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Olympus Tough TG-4 studio and real-world samples posted
Olympus’ TG-series Tough cameras have been a popular choice among enthusiasts looking for a rugged compact. The TG-4 is waterproof to 15m/50ft, as well as shockproof and crushproof, and includes Raw support. See how it performs out and about and in our studio compared to other rugged compacts. Read more
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Samsung starts mass-production of thinner 16MP sensor with 1.0?m Pixels
Samsung has announced the start of mass-production of its S5K3P3 image sensor for mobile devices. The new chip is 20 percent thinner than previous generations. At under 5mm thickness, the new sensor can be used in ultra-thin smartphones without creating the protruding camera modules we’ve seen on some of the latest Samsung Galaxy models. Read more
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What’s in a name? Zeiss provides details on lens partnerships and production
Lens maker Zeiss has written a blog post about its relationships with other manufacturers – specifically its partnership with Sony. The post sheds some light on exactly what that little blue logo on your lens can mean. The blog post itself appears to have been written by the marketing department, but reading between the lines gives us a better idea of how its relationship with Sony works. Read more
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Canon’s multi-purpose ME20F-SH camera reaches ISO 4 million
Canon has introduced its ME20F-SH multi-purpose camera – a black cube with an EF mount and the ability to capture video in near-darkness. With the ability to capture Full HD color video in light levels as low as 0.0005 lux and a top ISO of over 4 million, the ME20F-SH is well suited for surveillance and security as well as wildlife applications. Learn more
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Adobe Camera Raw 9.1.1 now available
Adobe has released Camera Raw version 9.1.1, adding Raw support for the Canon PowerShot G3 X, Leica Q (Typ 119) and Sony A7R II among others. Per a separate announcement yesterday, this will be the last update for CS6 users. Read more
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LumoPro LP742 LightSwitch Speedlight Case doubles as light modifier
LumoPro has announced the LP742 LightSwitch Speedlight Case and Modifier. The case is made from padded ballistic nylon and is able to accommodate most speedlights on the market. LightSwitch can also be transformed into three types of light modifiers: a reflector, bounce card, and flag. The case features a double-zipper design and a velcro strap on the back. Read more
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Intel and Micron create 3D XPoint: a smaller, faster, more secure memory technology
Chip makers Micron and Intel have announced a new form of computer memory that promises faster, more reliable storage than current technologies, in a smaller space and at similar prices. The technology could reduce the distinction between memory and storage within computers and provide a faster, more stable way of storing large Raw and video files. Read more
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Adobe announces final Camera Raw update for CS6 owners
It’s a sad day for owners of Adobe’s Creative Suite 6, as the company announces its upcoming Camera Raw 9.1.1 update will be the final version available for the software. Read more
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Motorola Moto X Style preview and samples
The Moto X Style is Motorola’s brand new flagship smartphone and replaces the 2014 edition of the Moto X, using a 1/2.3″ 21MP BSI CMOS sensor and F2.0 lens. We’ve had a chance to try the new model before launch, and we took it out to capture a range of sample shots in varying light conditions. Read more