Ten years ago, the first mirrorless cameras started hitting the market. They delivered the flexibility of an interchangeable lens system, but in a more compact form factor compared to DSLRs. Unfortunately, the early generations lagged behind their DSLR cousins, hindered by performance issues like slow autofocus...
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December 8, 2018 admin
best of everything, Buying Guides, compact system cameras, Digital Cameras, mirrorless cameras, Photography
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[embedded content] A new service offered by Ibis hotels in Switzerland appears to suggest that for some Instagrammers, the pressure to post amazing images on the social media site may be so huge that it’s ruining their vacations. To ease the strain, the hotel chain...
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December 3, 2018 admin
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Previous Next Corel Corel Corel Corel’s Pinnacle Studio video editor sits in the gap between consumer editing software and the professional options — and Corel just nudged the software even more towards that pro end. This week, Corel announced Pinnacle Studio 22, an update that...
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August 17, 2018 admin
Computing, Corel, News, Photography, Pinnacle Studio, video editor
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Julian Chokkattu/Digital Trends Google Drive offers a lot of storage space by default with a free 15GB plan available for all. But if you’re a power user, or you simply like having as much backed up in the cloud as possible, then you might have taken...
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August 15, 2018 admin
Android Army, Business, cloud storage, Computing, Google, Google Drive, google one, Mobile, News, Photography
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Smartphones are now responsible for the majority of photos that are taken. The downside is that these photos, collectively over time, take up a lot of room. Throw in videos, time-lapses, burst shots, snaps, and uncompressed RAW files, and you can easily fill up your...
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August 15, 2018 admin
Android, Android Army, Computing, Google+ Photos, How To, Mobile, Mylio, Photography
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The multi-billion-dollar real estate data giant Trulia is going hyperlocal across America this month with the launch of an enhanced digital experience for its free app. The new project is called Trulia Neighborhoods and it’s the result of a research project into what life is...
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August 14, 2018 admin
Local Legal Protections, Mobile, News, Photography, Smart Home, trulia, Trulia Neighborhoods, What Locals Say
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Hillary Grigonis/Digital Trends A camera is only as good as the lens mounted on the front of it — and Nikon’s 100+ year history has a tendency to lean towards excellent optics. From getting up close to the tiniest subjects to bringing distant wildlife within...
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August 14, 2018 admin
Buying Guides, camera lenses, DSLR lenses, Nikon, Photography
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Hit any major tourist site today and you’ll find plenty of people stretching their arms out awkwardly as they attempt to snap a selfie in front of whatever popular landmark it is they’re visiting. Either that or you’ll see smartphones gripped in the clutches of...
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August 13, 2018 admin
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[embedded content] Canon decided to end sales of its final film camera in May and Nikon has pretty much abandoned the film-camera market save for two devices, but there are still plenty of photographers out there who are happily shooting on film, having resisted the...
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August 13, 2018 admin
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[embedded content] Keen hobbyists and professional photographers go for full-frame cameras for a myriad of reasons, not just in the expectation of shooting images of higher quality than their crop-sensor counterparts. The camera’s durability and robustness is also of paramount importance, especially for those who...
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August 13, 2018 admin
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