Mean-spirited netizens refer to poor-quality photos as “potato quality,” implying that the derided photographer used a potato instead of a camera. Kolari Vision wondered, “What would happen if a photographer really did use a potato, though?” [Read More]

As evidenced by Leica’s seemingly infinite supply of special edition cameras, photographers care about style. The passion for sleek, svelte cameras is perhaps matched only by the desire for crystal-clear images. Enter Fotodiox’s Crystal Camera, blending the best of both worlds. [Read More]

Atlas Lens has announced the Sirius Series 1.0x anamorphic cinema lenses, what it says marks a significant milestone in its mission to make creative cinematography more interesting, personal, and rewarding. [Read More]

George Palov and Michael von Aichberger collaborated to create an impressive 114-gigapixel virtual tour of Barcelona, Spain, complete with tagged landmarks, camera information, and controls for exploration. [Read More]

HBO’s The Last of Us has been a smash hit for the network, with its recent season one finale drawing a season-high 8.2 million viewers, despite premiering against the Oscars. The television adaptation of Naughty Dog’s popular The Last of Us PlayStation game has proven popular for many reasons, not the least of which is compelling and cinematic visuals. [Read More]