Posts by Author: Dunja Đuđić Kalinin
Flat Earthers’ favorite camera, Nikon Coolpix P900, is now discontinued
Nikon Coolpix P900 is a pretty powerful little camera in terms of optical zoom. You can use it to zoom in the Moon, or “prove”…
Six macro photography ideas that you’ve (probably) never tried before
A few days ago, we spoke about five reasons to use vintage macro lenses. And if you don’t know where to start shooting, here are…
Google Lens can now solve your kid’s math homework from a photo
Google Lens has a bunch of interesting and helpful features, from identifying your pets in photos to translating text from them. And now Google Lens…
Canon EOS R5 vs. R6: don’t underestimate the R6 for video
Okay, we all know it by now: the Canon EOS R5 is prone to overheat, which makes it unusable for serious video work. And what…
Twitter account One Perfect Shot becomes an HBO TV series
Twitter account One Perfect Shot is all about the iconic frames from movies and TV series. But here’s an interesting twist: the account itself is…
Five reasons why you need a vintage macro lens – especially if you’re new
Do you still need vintage lenses even in 2020? Well, yes, you do, despite all the modern ones out there. Vintage lenses can be awesome…
This guy striking a pose for a wildlife trail camera will make your day
When photographer Jeff Wirth set up his trail camera on a log, he was hoping to take photos of bobcats. Little did he know that,…
This video will help you get started at Moon photography
Do you get a bit envious at those epic photos of the Moon from other photographers? I admit – I do! But guess what? We…
Leica discontinues M9’s CCD sensors, you can no longer replace defective ones
A few years ago, some Leica M9 cameras were affected by sensor corrosion. If you haven’t replaced them by now – well, now it’s officially…
This free selfie-scrambling app protects you from facial recognition but still looks like you
Facial recognition can be used for good causes, but very often it’s not. You can bypass it by wearing masks or using lasers, but there’s…






































