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Genuine Fine Art Baryta Papers from Hahnemuhle
Shutterbug Staff  |  Jul 19, 2007  | 

Hahnemuhle FineArt announces the launch of digital Fine Art Baryta paper for Autumn
2007. As a traditional artist's paper the "FineArt Baryta 325" will
combine an ultra smooth surface with an original Baryta finish. The digital Baryta
paper has Hahnemuhle's unique "touch and feel" experience and is a premium
replacement for traditional Baryta papers from analog laboratories. The new paper
contains barium sulfate in the coating that enhances the typical reflecting gloss,
high Dmax, large color gamut and sharp definition of a Baryta paper. The bright
white "FineArt Baryta 325" is currently in the Beta testing phase. Hahnemuhle
will showcase the first samples of "FineArt Baryta 325", made from 100%
alpha cellulose with an ultra smooth surface and a grammage of 325gsm, at upcoming
international photo shows: Sonimagphoto in Barcelona, Salon de la Photo in Paris,
Imaging Expo in Shanghai and PhotoPlus International in New York. Market launch
is set for Autumn 2007.

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Genuine Fractals Supports Adobe Photoshop CS5 Including 64-bit Compatibility
Press Release  |  Jun 25, 2010  | 

onOne Software, Inc. announced that its Genuine Fractals Professional and Standard Edition plug-ins for Photoshop are now compatible with the new Adobe Photoshop CS5 and Photoshop CS5 Extended Software. Owners of Genuine Fractals 6 can download the free update from onOne Software’s website at http://www.ononesoftware.com/.

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GEO-series Tripods
Press Release  |  Jan 27, 2011  | 

Velbon’s new GEO-series tripods use a unique Carbon Fiber and Basalt composite material which gives the legs added strength and rigidity. They feature Spiral-Etched surfaces for smooth, fast extension as well as unique Lever-Locking leg sections. Each leg is fitted with an adjustable tip, giving the photographer the option of a rubber foot for grounding on slippery surfaces or a spiked foot for rougher terrain. Another unique feature includes Velbon’s new Center Column Quick-Release Lever which allows for fast adjustment of the column height. The two-section center column can be split for low-angle set-up.

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George Eastman House 2014 Light & Motion Gala
Press Release  |  Apr 29, 2014  | 
George Eastman House will host its second Light & Motion Gala in New York City on Monday, May 5. The event, which highlights the museum’s work in photograph and film preservation and restoration, will pay tribute to the accomplishments of emerging and established artists in the fields of motion pictures and photography.
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George Eastman Museum Launches Online Portal Where You Can View 250,000 Historic Images
Ron Leach  |  Nov 04, 2016  | 

The famous George Eastman Museum has created a new, public portal where you can view over 250,000 images and other objects from their vast collections. The database is searchable by artist, collection, classification and date, and includes a wealth of photography, cinema, and technology related to imaging.

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Gepe Card Safe Extreme Combi
Shutterbug Staff  |  Mar 16, 2005  | 

The Gepe Card Safe Extreme Combi is designed to hold two Compact Flash or Microdrives,
Smart Media, Memory Stick or MMC/SD cards. Each card compartment can hold any
of theses cards. In addition -- on the opposite side -- it can hold
one Canon NB L1 or NB L3 battery or an Olympus LI 12B battery. When not used
to hold a battery that side accepts two additional CF cards or Microdrives.
Anti-static material protects memory cards from erasure or damage from static
while a shock resistant special insert material provides protection from impact
and shock. The case is water and dust proof for protection in wet and dusty
conditions and even floats for improved safety at the pool, on the beach or
on a boat trip.

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Gerd Ludwig, National Geographic Photographer, on Kingston Technology’s ‘Icons of Photography’ Site
Shutterbug Staff  |  Apr 10, 2008  | 

Kingston Technology Company, Inc. announced it has posted an interview with
National Geographic photographer Gerd Ludwig on its `Icons of Photography'
microsite. The 20 Questions interview gives site visitors an up-close-and-personal
look at the world-class photographer who's captured life in conditions
ranging from -55° F to radioactive "hot zones."

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German Photographer Captures Hysterical Photos of Hungry Dogs Chomping at Treats
Cynthia Boylan  |  Dec 29, 2015  | 

Every pet parent understands the fact that no dog can resist a tasty treat—and they’ll go to great lengths to get them. 

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Get a Free FTZ Adapter for Nikon F Lenses When You Buy the Nikon Z7 & Z6 Mirrorless Cameras Today
Shutterbug Staff  |  Mar 18, 2019  | 

If you were considering buying Nikon's much hyped Z7 and Z6 cameras, now's about as good a time as any. For a limited time, these two new full frame mirrorless cameras come with a free FTZ lens adapter from several online retailers including Amazon and Adorama.

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Get a Load of All the Camera Gear Canon Has Brought to the 2018 Winter Olympics
Dan Havlik  |  Feb 09, 2018  | 

Well, Canon certainly seems ready for the 2018 Winter Olympics, which officially kick off today in PyeongChang, South Korea. Or at least that’s the impression we got from looking at all the gear Canon and Canon photographers have brought to the XXIII Olympic Winter Games.

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Get a Load of This Melted DSLR That Got Too Close to a Rocket Launch
Dan Havlik  |  May 23, 2018  | 

We’ve seen some damaged camera gear before but this photo of a scorched DSLR takes the cake. No, it didn’t fall into a pit of lava while capturing the erupting Kilauea volcano in Hawaii. It actually encountered something nearly equally as fierce: the blast of a rocket launch.

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Get a Load of This Rare, Three-Foot Long Nikon 1200mm Super Telephoto Lens
Dan Havlik  |  Jun 22, 2016  | 

We love covering stories about big lenses and judging by reader reaction, you love reading about them as well. So here’s another interesting piece of big lens news that popped up today: a massive, three-foot long Nikon 1200mm lens set-up has been listed on eBay for $5,750.

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Get a New Perspective: 7 Ways to Capture Unique Landscape Photos in Popular Locations
Josh Miller  |  Aug 29, 2018  | 

Have you ever made that bucket list trip to follow in the footsteps of the great masters of landscape photography by visiting places like Yosemite or Yellowstone but wished you came home with photos that didn’t look like those taken by everyone else?

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Get AMAZING Colors in Blue-Hour Travel & Nature Photos with a Few Quick Clicks in Lightroom
Ron Leach  |  Jul 20, 2021  | 

Outdoor photographers love shooting at “Blue Hour”—that quiet, moody time just before dawn or after sunset. That’s because images take on a soft, ephemeral glow before the sun rises in the morning or drops below the horizon at night.

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Get Answers to Your Photography Questions from Scott Kelby in Ask a Pro
Scott Kelby  |  Aug 16, 2018  | 

Q. What is the latest regarding the problems with the Nikon D750? I bought one of the bad ones and am getting ready to send it back for the third time in hopes they can fix the fuzzy, black, thumb image at 6 o’clock that consumes about 40% of the bottom middle of my shots. This happens intermittently but frequently enough to have ruined both wedding and vacation shots. If I purchase a very recently manufactured D750 will I be OK? Thanks! By the way, I love your column and your well-written, easy-to-understand answers.

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