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Panasonic launches Lumix G7

Panasonic India has launched the G7 in the Digital Single Lens Mirrorless (DSLM) category. This lightweight camera is equipped with 4K video recording & editing capabilities. The Lumix G7 is capable of recording smooth, high-resolution QFHD 4K video in 3840x2160 at 25p (50Hz) or 24p in MP4. With 4K video recording performance, images can be captured at 30 fps in 8-megapixel equivalent resolution. The DMC-G7 integrates a 16.00-megapixel Digital Live MOS Sensor that achieves both higher … Continue Reading

Infocus Vision 3

Full screen displays are the new trend in the market and budget smartphone maker InFocus launched the Vision 3, probably a first in sub-10k smartphones with a full screen display. The smartphone features a 5.7-inch full vision screen providing 18:9 … Continue Reading

OnePlus 5T

Full screen displays seem to be the order of the day, along with face unlock, and it seems that OnePlus sensed this quite early. Never a brand to back off, they have gone ahead and upgraded their flagship, the OnePlus 5, with the latest features. … Continue Reading

GoPro Hero6 Black

GoPro recently unveiled their flagship Hero6 Black. The device looks exactly like the Hero5 Black, except for a new logo on the power/mode button and the model name written at one side. In fact, if you hold and operate both the devices together, you … Continue Reading

If I Were You – August 2017

Our Imaging Expert No one can take a picture that everyone likes. But, almost every picture can have scope of improvement. Often, we are not our best critics, while others can immediately point out the faults. In If I were you, our expert comments on … Continue Reading

Image Editing – Part 9: Sharpening

‘Sharpening’ is a part of the digital workflow that is often least understood or mis-understood. Most beginners (and some advanced workers too) tend to over-sharpen their images. But first, let us understand why we need to sharpen our images; after al … Continue Reading

Depth of Field & Hyperfocal Setting

Depth of Field (DoF) refers to the zone of acceptable sharpness in our picture. Let’s take that a bit further. When you focus your lens (any lens) at any given distance, technically speaking, only that point (and all points along that same plane – pl … Continue Reading