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When Lensrentals.com first got the first Canon 5Ds and 5D sr cameras in stock, Aaron and I immediately started screaming that we wanted to take one apart. It turns out we received enough 5Ds cameras to let us have a day with one to do just that. Of course, we don't...
When Lensrentals.com first got...
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Dog Schidt In The Park from Andrew Reid on Vimeo.
Shot on Schidt. An experimental test of Schidt Optics FF58 PL mount on Olympus OM-D E-M1, entirely handheld. Full review of the Dog Schidt Optiks Flare Factory 58 (PL Mount) is here:
http://www.eoshd.com/2015/02/dog-schidt-optiks-ff58-flare-factory-58-pl-mount-review/
As Andrew Reid says in his excellent review linked above,
"In...
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Now I See from Philip Bloom on Vimeo.
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Read the "evolving review of the Sony A7s" here: gopb.co/a7s
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Everyone had been saying the just out Sony...
Now I See from Philip Bloo...
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Editors Note: Today we introduce a gentleman who needs little introduction, the Master of Brevity, the Don Juan of Optical Benches, Master researcher of a7r light leak, the Master Myth Buster of Camera Porn himself, President of LensRentals.Com, Mr. Roger Cicala! BAD-A-BOOM! Roger has agreed to...
Editors Note: Today we introdu...
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By Lawrence Beck
In the mid-80’s, while on a flight to New York, I met a San Francisco photographer named Jimo Perini. What caught my eye was two bricks of film sticking out of his tote bag: Tri X and Ektachrome 160.
I asked him where he...
By Lawrence Beck
In the mid-8...
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