
As we’ve noted previously, Netflix has a list of cameras that can be used to shoot content for the streaming service. If you’ve ever wondered about the thinking behind the list you, can now find out. A recent video published by the Netflix Production Technology Video Resources YouTube Channel has shed some light on the hows and whys of its approved camera list, notes NoFilmShool. “One of the biggest priorities for us as a studio is helping our filmmakers do their very best work,” says Netflix camera systems specialist Kris Prygrocki. Read the full Story >>
