Mylio Releases Aperture iPhoto to Mylio Migration Tool
Mylio Releases Aperture iPhoto to Mylio Migration Tool. Over the last several weeks I’ve been working with the folks at Mylio to help develop an Aperture to Mylio migration tool. I haven’t had a chance to run this yet since I’m currently in Croatia, but the Mylio team has built… Read More »
Mylio CEO David Vaskevitch Guest Post
Mylio CEO David Vaskevitch Guest Post. Many of you know that I’m very excited about a new software program I’m using called Mylio. There has been some confusion about exactly what Mylio is, how it works, and why you might want to use it. It does work with the cloud, but… Read More »
Mylio May Just Be the Next Big DAM Thing
Mylio May Just be the Next Big DAM Thing. A few months ago I introduced the readers of this blog to a new piece of software called Mylio by way of my friend Kevin Gilbert’s guest appearance on TheGrid. When I first heard of Mylio, my gut reaction was hmmm…that’s kind of a… Read More »
Doug Bray Suggests Book for OM-D EM-1
Thanks Doug. Great information for the MFT readers. I noticed they also have a book on the GH4 which I may just order myself. Really appreciate the heads.
Ivory Gulls Suffer From Sea Loss Due to Global Warming
Ivory gulls suffer from sea loss due to global warming. While gulls aren’t quite the iconic poster-animals of climate change as polar bears, they are one of many arctic species feeling the heat from global warming. Like polar bears, ivory gulls (Pagophila eburnea) count sea ice as their habitat, and… Read More »
Holy Grail of Lens Design Harvard Invents Flat Elements
Holy Grail of Lens Design Harvard Invents Flat Elements. Harvard’s school of engineering and applied sciences recently made a breakthrough discovery that has allowed them to build lenses that are ultra thin. In an online article titled, Perfect colors, captured with one ultra-thin lens, this Harvard news and events post talks about… Read More »
German GEO Publishes ADP Project on Snowy Owls
German GEO Publishes ADP Project on Snowy Owls. Last summer I joined Denver Holt of the Owl Research Institute in the field to document his project on snowy owls. My photographs of last summer’s shoot were recently published in the March issue of German GEO, a highly respected European magazine. My first essay on snowy’s first… Read More »
Olympus Announces OM-D E-M5 Mark II
The Micro Four Thirds world gets another interesting entry to move this category of cameras forward. Olympus today announced the OM-D E-M5 which is a rather normal 16 megapixel MFT camera with a rather interesting feature that sets it apart from almost all other cameras in any category. Its unique and differentiating… Read More »
Fellow Lumix Luminary Giulio Sciorio Talks In-depth About 4K Video
Fellow Lumix Luminary Giulio Sciorio Talks In-depth About 4K Video on the B&H YouTube channel. 4K is the newest and hottest technology on the market. Lumix Luminary Giulio Sciorio gives an overview of Panasonic’s 4K technology and how it is changing the photography world. This talk will answer how photographers… Read More »
The VERGE Takes a Look at Sony’s New Mirrorless A7 ll
The VERGE takes a look at Sony’s new mirrorless A7 ll. One of my favorite online websites that reviews all things digital recently looked into the new Sony A7 ll. I couldn’t agree more with their less than enthusiastic look at this camera. I’ve handled the A7 ll and unfortunately… Read More »