As usual, the Bluetooth SIG certification doesn’t reveal much about the upcoming Samsung mid-ranger. The device is listed with the model number SM-A346B. It should be the global version of the phone. The listing shows dual SIM support and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity, the same as the Galaxy A54 5G. It also confirms the market name of the handset, i. e. Galaxy A34 5G. These two Samsung smartphones have been in the news for several months now....
Has it happened to you that you come to a beautiful location just to see there are plenty of tourists/other photographers blocking your view? I’m sure it has. Travel photographer Brendan van Son faced this problem at Moraine Lake, and it left him with a question: “Are photographers ruining photography for photographers?” As Brendan points out, landscape photography at sunrise is his “happy place.” At this time, there are usually not too many people awake, not to mention that very few of them would climb a mountain or hike for miles just to take photos....
External GPUs have become a big thing for MacBook and other laptop users lately. With limited internal graphics, an external GPU can speed up your workflow tremendously – although it does kind of defeat the portability of it being a laptop. The recently announced Blackmagic eGPU, sold exclusively by Apple, might not be the best option, though, unless you’re only planning to use DaVinci Resolve. As this review from photoshopCAFE shows, it’s not so great with anything else....
Just three days after California Governor rejected several drone-related bills, the Los Angeles Times reports that Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation intended to protect the rich and famous from the prying eyes of the paparazzi. Bill AB 856 expands privacy protections by changing the definition of a “physical invasion of privacy” to include a drone invading the airspace above private property in order to record video, sound or capture photographs. Violators of the new law will face fines ranging from $5,000 to $50,000....
For the sake of this review, I took the EOS R5 with me to shoot a concert. It was a perfectly safe concert, with no live audience. The lighting, stage, and singer were very real though. So aside from the minimalistic audience, this was a real, live show. That allowed me to test the camera in a real-life concert-shooting scenario. Before jumping into the review, I want to talk a little bit about my lens choice....
