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DJI Pocket 2: a portable stabilized mini camera

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DJI Pocket 2: a portable stabilized mini cameraVideo resolution of 4K/60fps at 100Mbps, 64MP images using a high-resolution mode, and it fits in your pocket. The new DJI Pocket 2 has arrived, and it is good for storytelling or vlogging.

The second iteration of the highly popular Osmo Pocket, now called DJI Pocket 2, is DJI’s smallest stabilized mini 4K camera, a highly portable and lightweight body that packs full-scale performance, in a clear demonstration that size does not matter.  The perfect everyday camera to have in your pocket, bag, or purse does not compromise on features, delivering improved image quality in both photo and

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Photo Story: The Last Photos of Bowe Bergdahl Before He Was Captured by the Taliban

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Guardian photojournalist Sean Smith recently sat down with VICE to talk over three of the most powerful images that he captured during his time documenting the war in Iraq and Afghanistan, including one photo that turned out to be more important than he could have imagined.

In the video Smith discusses three images in all, each striking in its own right.

The first shows a line of suspected insurgents, zip-tied and blindfolded, being led through the desert by a single soldier; the second juxtaposes the helplessness of a zip-tied suspect with a sandbag over his head in the foreground against

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Photo Story: The Last Photos of Bowe Bergdahl Before He Was Captured by the Taliban

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Guardian photojournalist Sean Smith recently sat down with VICE to talk over three of the most powerful images that he captured during his time documenting the war in Iraq and Afghanistan, including one photo that turned out to be more important than he could have imagined.

In the video Smith discusses three images in all, each striking in its own right.

The first shows a line of suspected insurgents, zip-tied and blindfolded, being led through the desert by a single soldier; the second juxtaposes the helplessness of a zip-tied suspect with a sandbag over his head in the foreground against

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Everything you need to know for filming and photographing soap bubbles

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There are certain subjects in the macro world, which are so fascinating and absorbing that almost every macro photographer will point a camera at them at some point. And no matter how many photos you take or see of these subjects, their charm does not seem to wear off. Just think of snowflakes, the compound […]

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The Omnicharge Off-Grid Power Station is a powerful 1500W plug socket in the wild

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Portable power has become a big deal over the last few years as more photographers and filmmakers are discovering the joy of getting out of the studio and shooting on location. And thanks to new battery tech, gone are the days of noisy generators (for some of us anyway). This one from Omnicharge, though, definitely […]

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Loupedeck and Adobe Team Up on Bespoke Photoshop Plugin

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Part of Adobe’s big Photoshop update today was the announcement of a new “plugin experience,” including a bespoke Plugin Marketplace and special Plugin Launchpad. And one of the first photography companies to take advantage of the new experience is editing console maker Loupedeck.

In an announcement that went live exactly 5 minutes after the Photoshop news, Loupedeck unveiled a collaboration with Adobe on a new plugin for Photoshop. The plugin is one of the very first to be built on Adobe’s Unified Extensibility Platform (UXP), which the company integrated into Photoshop this morning. As such, it’s already available to download

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Loupedeck and Adobe Team Up on Bespoke Photoshop Plugin

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Part of Adobe’s big Photoshop update today was the announcement of a new “plugin experience,” including a bespoke Plugin Marketplace and special Plugin Launchpad. And one of the first photography companies to take advantage of the new experience is editing console maker Loupedeck.

In an announcement that went live exactly 5 minutes after the Photoshop news, Loupedeck unveiled a collaboration with Adobe on a new plugin for Photoshop. The plugin is one of the very first to be built on Adobe’s Unified Extensibility Platform (UXP), which the company integrated into Photoshop this morning. As such, it’s already available to download

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Adobe gives Photoshop 2021 even more Sensei AI power, brings livestreaming to Photoshop for iPad

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As part of Adobe MAX 2020, which is virtual (and free to attend) this year, Adobe has announced the latest updates to the Adobe Photoshop family. Artificial intelligence and Adobe Sensei play a major role in today’s updates, which are now available for all subscribers.

Adobe Photoshop 2021

Adobe calls Photoshop 2021, also known as version 22.0, the ‘world’s most advanced AI application for creatives,’ so let’s see what’s new. The primary new features are Neural Filters, Sky Replacement, improved Refine Edge Selections and the all-new Discover panel.

The Neural Filters workspace is a ‘complete reimagination of filters

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How to Shoot Otherworldly Macro Photos of Soap Bubbles

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There are certain subjects in the macro world, which are so fascinating and absorbing that almost every macro photographer will point a camera at them at some point. No matter how many photos you take or see of these subjects, their charm does not seem to wear off.

Just think of snowflakes, the compound eyes of insects or the refractive nature of water droplets. Or, of course, the psychedelic colour plays of soap film.

After spending countless hours photographing these mesmerizing patterns, I can assure you that it never gets boring. Quite the opposite is true indeed, the more you

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Adobe shows off prototype version of its Content Authenticity tool and ecosystem

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In addition to its Lightroom and Photoshop updates, adobe has also revealed a prototype of its Content Authenticity Prototype, a key new tool that will play a key role in Adobe’s Content Authenticity Initiative first unveiled a year ago at Adobe MAX 2019.

A screenshot from the video showing the ‘Content Credentials’ toolset in the beta version of Adobe Photoshop.

As the above video demonstrates, the new opt-in tool provides a way for photojournalists, artists and other creatives to cyptographically sign and embed editing and attribution information to images that have been adjusted or altered in Photoshop (and presumably other

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Loupedeck has a new plugin for Photoshop

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Loupedeck has a new plugin for PhotoshopLoupedeck users have something new to look at, as a new plugin unveiled at Adobe MAX improves the editing experience in Loupedeck CT and Loupedeck Live.

Loupedeck, the creator of custom consoles for photo and video editing, designed to make the creative process faster and more intuitive, has announced a new plugin for Adobe Photoshop today at Adobe MAX. Loupedeck worked closely with the Adobe team to build the new plugin on its Unified Extensibility Platform (UXP) in Photoshop, and it is designed to provide an enhanced editing experience with Loupedeck CT and Loupedeck Live.

The new Loupedeck plugin is

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New Photoshop ‘Content Attribution’ Tool Tracks Edit History and Prevents Photo Theft

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Somewhere in the mountain of announcements that Adobe dropped this morning—including major updates for both Photoshop and Lightroom—the company found time to unveil a prototype of its much-anticipated “Content Attribution” tool: a system that cryptographically embeds editing and attribution info into photos so that everyone can see when a photo has been edited, how it’s been edited, and who the image belongs to.

The prototype comes a full year after Adobe first announced the Content Authenticity Initiative at AdobeMAX 2019, and we have to say, we’re glad to see it take shape. The goal is to create an “industry-wide

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DJI’s new Pocket 2 three-axis-stabilized mini camera offers larger sensor, wider lens and more

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DJI has announced the release of its new DJI Pocket 2, a second-generation three-axis mini camera.

The updated camera drops the Osmo nomenclature its predecessor bore and improves its performance across the board. Despite keeping its compact size, weighing just 117g (4.2oz), the Pocket 2 has a larger sensor and wider lens than the Osmo Pocket, which DJI claims has dramatically improve image quality for both photos and video.

The new 1/1.7” sensor (Osmo Pocket had a 1/2.3” sensor) works in tandem with a new 20mm (equivalent) F1.8 lens to capture 16MP photos in standard

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14 inspiring landscape photographers you should follow today

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Again, I would like to share the work of some of the landscape photographers who inspire me. All of them share their photos on various image sharing platforms such as Instagram, 500px, Flickr and other platforms. May you enjoy their talent, skills, and dedication to the genre. Laura Oppelt Laura Oppelt is a 22-year-old self-taught […]

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DJI Pocket 2

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Hot on the heels of the RS 2 and RSC 2 announcements, DJI has unveiled the Pocket 2. This is the second iteration of the Osmo Pocket that was announced back in November 2018. I reviewed the Osmo Pocket and found it to be a bit of a jack of all trades, master of none. … Continued

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Adobe unveils prototype of content attribution tool

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After being announced during Adobe MAX 2019, this morning Adobe unveiled a first look at its content attribution tool, as a part of the Content Authenticity Initiative. The tool, which aims to develop an industry standard when it comes to content attribution on the web, hopes to resolve the challenges of manipulated content and deepfakes. […]

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PicsArt’s Popular App Tools Now Available Via Your Browser

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PicsArt, a platform for finding images and editing them with AI-based tools, has announced that it is expanding its offering from just its app to the web, giving browser-based creators access to a selection of its tools, with more features rolling out next year.

The new tools are accessible for free and via a subscription on PicsArt.com. Currently-available tools include a template editor, background and object remover, video slideshow maker, text editor, and more. PicsArt is also including its entire library of what it calls “premium content,” which includes stock photography, templates, fonts and stickers, and millions of

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Get More for Less: Introducing Monthly Music Subscription

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Sign up for the new music subscription on PremiumBeat. Get more of your favorite royalty-free music for less. Save over 70% today — tracks at $12.99 each.

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Adobe MAX release brings updates to Premiere Pro, After Effects

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Adobe MAX starts today. This year, the conference is virtual and free! Besides the keynotes and courses from renowned instructors, Adobe is releasing updates to their software. Let’s take a look at what’s new with Adobe Creative Cloud video software. See the updates for: After Effects | Premiere Pro | Premiere Rush After Effects Improved […]

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Lightroom ecosystem updates focus on precision and community

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This morning, Adobe announced the latest updates to Lightroom and Lightroom Classic, as a part of its annual Adobe MAX Conference — which is being held virtually this year. A new Advanced Color Grading tool takes center stage, along with a few other workflow and community updates across apps. See the updates for: Lightroom | Lightroom Classic Advanced […]

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