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Knives, whiskey, and RGB light: Inside one photographer's obsessive still-life work

A Visit to the Place That Makes The World’s Only Peel-Apart Instant Film #analog #analogphotography

Unboxing the New Xiaomi 17T Series #smartphone #unboxing #tech

How the @sonyalpha a7R VI compares to its peers the @nikonusa Z8 and the @canonusa EOS R5 II. Bookmark 🔖 for reference #cameracomparison #digitalphotography

The a7R VI's Raw power has been revealed

Sony just announced the new a7R VI. Here’s how it compares on paper to the a7R V. What are your thoughts? 🧐 #sonyalpha

How the new @canonusa EOS R6 V compares to its competitor the @nikonusa ZR ⚖️ Up until now, Canon’s V-series cameras have mainly been lower-end options aimed towards more casual creators. With the EOS R6 V, though, the company is competing with the likes of Sony’s ZV-E1 and Nikon’s ZR, providing an option between the entry-level vlogging cameras and its pro-grade ones designed to be operated by a team. It’s an especially interesting competitor to the recent ZR, as they’re similar in several ways: both use the full-frame sensors found in the companies’ enthusiast-tier hybrid cameras, and both focus on letting you up your production value by shooting in Raw. There are pros and cons to each; the ZR has internal 32-bit float audio and a 4” display, compared to the EOS R6 V’s 3” monitor, but Canon allows for full sensor height “open gate” recording, and has full-size HDMI and SD card slots, versus the ZR’s micro-variants. But both clearly target the same market. The EOS R6 V will be avai