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7Artisans’ Affordable AF 135mm f/1.8 Prime Arrives on Full-Frame E- and L-Mount Cameras

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By Jeremy Gray
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In May, 7Artisans announced the Max AF 135mm f/1.8 full-frame portrait prime, but only for Nikon Z mount. Now Sony E-mount and L-Mount cameras are getting some love. The brand-new 7Artisans AF Max 135mm f/1.8 prime is now available for E- and L-Mount cameras, arriving with the same relatively affordable and aggressive $689 price as its Z-mount counterpart. In the case of Sony E-mount, the 7Artisans 135mm f/1.8 faces stiff competition. There is, of course, Sony’s own 135mm f/1.8 G Master lens.
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The DJI Pocket 4P’s Sensor Is So Good, Footage Looks Nearly Identical to Full Frame’s Best

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By Jeremy Gray
| PetaPixel Verified
While the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P has only been officially unveiled in China, PetaPixel has been testing the device ahead of embargo and can exclusively share some key details about the dual-lens gimbal camera, including its brand-new, cutting-edge LOFIC image sensor. Unlike the standard Osmo Pocket 4 that DJI unveiled in April, which has a single camera, the oft-teased Pocket 4P sports a pair of cameras on its moving gimbal head.
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Why Capture One is Finally Supporting Hasselblad, and What It Means for Phocus Original

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By Jeremy Gray
| PetaPixel Verified
After many years of requests, Capture One has finally added support for Hasselblad .3RF RAW images. While support is limited to Hasselblad’s 100-megapixel medium-format cameras for now, this is a massive shift for Capture One that addresses years of user requests. While Capture One’s CEO, Rafael Orta, chose not to delve deeply into the myriad reasons Capture One has never previously supported Hasselblad RAW image formats, veteran photographers can readily speculate.
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