History of DSLRs
While DSLRs gained popularity commercially at a much later stage, the technology was developed years back. in 1969 Willards. Boyle and George. Smith successfully created the imaging technology using a digital sensor which was called CCD or charge-coupled device sensor. In 1975, a Kodak company engineer developed the first digital still camera which also used a CCD sensor. Soon sony followed the trend and built the Sony Mavica. Nikon also followed suit and so did canon in the years to come. A similar trend can be noticed in the mirrorless segment as well and if history does repeat itself, there is a good chance that mirrorless cameras will be the way forward for the industry. The DSLRs provided certain features that became indispensable for the then film photographers. These features included live preview, memory cards which could carry more photographs, non-requirement of changing film rolls on a shoot and many more. These battery-powered wonders were an extremely attractive proposition for photographers.
What Mirrorless cameras offer
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LENS OF COURAGE
Photojournalism, especially in war and documentary photography, demands not just technical skill but deep empathy and courage. This genre captures history’s rawest moments, influencing public perception and policy by bringing distant conflicts into sharp focus. In this issue, we interview Claire Thomas, a renowned photojournalist whose work spans global political and military conflicts. Claire discusses her journey, the evolution of her work, and the challenges of capturing powerful imagery while respecting her subjects’ dignity. Her photography highlights the resilience of people in adversity, making her a compelling voice in contemporary photojournalism.
THE CHALLENGES AND TRIUMPHS OF WAR PHOTOJOURNALISM
In the realm of journalism, few fields demand as much courage, skill, and sensitivity as war reporting. Photojournalists on the front lines bear witness to conflicts, translating the chaos and human suffering into images that tell stories of unimaginable complexity. This article explores the evolution of war reporting, the ethical and legal considerations involved, and the impact of technology and collaboration in shaping this crucial form of journalism.
TIPS FOR CREATING A COMPELLING DOCUMENTARY PHOTO SERIES
Documentary photography is a powerful medium that tells stories through images, capturing moments that resonate with viewers and often convey deep emotional truths. A compelling documentary photo series can influence opinions, spark conversations, and bring awareness to issues that might otherwise remain in the shadows. However, creating a documentary photo series that stands out requires more than just technical skill with a camera it requires thought, planning, and a deep connection to the subject matter. In this article, we provide some tips that can help you tell a compelling story.
GETTING YOUR WORK PUBLISHED: HOW TO PITCH YOUR PHOTOS TO MEDIA OUTLETS
In the ever-evolving world of media, photojournalism stands out as a compelling and impactful form of storytelling. A single photograph can capture a moment in time, convey profound emotions, and provide an insightful perspective on global events. For photojournalists, getting their work published is a crucial step in advancing their careers and ensuring that their stories reach a wider audience. However, the process of pitching photos to media outlets can be daunting. This article provides a comprehensive guide to help photojournalists effectively pitch their work and increase their chances of getting published.
Sony India launches ZV-E10 II camera at ₹94,990
Sony India has launched the ZV-E10 II, the successor to its popular ZV-E10 camera, aimed at content creators, vloggers, and photographers.
Vivo India launches second edition of Smartphone Photography Awards led by Zoya Akhtar
In celebration of World Photography Day, vivo India has announced the launch of the second edition of the vivo Imagine Smartphone Photography Awards.
FUJIFILM India launches the FUJIFILM X-T50 at ₹1,49,999
FUJIFILM India has unveiled the X-T50, the latest addition to its X series of mirrorless digital cameras. Priced at ₹1,49,999 for the body, the X-T50 combines exceptional image quality with a compact, lightweight design, targetting both photography enthusiasts and professionals.
Philo-Photo Photography Awards launched
The first edition of the Philo-Photo Photography Awards is now open, inviting photographers from around the globe to showcase their creative vision under the theme “Unity through Diversity.”
Nu Republic Cybotron SPIN Review
A Nu contender has entered the arena of electronic accessories! Nu Republic is a Delhi-based lifestyle technology brand with a variety of wearable technology and more. Today we're reviewing their Cybotron SPIN a compact MagSafe compatible wireless power bank with a fidget spinner on it! Because apparently it’s still a thing in 2024? Price on the box says ₹5499 but is ₹2499 on their website, which is more likely the actual price. Is it worth this price? Let’s take this for a spin and find out!
HOW TO BECOME A WAR PHOTOGRAPHER
War photography is one of the most challenging and demanding professions in journalism. Capturing the harsh realities of conflicts requires not only photographic skill, but also a deep sense of responsibility, courage, and resilience. In this article, we aim to guide you through the essential steps of becoming a war photographer, from developing the necessary skills to understanding the risks and ethical considerations involved.
