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In Other News: Laowa lenses in new mounts, 4K/1000fps Nikon sensor, tutorials, and much more     In this latest edition of 'In Other News,' we will feature Laowa lens news, Nikon sensor developments, tips and techniques, and much more. The photographer you should check out this week is Kesha Lambert, a portrait and wedding photographer and the latest participant in B&H's '21 Questions' video series. There's a lot of ground to cover this week, so without further ado, let's go. Laowa announces pair of lenses in new mounts Venus Optics, makers of Laowa lenses, has announced that it now offers ...

News By Angela Nicholson The Camera Jabber Photographer of the Year competition is run on Photocrowd over 12 months with a different theme each month. Every month, the ‘expert judged’ winner selected by the Jabber team goes onto the shortlist for the overall winner. With over 29,000 entries from over 10,000 photographers, during 2020, all of the shortlisted photographers deserve hearty congratulations and the final judging session was lively. But now we can reveal the Camera Jabber Photographer of the Year 2021 is… Azim Khan Ronnie with his image ‘Celebration with Fire’ which he s...

December 31, 2020 As 2020 comes to a close – good riddance, many will say – we look back on the main stories of this challenging year. A tough 12 months, but signs of hope This time last year we reported how Canon, Nikon and other big makers were facing tough times owing to the DSLR market contraction, the US/China trade spat and the economic slowdown in Europe and China. In comparison to the pandemic, these challenges seem relatively manageable. We’ll be looking in more detail how Covid-19 has affected specific camera and lens makers on page 10, but here are some sobering figures from ...

Creating visual metaphors: Alex Castro’s illustration tools What an expert uses to create vibrant images Dec 18, 2020, 9:00am EST If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Share this story While The Verge is a place where stories are told, they wouldn’t be nearly as interesting if it weren’t for the artwork that accompanies them. Alex Castro is the illustrator for The Verge, and he is the best person to describe how his work complements our reporting. What follows are Alex’s thoughts about the tools he prefers to us...