The new lenses are a 35 mm f/1.7 macro prime lens and a 16-50 mm f/2.8 wide-angle zoom lens with image stabilization. The post Nikon launches new NIKKOR Z DX 35mm prime lens and its first f/2.8 DX zoom appeared first on Videomaker.| Videomaker
The Laowa 200mm f/2 AF FF is available with Nikon Z, Sony E and Canon EF mount options. You can also pick up an EF to RF adaptor. The post Laowa announces sub-$2,000 200mm f/2 full-frame prime lens appeared first on Videomaker.| Videomaker
Compact and lightweight, the new 50mm lens from Canon features STM (Stepping Motor Technology), meaning it was conceived with video in mind. In fact, the proprietary STM technology from Canon means that this lens supports Canon’s EOS Movie Servo AF (when attached to a Canon EOS camera that supports Movie Servo AF, obviously) function to [...]Read More... from Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM: The New Nifty Fifty| ProVideo Coalition
Algebraic data structures and invaluable in functional programming. With immutable data structures reasoning about the code is easy. Concurrency requires little effort as you don’t have to be worried about locking, mutexes and semaphores - nobody can change your data anyway. If you need to update something you can just create an updated copy and use it for now on. Except if you have a nested structure and need to update something deep, deep inside.| kubuszok.com
The 85mm lens is my go to portrait lens, and has been for ten years. It’s an easy focal length to work with – flattering, but I’m not a mile away for...| Liz Putnam Photography
Globally, we have witnessed the impact that providing decision-makers with contextualized data can have on implementing solutions tailored to community needs, which is why the US WASH Access Data Collection Act is so important.| Water For People
Concepts are the fundamental building blocks of thinking, of designing. While there are plenty of things in the mix when it comes to contemplating system design, if the primary concepts remain unchallenged and unchanged from what came before, then the outcome will likely look very familiar. The post We need to talk about the social graph appeared first on Philip Sheldrake.| Philip Sheldrake
Lexus Giles has yet to use a water fountain. That’s not because she’s never had the opportunity. It’s because she grew up in Jackson, Mississippi, and her family, as well as her surrounding community, have developed a lifetime of habits to get around the city’s failing water infrastructure.| Water For People
