It may have taken a bit longer than many would have liked, actually 7 months but who’s counting, for Apple to make good on their initial promises of bringing a number of absent features to the much criticized Final Cut Pro X. But, as they say, it’s better late than never…
With their latest update, Version 10.0.3, FCPX users can now enjoy:
For the first time, we now have a definitive price-point for Fuji X-Pro1, as Amazon and Adorama have jumped the gun and officially listed the highly-anticipated mirrorless interchangeable lens camera for pre-order.
Although no definitive ship date has been set, the Fuji X-Pro1 will hit the market for $1699.95 body-only, remaining consistent with the initial reports that hovered around that very same price.
Although Fuji’s overall company outlook has been adjusted, resulting in lower operating and net profit expectations going forward, the company’s digital camera front continues to remain its area of strength, thanks in part to the success of 2011′s premiere X-series point and shoot releases.
In the company’s latest financial report, Fuji has revealed that over 100,000 X-100′s have been sold as of December 31st, 2011, exceeding initial expectations and…
On the constant hunt for inspirational displays of creativity, aimed at giving you that extra push to go out, think outside the box, and try something new in your corresponding creative field comes an idea that isn’t unique in terms of concept, but ultimately sets itself apart from most of the pack through its incredible execution.
Using the natural reflections left behind from rain showers, Ira Fox’s Puddle Portraits is an interesting take on street photography and should be a part of your upcoming photography “to-do” list, especially if you are an avid street-shooter. The full set of Fox’s Reflections photo-set can be found HERE, with a sampling below. Take a look:
Tsuneji Uchida, President of Canon Inc.
In lieu of Canon’s less-than-spectacular fourth quarter 2011 earnings report, and due to the company’s weak 2012 growth outlook, current acting President and Chief Operating Officer Tsuneji Uchida will reportedly step down from each post effective March 29th, relieving his duties to 76-year-old chairman and CEO Fujio Mitarai.
Update 1-30-12: The Pentax K-01 will be announced on February 2nd, 2012. See press-invitation after the break.
Adding some extra fuel to what’s expected to be an announcement filled fire in and around the CP Plus show held in Tokyo Japan. Pentax is reportedly set to join the compact-system, mirrorless game with the K-01.
Even though Mattebox, a very well designed iPhone camera app developed by photographer Ben Syverson, has been out for a few months now, it has just come to my attention thanks to the good folks at PetaPixel and is now hopefully on your radar, as well.
Syverson, as shown in the overview video below, drew upon inspiration from the cult-favorite Konica Hexar 35mm point and shoot of the 90′s and tried to create an app that gave you “more control, with fewer controls,” an area in which Mattebox delivers in with it’s one-touch white balance control, and intuitive exposure, saturation, contrast, and vignette sliders.
What you see above is a collage containing the three current image leaks we’ve seen so far of the soon-to-be-announced Olympus OM-D, due to make a proper unveiling on February 8th.
The leaks have all come from one anonymous source, releasing one partial image after another for the past week and a half. From what can be deciphered from the initial leaked batch, the camera bares a very OM-4-esque built-in viewfinder and, for the first time, the real name badge is visible above the mode dial (top right). It appears that early reports have validity as “OM-D” will most likely be the name of Olympus’s new micro four-third’s camera line and “..-3,” or “E-..” will be the retro-enthused camera’s name.
As digital photography continues its stranglehold on the market, a trend that started to gain traction in the early 2000′s and is estimated to be valued at $231 billion by 2013, film has begun a sure and steady fade to black.
Over the past decade, darkrooms have gone from commonplace to few and far between. We saw the final roll of Kodachrome film be processed and Kodak’s constant struggle remain afloat amid the overwhelming pressures of the digital age.
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