Photofocus
Photography is a wonderful art form that enables individuals to freeze moments in time for preservation, documentation, sharing, protection, and storytelling. No matter your area of focus in photography, Photofocus aims to be a valuable and educational resource for both budding and seasoned photographers. Our mission is to support your growth as an artist. At Photofocus, we feature content from highly skilled photographers, distinctive artists, and well-known business leaders in the photography world. Our goal is to ensure our audience has access to original and educational material created by our experts, authors, and guest contributors. We also collaborate with leading vendors in the photography industry to provide you with useful tools, equipment, and products essential for your success. With current product reviews, training videos, engaging podcasts, and motivational content, we strive to ignite your passion with insights on the finest products available.
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3 days ago |
photofocus.com | Kevin Ames
Starting today, the Photoshop on Android app (beta) is available for most popular Android smartphones, free on the Google Play Store. Photoshop mobile is designed to be intuitive and accessible for creators who prefer to work on their phones. The all-new Android app includes Photoshop’s iconic image editing and design capabilities, including tools such as layering, masking and the popular Firefly-powered Generative Fill.
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1 week ago |
photofocus.com | Kevin Ames
The Neewer PS0995 V–mount battery charges cameras, computers, phones and powers LED lights, too!With more power-using devices than ever working in our everyday lives, the need for portable storage is on the rise. What was once for pros only is now coming into the mainstream. V-mount batteries get their name from the V shaped mechanism that docks them to a camera or a light. They are more powerful than smaller batteries. That means they last longer in high draw situations.
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2 weeks ago |
photofocus.com | Joy Celine Asto
It hasn’t been long since the Fujifilm X half was announced, but as expected, there are now lots of “first look” videos everywhere. So if you’re curious about what those lucky enough to get review units are saying, let’s start going through those videos today with some first impressions from Joshua Martin of CineDailies for Moment. “A digital camera with a vertical sensor? What?!” asked Joshua in the caption, and it’s definitely one of the comments everyone has about this camera.
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2 weeks ago |
photofocus.com | Julie Powell
If you’re a beginner or hobbyist photographer, chances are you’ve been guilty of tossing your SD cards loose into your camera bag. Maybe they end up in a tiny plastic case, or worse—just floating around unprotected. I’ve been there too. That’s why I was genuinely excited to try out the PolarPro Slate II, a rugged, waterproof memory card case that promises to keep your precious files safe, organized, and secure. Straight out of the box, the Slate II impresses with its sleek and solid construction.
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2 weeks ago |
photofocus.com | Joy Celine Asto
Are you still using manual focus lenses? Whether you’re adapting vintage lenses or just want to be able to effectively use manual focus lenses, zone focusing will help you take better photos, especially if you do a lot of street and travel photography. In the quick video above, UK-based film photographer Max Lamdin talks about using zone focusing to take advantage of the ingenious design features that are built in manual focus lenses, especially vintage lenses.
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