nofilmschool Wednesday July 13, 2022
Atomos, a company best known for the recorder/monitors, has announced its first livestreaming product to help creatives on the go. Called Zato Connect, the 5-inch monitor/encoder can stream your video source directly to Facebook Live, Twitch, and YouTube (among others). On top of that, you can convert any HDMI source to a webcam signal, so the Zato connect can be used with Microsoft Teams, Slack, or Zoom, notes NoFilmSchool. Read the full Story >>
British Journal of Photography Wednesday July 13, 2022
British photographer Jamie Lee Taete has lived in the US for almost a decade, and while his documentation of society might feel fantastical, it is also crucial for understanding the discontent and division that has fractured that of America, notes the British Journal of Photography. “The main thing I’m interested in photographing is people’s different versions of reality,” he says, adding, “I’m interested in photographing what the world looks like when we can’t agree on what’s real.” Read the full Story >>
PetaPixel Wednesday July 13, 2022
Actress Lisa Rinna has settled a $1.2 lawsuit after posting images of herself on her Instagram account without prior permission, reports PetaPixel. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star had shared a series of pictures featuring herself and her two adult daughters that were taken paparazzi photographers represented by photo agency Backgrid, which filed suit. Rinna fought back, asking a judge to reject Backgrid’s claims on the grounds that the photo agency had “effectively ‘weaponized’ the Copyright Act.” Read the full Story >>
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David Schonauer Wednesday July 13, 2022
To say that Nitish Waila's photography career has had quite a few high points might be considered an understatement, since much of it has taken place among some of the loftiest spots on the globe.
"Climbing mountains all across the Indian Himalayas got me into the industry," he notes. He ended up pitching photos documenting his adventures to National Geographic Traveller India, and now … Read the full Story >>
