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Covers:  Photography, technology, and parenting
Hillary K. Grigonis is the author of Kaleidoscope Me. Along with writing, she's also addicted to photography and contributes to several websites.

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Hillary K. Grigonis is a freelance tech writer and a photographer. The two worlds often intersect as she writes about photography. She also covers technology and parenting topics. She currently writes for Business Insider, The Phoblographer, and Rangefinder. She lives in Michigan with her husband and three children, where she enjoys hiking, camping, reading, and crafting.

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Tiny Camera Meets Big Potential: Fujifilm XE4 Review

Tiny Camera Meets Big Potential: Fujifilm XE4 Review

The Fujifilm XE4 feels like a point-and-shoot, yet it has the image quality of a camera that costs twice as m…

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The 8 best mechanical keyboards of 2021 for gaming and fast typing

The 8 best mechanical keyboards of 2021 for gaming and fast typing

Mechanical keyboards offer tactile and auditory feedback that can reduce typos for fast typists. Many gamers …

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Conceptual Portrait Photographer Richard Tuschman Reveals Magic Behind New Series | Rangefinder

Conceptual Portrait Photographer Richard Tuschman Reveals Magic Behind New Series | Rangefinder

Childhood photos captured by a parent don't always reflect moments observed by a child's eyes. Fine-art and c…

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Virtual Newborn Photography: How One Duo's Approach is Thriving | Rangefinder

Virtual Newborn Photography: How One Duo's Approach is Thriving | Rangefinder

When COVID-19 shut down non-essential businesses a year ago, husband-and-wife newborn photography duo Matt an…

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This Drone Had an Epic Crash. I Still Want One. A DJI Mavic Air 2 Review

This Drone Had an Epic Crash. I Still Want One. A DJI Mavic Air 2 Review

The DJI Mavic Air 2 is a beginner-friendly drone, but it has more features and resolution than the Mini 2. Th…

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Virtual Newborn Photography: How One Duo's Approach is Thriving | Rangefinder

Virtual Newborn Photography: How One Duo's Approach is Thriving | Rangefinder

When COVID-19 shut down non-essential businesses a year ago, husband-and-wife newborn photography duo Matt an…

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This fridge-sized Polaroid camera – used by Andy Warhol, Ansel Adams and Sally Mann – has been restored and is touring the world with modern artists

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CAMBRIDGE, MA - AUGUST 15: Andy Warhol stands among portraits of himself in Polaroid's 20x24 studio in Cambridge, Mass., on Aug. 15, 1979. (Photo by Joe Runci/The Boston Globe via Getty Images). In 1976, Polaroid built a massive instant camera that stood 6.5 feet / 2 meters tall and weighed 235 pounds / 107 kg – roughly the size of an average refrigerator. That camera would go on to be used by names like Ansel Adams, Sally Mann and Andy Warhol.
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WARNING! This summer safety staple can melt the plastic on your camera and damage your lenses

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Top view woman summer items to go to beach. Summer is here which means, when I’m heading out on a photo walk, I’m usually reaching for a can of bug spray, sunscreen – or both. But while these summer staples help prevent me from suffering bug bites and sunburns, bug they can actually be dangerous for camera gear. DEET (diethyltoluamide) is the active ingredient in many bug sprays, but while it’s an effective bug repellent it’s also a solvent. That means the chemical can actually eat away at plastics.
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Keychain cameras are trendy, but Joby shrank down a tripod for compact cameras and smartphones and gave it a clip

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The Joby Handypod Clip Extend being used by a creator. Keychain cameras like the Kodak Charmera have gone viral – but that’s not the only photo gear shrinking down to fit on a key ring. Joby, the same brand behind the flexible GorillaPod, has launched a mini tripod that clips onto a belt loop or a bag that weighs just 106g / 3.7 oz. The Joby HandyPod Clip Extend is a mini tripod built for smartphones, compact cameras, and action cameras.
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