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Sony 20mm f2.8 (APS-C E Mount) Who doesn’t like pancake lenses? They’re small, perform well, and often are stuck to our cameras because of their portability. So when Sony created the 20mm f2.8, we just had to get it onto a camera for a try. UCreative.com - These Japanese Barcodes Are So Kawaii! Present in every product packaging that we use today, barcodes have become universal with their use in automating supermarket checkout systems. Recently, innovations in barcode technology have made it possible to do more than tagging products. They can also be used to encode music, images, URLs and emails. Barcodes encode data by varying the widths and spacing of parallel lines. At some point, they evolved to rectangles, hexagons, and other geometric shapes which encoded more than their 1-dimensional counterpart.

Sony 24mm f1.8 (Sony NEX E Mount) As the current creme-de-la-creme of Sony’s NEX lenses, the 24mm f1.8 renders a near 35mm field of view on the 1.5x Crop APS-C sensor inside of their NEX cameras. When the NEX 7 came in for review, we nearly had it constantly mated to the camera. Plus, when the F3 was announced, the lens spent its fair amount of time on the camera. When I say we, I mean that I and a little more than half of the staff took it for a run. And we essentially all thought nearly the same thing. Tech Specs Annie Leibovitz Teaches Photography When does the class start? Annie's MasterClass is now live! Enroll today to get instant access. What does the enrollment fee include?

Eamonn Doyle - i, Dublin street portraits The photographs that form ‘i’ gestated as I started to feel my way back into photography following a long break. Around that time I was re-discovering the work of Samuel Beckett, specifically the ‘Trilogy’ comprising the novels ‘Molloy’, ‘Malone Dies’ and ‘The Unnameable’. I began to be drawn towards a number of solitary 'Beckettian' figures I saw on the streets of Dublin, people I had seen passing me every day who seemed to be treading the same ground, day in, day out. Mindful of the words that preface Wittgenstein’s ‘Tractatus’, ‘Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must remain silent,’ I wondered how I might approach the photographing of these people, who were after all (and who remain) near-total strangers to me. The question then became: is it possible to take photographs of these people in such a way that will honour their essential, even existential, distance from me? The title of the book, ‘i’, is a direct reference (or mis-reference) to the title of Beckett's play, ‘Not I’.

The Limited Role of Equipment And Technique In Photography The Limited Role of Equipment And Technique In Photography by Dan K Dan K shares with us his thoughts on equipment and technique. This is a good read and sure to generate some discussion too. Come and read for yourself. The Limited Role of Equipment And Technique In Photography I have often admitted that I am a camera collector first and foremost and a photographer second. My photography was initially a way to justify the purchasing of lovely shiny things. How To Choose Film For Beginners: A Guide to... So, you’ve decided to jump into film (with no fear of course) and you’ve got a fantastic camera that you can wait to use. Now what? You have to buy some film, that’s what.

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