Posts by Author: John Aldred
Google RAISR’s upsampling brings CSI-like image enhancement to your Android device
RAISR stands for Rapid and Accurate Image Super-Resolution. It’s Google’s prototype software which utilises machine learning to provide better quality upsampling of low resolution images. They…
Fujifilm announce new X-T20 and X100F bodies and a $6,499 price tag on the medium format GFX
Fujifilm have today announced two new X-Series cameras, the X100F and X-T20, along with a new XF 50mm f/2 R WR lens. The X100F represents the…
How to get great and consistent colour with different brands and qualities of light
One of the biggest issues for those looking to expand their lighting setup is colour consistency. Even expensive ones can be very slightly out from…
How to use your exposure settings for creative effect
Whether you’re shooting photography or video, film or digital, exposure generally boils down to three elements in your camera. ISO, aperture and shutter speed. All…
Man convicted for Seattle drone crash which knocked woman unconscious may face jail time
38 year old Paul M. Skinner had been accused of engaging in a conduct that created a “substantial risk of death or serious bodily injury…
This is not a new Sony mirrorless camera, it’s a USB charging station
This is either the silliest or coolest looking USB charger I’ve ever seen. I haven’t quite decided yet. USB chargers are a part of everyday…
Mastering composition with a little help from Will Smith (sort of)
Perhaps “with help from a little Will Smith” would’ve been a little more accurate, but still. The “rules” of composition are widely known and hotly…
White House photographer Pete Souza reflects on his time following President Obama
Jobs like White House Photographer fascinate me. It’s not that I’m particularly interested in doing that kind of work (quite the opposite, in fact). But…
Stanford boffins develop Lithium Ion battery with built in fire extinguisher
Lithium based batteries power a lot of stuff these days. Phones, cameras, laptops, and even vehicles. There’s a lot of “best practise” advice out there…







































