The latest macro lens from the Laowa family (Venus Optics) looks like the barrel of a sniper rifle. But you don't need a weapon list for it, but you'll definitely be well-armed to capture macro shots. Why such an unusual shape? A provocation? We publish in the following.
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Has Hillary Clinton's youth turned their backs? Although it seems that the crowd ignores her or that there was something much more interesting on the other side of the room than the Democratic presidential candidate, but it was neither one nor the other. What you see are representatives of the selfie generation, who turned their backs on her just to be able to take a selfie with her. The clip was recently shot in Orlando by Barbara Kinney.
What did the most popular supermodels like Cara Delevingne, Gisele Bündchen, Cindy Crawford and other beauties look like back in the day? View the gallery.
The Philips 5231 TV is the only TV in the world that is a screen, a TV and a Bluetooth speaker at the same time. Dressed in a modern white design, it is ideal for the living room, kitchen, bedroom, holiday home, caravan and even for a yacht or barge.
It's the same with the Nessie monster as it is with UFOs. Most photos of them are blurry, even today, despite the great cameras we have, so they should be taken with a grain of salt. Nevertheless, they diligently feed our imagination about the possibility of the existence of aliens. It is similar to the monster from the Scottish Loch Ness lake, which is otherwise considered a fictional creature and, along with Bigfoot and the Yeti, is one of the most famous enigmas in the field of cryptozoology, that is, the biological science of the existence of animal species that has not yet been proven. But now we may have the first solid proof that Nessie is not a myth. Is this photo proof that Nessie the sea monster really exists?
For the fourth year in a row, the European Imaging and Sound Association (EISA) has awarded the best smartphones. And who is the recipient of the European Consumer Smartphone 2016-2017 award, which is the phone equivalent of the Oscar for best film? Last year, the award went to Huawei or of the Huawei P8 model, and this year...
Hasselblad, the Swedish premium camera manufacturer, has introduced a Moto Mods add-on for Motorola's Moto Z family of phones – the Hasselblad True Zoom. unlike Hasselblad's other sky-high prices, you only have to shell out $225 for this one. It offers a 10x optical connection and allows shooting in RAW format.
The vast majority of people believe that good photography requires expensive photography equipment. But this is far from the case. Reddit user 2manyToys used a few shots of the same locations to prove that with the right angle, lighting, and a pinch of Photoshop, you can make a framed photo from scratch.
After Asia, which Huawei's Honor brand conquered some time ago, it is Europe's turn. And the weapon with which they want to cut off a significant piece of the market pie is the smartphone Honor 8. It is the ideal media tool for the demanding generation of millennials at a price that is a third lower than comparable phones. As the only Slovenian media, we are following the European presentation in Stockholm exclusively for you.
Zakistar are innovative Slovenian slippers that evoke the feeling of walking barefoot. Their soles are sprinkled with pebbles that were collected on the shores of mountain lakes and arranged by hand. The first testers of Zakistar slippers compared walking in them to a sole massage. The flip-flops are the work of four entrepreneurs from Bled, and if you like their product, you can support it on Kickstarter.
Athletes at the Rio 2016 Olympics take care of the results and professional photographers capture the most important moments of the Olympic Games. Getty Images, the world's largest provider of digital photographic material, also has a large army of photographers in Rio, which ensures that the media always have the best shots available in record time. The process from the moment of capturing the photo to the processed photo ready for publication takes only 120 seconds!
One of the most annoying habits of smartphone users is taking pictures of food. It is these "Dinner Snappers", i.e. people who take pictures of meals on the table, that Ikea treated themselves to in their latest ad. Set in the 17th century, the sarcastic ad was created by Swedish advertising agency Acne and imagines what dining would have looked like if people back then were as obsessed with portraying food as they are today.