The world is rushing to an AI future, with text-to-image generators like DALL-E and Midjourney striking fear into the hearts of some. (Perhaps many.) But there are other advances being made that might creep you out , and we take note of two of them today. For instance: A group of Japanese scientists have used people's brain-wave activity to generate images using AI. Researchers … Read the full Story >>
What’s the best type of photography for you? My Modern Met has created a quiz to help you discover the genre of photography that matches your personality. Answer 10 simple questions to make sure you spend your time photographing what you love Read the full Story >>
“I believe that every photographer tries to reinvent their craft at some point, and sometimes it requires a new lens purchase to start seeing the world in a fresh way. This is the route I took last year.” So writes motorsports photographer Vladimir Ljadov at Speed Hunters, detailing his experiments in macro car photography. “I believe that from time to time it’s necessary to focus on and remind ourselves how complicated cars are," he notes. "[T]he vehicles we love to hunt are not a single object, but an engineering creation made from thousands of parts.” Read the full Story >>
Godox’s newly announced line of underwater LED lights—named Godox Dive—come in daylight and RGBWW versions, each available in three sizes at 25cm, 40cm and 60cm in length. The WTD daylight models have a white balance of 5,600 Kelvin (+/- 300K), and the WTR RGBWW LED lights have a wide white balance range of 1,800K up to 10,000K – as well as the full complement of red, green and blue hues, notes DIY Photography. You can use them to take a deep dive into underwater photography: The lights are rated for underwater use up to a depth of 40 metres (131 feet). Read the full Story >>
