I’ve been mounting “non-standard” lenses on my cameras for years. Ever since I discovered that I could put M42 lenses on Nikon and Canon bodies I was hooked. Many older lenses offer a look and feeling that you simply can’t get with more modern “perfect” glass. But deciphering photographs on the computer by searching through EXIF isn’t easy, because such lenses don’t communicate with the camera, so don’t store that lens information....

Drag and hold scrubbing eliminates the need to use the progress bar Drag and hold scrubbing eliminates the need to use the progress bar This seems like it’s a server-side update, so it’s not out on devices just yet. The user posted a screenshot that shows a video with the text “Slide left or right to seek” up top. There’s also a dot that represents where the finger was pressed. The finger is on the actual video instead of the progress bar....

Every Mac comes with the Image Capture app pre-installed on the system. It allows users to easily import photos and videos from other devices. Recently, though, the developers of NeoFinder discovered a bug in the Image Capture app that is potentially causing it to waste a lot of hard drive space when importing images from your iPhone and iPad into your computer. Normally when you connect your iOS device to your Mac and use Image Capture to transfer everything across, you have the ability to convert the HEIC photos into standard jpg images....

With high refresh rates and likely high prices to match, they’re more intended for those who need to have the quickest response times possible. They also come in smaller sizes. So if you want something bigger and more immersive for your gaming, there are other options. Like the new monitors announced by both ASUS and Alienware today. NVIDIA’s New G-Sync monitors will shrink in size to hit higher frame rates NVIDIA’s New G-Sync monitors will shrink in size to hit higher frame rates...

According to Nikon Japan, the Nikon D3300 entry level DSLR has been discontinued (what Google translates as “old products”). That it’s listed as discontinued before an announcement for its replacement has been made could potentially mean an end to the D3x00 line. It could, however, also mean that a D3500 announcement is imminent (assuming they’ll skip the “400” marker as they did with the D5x00 and Dx00 ranges). It’s unusual for a camera to be listed as discontinued before its replacement has at least been announced but this wouldn’t be the first time Nikon have done this....