Supersense, a Vienna-based retailer of high-end goods designed to appeal to the five senses, has targeted analog fans with its new 66/6, a limited edition pinhole camera compatible with Polaroid’s Instant film. Read more
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Richard Franiec is now offering a Canon G7 X custom grip, joining the examples he makes for the Sony RX100 series, Panasonic Lumix GM1 and other small camera models. Like his other products, it’s machined from high-grade aluminum alloy and attaches to the camera’s front plate with 3M VHB transfer tape that can be safely removed without leaving residue. Read more
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Mylio, a subscription-based photo organization and storage program, is making a debut at this year’s PhotoPlus Expo in New York. Created by MyLO, a Bellevue, Washington-based company, Mylio offers cross-device access to a user’s collection of photos, without them having to change their storage structure. We’ve taken it for a test drive – find out our impressions and find out about the new service. Read more
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Ricoh has announced the Theta M15, a second version of its 360-degree camera. The M15 is also capable of 360-degree spherical images, which can be viewed using Ricoh’s mobile app or theta360.com. The M15 adds video recording to its portfolio with clips up to three minutes. Learn more
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Microsoft has announced that all users subscribed to Office 365 will begin to see their OneDrive cloud storage upgraded to unlimited space for no additional cost. The new change will begin rolling out over the next few months to subscribers of the Home, Personal, and University editions. Read more
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Nikon has opened the doors to entries for the company’s annual photo contest, and is offering a top prize of 1m Yen (approx. $ 9200/£5600/€7100) in equipment with 500,000 Yen cash for the overall top prize. Running since 1969 the competition this year will feature 7 categories including a new ‘Home’ theme and a ‘Generation N’ section for 10 entrants aged 19 and under. Learn more
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In time for Photokina, Fujifilm has announced a new version of its weather-resistant X-T1 camera. The Graphite Silver edition’ X-T1 gets a multi-layer coating of ultra-fine paint particles for a ‘smooth and luxurious’ finish. Simultaneously announced is a notable firmware update for both black and silver versions of the camera, offering some nice operation and UI tweaks. Also introduced is an X-T1 and XF 18-135mm F3.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR kit for the black edition of the camera. Read more
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Canon has announced three new Pixma All-in-One inkjet printers, the Canon Pixma MG7520, MG6620 and MG5620 (MG7550, MG6650 and MG5650 in Europe). They all offer wireless support with Apple AirPrint connectivity, as well as compatibility with Canon’s Easy-PhotoPrint+ web application and Pixma Printing Solutions. Read more
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Photographers looking to try out a Sigma dp2 Quattro compact digital camera before making a purchase (and given its radical design, that’s a really good idea) can now take advantage of the Sigma ‘Try Before You Buy’ loaner program, launched today. Under the new program, photographers are invited to test the new camera before it begins shipping. Learn more
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