The Panasonic S5 II and S5 IIx are pretty great cameras and have image quality capabilities that so many others don't. And on October 24th, the cameras are getting brand new firmware updates. Two of the biggest changes are around focusing.
Sony has quietly launched new versions of its a7R III and a7R IV cameras that feature some small cosmetic changes along with noticeable improvements to specific hardware. The new cameras have a new “a” added to the official product name that differentiates them from the originals.
Adobe’s Lightroom CC ecosystem has grown in many ways over the years, from the popular desktop app into both major mobile platforms, the ecosystem ensures that no matter what medium you are processing an image on you can utilize the familiar tools available of Lightroom CC.
Lightroom has always been sort of an interesting thing for photographers. On one hand, you have this powerful photo processor in your phone or on your tablet that can sync with your computer (assuming you use Lightroom).
Canon is still the top dog in this industry and no doubt many of you received a new camera over the recent holiday season, quite possibly a Canon camera. Today, just as we have done with Fujifilm previously, we will be taking a look at some of our picks as the top lens upgrades to grow your Canon kit following whatever kit lens you got with your camera (likely the 18-55mm).
Yesterday, Topaz Labs—the software company behind popular photo editing plugins and software like DeNoise AI, Sharpen AI, and Gigapixel AI—announced that it will start charging for product upgrades. Users are understandably upset.