Posts by Author: John Aldred
The Rode Wireless GO II can now be used as a tiny audio field recorder
One of the great things about the recently released Rode Wireless GO II over its predecessor is that the transmitters have built-in recorders. This allows…
The (RED) Leica prototype designed by Jony Ive heads to auction – expected to fetch $300,000+
Back in 2009, a charity event dubbed the (RED) Auction, containing one-of-a-kind items by Apple’s former Chief Design Officer Jony Ive and industrial designer Marc…
Godox V850III/V860III photos and specs leak show modelling light, new battery, quick release lock
There’s been no official announcement yet and they don’t seem don’t appear to be listed on the Godox website (at least not publicly), it looks…
Canon 85mm f/1.2L II and 70-200mm f/4L IS II the latest victims in EF mount DSLR lens purge
Pentax might be clinging onto DSLRs for dear life, but if it wasn’t already clear the Canon had pretty much abandoned its DSLRs – what…
DJI FPV Drone “hacked” to increase transmission power with free web tool
It goes without saying that this is more than likely going to be illegal to do in much of the world, but it seems that…
Five portrait lighting patterns you need to learn
It seems that there are always things we “need” to learn when it comes to shooting certain genres of photography. And while many of them…
Laowa releases 1.33x Rear Anamorphic lens adapter and 1.4x Full Frame Expander
Laowa has announced available for its new 1.33x Rear Anamorphic Adapter and 1.4x Full Frame Expander Adapter. Both the front and rear of each adapter…
Sony sued in class-action over A7 III shutters bricking cameras, forcing an expensive repair
A consumer by the name of John Guerriero has filed a class-action suit against Sony Electronics Inc. in the Southern District of New York over…
Cactus has ceased trading – but apparently they didn’t tell anybody for three months
This only seems to be coming out now, which isn’t much of a surprise as the popularity of Cactus triggers and lights has taken a…
Automating scanning film with the help of Lego, a Raspberry Pi and a little machine learning
There are a lot of options out there for scanning film these days, but there’s just something about building a device yourself. This one from…






































