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1 week ago | 
digitalcameraworld.com | Mike Harris
Who says proper cinematographers don't use Nikon gear? Indie filmmaker and Nikon creative, Tanner Simpson, has released a delightful YouTube video where he talks about his recent success at the Idaho 48-hour Short Film Festival, where his team took home a trio of awards – including Best Cinematography. And it was all shot on a Nikon Z6 III.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Mike Harris
Generate Key TakeawaysWhen you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Nikon / Future / Mike HarrisWho says proper cinematographers don't use Nikon gear? Indie filmmaker and Nikon creative, Tanner Simpson, has released a delightful YouTube video where he talks about his recent success at the Idaho 48-hour Short Film Festival, where his team took home a trio of awards – including Best Cinematography. And it was all shot on a Nikon Z6 III.
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1 week ago | 
inkl.com | Mike Harris
Product image of a Nikon Z6 III encircled by a laurel wreath and a blue to light-blue gradient . Who says proper cinematographers don't use Nikon gear? Indie filmmaker and Nikon creative, Tanner Simpson, has released a delightful YouTube video where he talks about his recent success at the Idaho 48-hour Short Film Festival, where his team took home a trio of awards – including Best Cinematography. And it was all shot on a Nikon Z6 III.
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1 week ago | 
digitalcameraworld.com | Mike Harris
Why can't we introduce verification for AI-generated images? And yes, I made the image in Photoshop!I’ll admit it. Sometimes I get fooled by AI imagery. I can scroll through a gallery of photos or watch a video and it takes a while before I realize that I’m consuming AI-generated content. And I can only assume some AI content passes me by completely. But what about the reverse?
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Mike Harris
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Why can't we introduce verification for AI-generated images? And yes, I made the image in Photoshop! . | Credit: Future / Mike HarrisI’ll admit it. Sometimes I get fooled by AI imagery. I can scroll through a gallery of photos or watch a video and it takes a while before I realize that I’m consuming AI-generated content. And I can only assume some AI content passes me by completely.
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1 week ago | 
inkl.com | Mike Harris
Purple tick roundel on top of circuitboard-style backdrop . I’ll admit it. Sometimes I get fooled by AI imagery. I can scroll through a gallery of photos or watch a video and it takes a while before I realize that I’m consuming AI-generated content. And I can only assume some AI content passes me by completely. But what about the reverse? This week, I saw an Instagram photographer being wrongly accused of pedaling AI-generated content, when they blatantly weren’t. And this isn’t an isolated incident.
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1 week ago | 
digitalcameraworld.com | Mike Harris
Looking for a new Apple MacBook Pro M4 with enough grunt to crunch all your image- and video-editing needs? Look no further than this Apple MacBook Pro 16-inch M4 deal via the good folks at B&H Photo for just $2,699. Just know that this is part of the Bild Expo sale, which ends tonight (EST, June 18)!I’m in the market for the best MacBook I can get my hands on, and I have to say, if this setup were within my price bracket, I’d be sorely tempted. I mean, talk about future proof.
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1 week ago | 
digitalcameraworld.com | Mike Harris
You can save big on Syrp Magic Carpet sliders at the B&H Photo Bild Expo sale, but you’ll have to act fast, because these deals end tonight! The Syrp Magic Carpet is a manual slider system, used by filmmakers to capture silky smooth tracking shots. And with the Magic Carpet Medium Track Kit dropping from $414.88 to $99.88, now's a great time to pick it up if you've been thinking of adding a slider to your video setup.
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1 week ago | 
digitalcameraworld.com | Mike Harris
Real estate photography is an extremely useful genre to familiarize yourself with. You can put it to good use if you’re selling your home, promoting a business, or by offering your services as an interior photographer. Not all realtors provide professional-quality real estate photography, with some simply using the best camera phones. Thankfully, plenty of realtors are happy to accept images that meet their expectations.
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1 week ago | 
inkl.com | Mike Harris
Left, image of bedroom with overhead windows, right image of light green kitchen . Real estate photography is an extremely useful genre to familiarize yourself with. You can put it to good use if you’re selling your home, promoting a business, or by offering your services as an interior photographer. Not all realtors provide professional-quality real estate photography, with some simply using the best camera phones.
