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MELVILLE, NY, January 7, 2020 – Helping photographers boost their business and productivity while helping to build trust and customer confidence, Canon U.S.A. Inc., a leader in Read more... canonrumors.com »
On December 12, Eastman Kodak announced that it is ending Kodakit, its service for connecting photographers with new gigs. In the announcement posted on the Kodakit website, Kodak says that it will wrap up the service's operations by the end of January 2020. dpreview.com »
Sony has issued a service advisory for a select number of 16-35mm F2. 8 G Master lenses after it was revealed some units are causing Sony full-frame cameras to stop working when the lens is attached. dpreview.com »
Back in July, my Godox TT350O flash went wrong. I simply got an E9 message on the LCD and it wouldn’t work at all. It was annoying as I had enjoyed using Godox flashes and wireless transmitter up until then and had even recommended them to others. I emailed Godox customer support and got a […] petapixel.com »
A new blockchain-based service called Arcane Photos has launched as an alternative to Google Photos and other cloud-based options for uploading and storing images. The new service is a server-free decentralized solution offering users encryption to protect images from potential data breaches and other privacy issues. dpreview.com »
When we first saw the first prototype of the Panono 360-degree camera after its launch on Indiegogo in 2013, it looked like an impressive hardware and software product that had the potential to revolutionize some areas of photography. dpreview.com »
Fujifilm has issued a service advisory for select GFX 100 camera units that are suffering from a defective shutter button. According to the advisory, certain GFX 100 units suffer from an issue with the locking mechanism of the integrated vertical grip that can prevent the shutter from being locked to prevent accidental exposures. dpreview.com »
Fujifilm has published a “notice” (read: service advisory) informing users of its new 100MP mirrorless medium format GFX 100 that they may have a faulty shutter button. Fortunately, Fuji claims only “a very small percentage” of cameras are affected, and they’ll fix those cameras for free. petapixel.com »
Mobile payment company Square has introduced Photo Studio, a new service that offers inexpensive product photography. The company promises professional quality product images at a cost of $9. 95 USD per multi-angle photoshoot and $29. dpreview.com »
From Canon USA: An incorrect battery charger (LC-E17) may be included in some M50 EF-M 15-45mm IS STM Kits. We would like to offer our Read more... canonrumors.com »
Photo from out in-depth D600 review: The D600's sensor is built by Sony, and similar (if not mechanically identical) to the one used in the A99 and RX1 but Nikon insists that it is built to its (Nikon's) own specifications. dpreview.com »
In addition to a larger diameter mount and additional contacts, one of new features of Canon's RF lenses—and one of its EF to RF adapters—is the Control Ring, a physical dial around the perimeter of the lens that can be customized to control various camera functions including aperture, ISO and shutter speed. dpreview.com »
Canon has announced the launch of RAISE, a new AI-powered photo sharing platform that’s geared toward helping photographers improve, organize, and share their photos. “In 2017, approximately 1. petapixel.com »
MASV, a cloud data transfer service targeted at media professionals, has been rebuilt from scratch, the company has announced. Its new MASV 3. 0 product uses Amazon Web Services as its new cloud provider and now features 160, rather than 10, servers around the world. dpreview.com »
Renewed controversy surrounds Eastman Kodak subsidiary KodakIt, a service launched in 2017 as a way to provide businesses with on-demand access to photographers around the globe. The service was criticized in its early days for offering very low payments, but a new report from PDN highlights another problem: it requires photographers to completely surrender their copyrights. dpreview.com »
A Canon Rumors reader let us know about a service update for the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV that we missed from back in January. Read more... canonrumors.com »
GoPro has given a boost to its Plus subscription service. From now on the service offers unlimited cloud storage space for photos and videos to its subscribers. Previously users could upload unlimited photos but there was a 35-hour limit for video footage. dpreview.com »
The International Leica Society has posted a video of a camera sensor being cleaned at the Leica service centre in the Wetzlar factory in Germany. The video, taken by member Hari Subramanyam on his iPhone, shows the process of checking for dust on the sensor of his M (Typ 240) and then its removal. dpreview.com »
Adorama is publicly apologizing after an employee sparked controversy and backlash by refusing service to a prominent political figure who walked into the Manhattan camera superstore. The incident occurred on Thursday, July 5th, when Brandon Straka walked into Adorama to purchase camera equipment. petapixel.com »
RawPixel/Unsplash Apple has launched a new service program for select MacBook and MacBook Pros potentially affected by a keyboard issue that results in sticky, unresponsive keys and repeated characters when typing. dpreview.com »
Photo-sharing site Flickr has been acquired by photo hosting service SmugMug. According to USA Today, SmugMug CEO Don MacAskill is committed to 'breathing new life' into the once market-leading service, and will maintain it as 'a standalone community of amateur and professional photographers'. dpreview.com »
For a limited time this summer, current Pentax K-1 owners will be able to send their cameras in for service, essentially upgrading them to a Mark II. The service will include a main circuit board swap, and the 'SR' logo on the front of the camera will be replaced with a Mark II logo. dpreview.com »
My name is Connar L’Ecuyer, and I shoot photographs for the National Park Service. That’s me in the photo above, off-duty in front of one of my LAX prints. Currently, I am working at the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area, which is down in Southern California, near Malibu and Santa Monica. I started by […] petapixel.com »
re.photos is a new website decided to helping people create and share then-and-now photos. The site helps you automatically align before-and-after photos to show how things have changed over time. Known as “rephotography,” this is the act of taking a photo of a scene that has already been photographed some time ago. The project was created by […] petapixel.com »
Hasselblad has just launched its own in-house ‘Rent a Hasselblad‘ service, allowing photographers to shoot with the brand’s medium-format cameras for much, much less than the thousands it costs to actually own it. petapixel.com »
Canon U.S.A. Launches Bold New Expedited Service at PhotoPlus EXPO 2017 MELVILLE, N.Y., October 19, 2017 – Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, continues its mission to deliver industry-leading speed and quality of service offered through Canon Professional Services (CPS), its award-winning service and support program for professional photographers. CPS Platinum members will Read more... canonrumors.com »
Trusted sources told me that Sony will expand their PRO service to many other EU countries like Belgium, Sweden, Norway and so on. Some of these countries will get it already in November. The post Sony PRO service is going to be expanded to Belgium, Sweden, Norway… appeared first on sonyalpharumors. sonyalpharumors.com »
Trusted sources told me that Sony will expand their PRO service to many other EU countries like Belgium, Sweden, Norway and so on. Some of these countries will get it already in November. The post Sony PRO service is going ot be expanded to Belgium, Sweden, Norway… appeared first on sonyalpharumors. sonyalpharumors.com »
The first UK walk-in service centre for Sony professional camera users is now officially open at Fixation HQ (250 Kennington Lane, London SE11 5RD). photographyblog.com »
Panasonic today announced a major firmware update for their GH5 compact system camera.
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photographyblog.com »From Canon: We have determined that some EF50mm f/1. 4 USM lenses exhibit a focus operation-related malfunction. The details of the phenomenon and Canon’s service policy are described below. We would like to offer our sincere apologies to users who have been inconvenienced by this issue. canonrumors.com »
CrashPlan, the popular cloud-based backup service, has decided to stop offering its 'for Home' product for consumers. Instead, the company will focus solely on business customers. While existing CrashPlan at Home users will be able to use their plan until it expires, the service is no longer accepting new customers, and current users will need to find an alternative in the near future. dpreview.com »
If your camera or lens goes for a swim in salt water, most service centers will just write it off as unfixable. But one man in Singapore, known locally as the 'Camera Whisperer,' won't give up on you. dpreview.com »
MTF Services have designed brand new solutions to convert the new FujinonMK lenses to Micro Four Thirds and FZ mount systems.
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The Bangkok, Thailand-based production company VS Service recently held a training camp for interns. Among the things the trainees were tasked with was setting up C-Stands with a flag. This short video posted by VS Service of a “first test” shows what a lighting assistant boot camp looks like: VS Service has been in the […] petapixel.com »
It's been written on the wall for a while, but now US network operator Verizon has confirmed its acquisition of Yahoo in a deal worth $4. 48 billion. This also means that Yahoo's online image sharing platform Flickr is now in the hands of Verizon. dpreview.com »
Hireacamera.com has launched its all-new ‘Click and Collect’ service in London.
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At its I/O 2017 conference Google announced a new service that lets Google Photos users create and order physical photo books of their favorite images. Initially, the feature was only available through the Google Photos desktop browser version but now the company has updated the Google Photos apps for iOS and Android to support the photo book service. dpreview.com »
Photographer and Photoshop wizard Erik Johansson creates mind-bending optical illusions that make people question reality. He has already revealed some tutorials but recently Erik has decided to present a behind-the-scenes look at how he produced one of his instant classics, an image titled Full Moon Service. boredpanda.com »
How do you stop your images from being stolen? And if it happens, what can you do about it? Copyright disputes are among the most difficult issues that face working photographers, and in the US, registering copyright is time-consuming and expensive in itself. dpreview.com »
So far the only way of uploading an image to Instagram has been to use service's Android or iOS mobile apps. The mobile website only allowed for browsing, searching and liking of images and viewing of notifications. dpreview.com »
EXIF. co is a new service offering photographers paid photo hosting that automatically applies smart watermarks and other protections to images uploaded to the platform. It aims to allow photographers freedom to embed and share their images on the web while limiting the risk of someone re-using their work without attribution – or flat-out stealing it. dpreview.com »
In this internet age, it is not uncommon to come across a wall of text known as terms of use or terms of service prior to signing up for an account on a website, game, basically anywhere really. thephoblographer.com »
Canon has issued a service notice advising users of counterfeit Canon EF 50mm F1. 8 II DSLR lenses that ‘fraudulently display the Canon logo’ and company trademarks. Canon became aware of these counterfeit lenses after customers began bringing them into company service centers seeking repairs. dpreview.com »
Ricoh Innovations today launched Keenai, a smart photo management service that keeps digital memories safe and organised.
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Amazon recently debuted it’s Amazon Prints service, the company’s unique take on photo printing. The service undercuts it’s rivals by offering high quality printing at an affordable price and is available immediately to customers who utilize their Amazon Drive cloud storage service. thephoblographer.com »
Episode 101 of the PetaPixel Photography Podcast. Download MP3 – Subscribe via iTunes or RSS! Featured: Paul Nisely, Sporting News Director of Photography In This Episode If you subscribe to the PetaPixel Photography Podcast in iTunes, please take a moment to rate and review us and help us move up in the rankings so others interested in photography may find […] petapixel.com »
Sony Ambassador Ross D. Hamamura (www. RDHphoto. net) reports the following: Sony USA is working on a way to run Canada Sony PRO Service for Canada. When the Details are final , an announcement will be done. sonyalpharumors.com »
Photo storage and management service Picturelife has shut down after a few years of operation, citing 'a challenging economic environment' as the cause. All of Picturelife's products have already been shuttered, however users' photos and videos have not been lost. dpreview.com »
