Posts by Author: Chad Verzosa
Building your own camera? You can buy Canon’s 120MP APS-H sensor
If you’re building a camera that requires some serious resolution, then you’re in luck. Canon is now selling their 120MP APS-H sensor to third-party camera builders,…
This new Terry O’Neill limited edition Leica MP costs $14,500, and it’s already sold out??
Leica is king of ultra-expensive limited edition cameras, and wealthy collectors love them for it. This year, they collaborated with renowned photographer Terry O’Neill to…
Will the Tamron 28-75mm F2.8 FE do well in face and eye-detection autofocus test?
A lot of photographers felt excited when the Tamron 28-75mm F2.8 FE was first announced in February. And although Tamron recently said that they might…
PONF is a film/digital hybrid camera, and it will feature a 100MP Sony sensor
If you’ve ever dreamed of having a digital camera that can also shoot film, then you might want to take a look at the…
Learn how to shoot psychedelic macro photos using oil, water, and food coloring
Ray Scott of Visual Art Photography Tutorials shows us a creative way of shooting macro photos with oil, water, and food coloring. It’s a simple…
Check out the world’s first terapixel macro photo of a food mosaic
Even in the age of high-resolution cameras, it’s still quite difficult to fathom that anyone could create a terapixel image. But that’s precisely what the…
Here’s how to hack a Polaroid camera to print on thermal paper instead of film
Building an instant camera that prints images on thermal paper isn’t exactly a new concept. Just a couple of years, ago, we even encountered a…
Watch! Anderson Cooper interviews renowned photographer Thomas D. Mangelsen on 60 Minutes
You may not have heard of Thomas Mangelsen, but he is one of the most respected icons in the world of wildlife photography. With…
QooCam is a switchable 4K 360 & 3D 180 camera with refocusing capabilities
We’ve all seen an assortment of 360-degree cameras in the past few years, but I have to say that QooCam‘s design is the most intriguing….
Adobe now offers Creative Cloud to K-12 students for only $5 per year
Adobe has just announced that beginning May 15, 2018, Adobe Creative Cloud will be available to K-12 students for $4.99 per license, per year. Using…






































