Gavin Stoker
Freelance Editor and Writer at Freelance
Editor and Owner at British Photographic Industry News
Freelance editor, copywriter and journalist with particular specialism in writing about photography, music & film
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3 days ago |
trustedreviews.com | Gavin Stoker
Verdict Canon seeks to evolve its successful EOS R range and do battle with its nearest rival Sony via an affordable if basic looking video-first interchangeable lens camera. The audience here is content creators and videographers seeking to shoot 4K 60P clips as much as its core photographer base happy to capture 24MP stills via an APS-C sized sensor.
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4 days ago |
livescience.com | Gavin Stoker
In return for an ultra-sharp, extra-clear binocular able to identify fine detail and subtle colour tones on wildlife when viewed from afar, delivering images with an almost three-dimensional intensity, we’d expect to pay top dollar. Add to this a bunch of artificial intelligence-enabled features that name the animal we’re observing, and it’s no surprise that the cost skyrockets.
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5 days ago |
livescience.com | Gavin Stoker
If the makers of multiple Star Wars spin-offs are seeking an authentically futuristic binocular, they’ll find it in the Kenko VC Smart Cellarto 10x30 WP. A single AA alkaline battery powers an onboard ‘Vibration Correction’ feature (read: Image stabilization). This compensates for everything from a slight hand tremor to bigger movements, which might otherwise result in a visibly juddering image in the short term, and eyestrain in the longer term.
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1 week ago |
amateurphotographer.com | Gavin Stoker
The Yashica City100 offer 13MP images, and compact camera results, alongside sluggish operation and an LED flash, but for the low price it seems to prove you get what you pay for.
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2 weeks ago |
space.com | Gavin Stoker
Even compared with other premium binoculars, the Swarovski Optik AX Visio 10x32 binoculars stand out thanks to their smart technology — the manufacturer calls the AX Visio 10x32 the world's first Artificially Intelligent-enabled smart binoculars. 'Smart' here doesn't mean built-in image stabilization. Instead, it refers to users' ability to identify birds and animals in the wild, with the specifics relayed via an eyepiece display. While doing this, users can also snap photos with the device.
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Caught between a roller bag or a hard case? With my freelancer 'hat' on, I've written about a possible solution here 😉👇
The solid-sided Tenba Roadie Roller Air Case 21 is both. So, is this a good option for either cabin or hold storage, as the fancy takes us? https://t.co/LXkQDj2ud8
Rock 'n' roller (bag)! A recent freelance kit review here 👇
A camera-stashing, airline compliant roller bag that converts into a backback, or vice versa, sounds flexibly convenient in theory. But how does using the Vanguard VEO Select 55BT pan out in practice? https://t.co/2U7FPgtRVe
My latest gear review 👇
The suitcase-sized Vanguard Supreme 53D rolling hard case claims to be almost indestructible while housing up to 14 pro-sized cameras and lenses. So, is this leviathan of storage really the big deal it claims? https://t.co/EwnwdVwPeT
