NETGEAR Blog – 5.4.21
Georgi Richardson is a celebrated photographer and the owner of Maggie Marguerite, a highly-sought-after events photography studio in New York city. Her work has been featured on Good Morning America, and in The New York Times, New York Magazine, and many more.
Mylio Blog – 2.10.21 (2.4.21)
JC Figueroa is an avid photographer who specializes in underwater photography and preserving his family’s history in photos. His photo library is an ever-growing collection, so he needs a sensible system to manage it. He works at Mylio as the Customer Champion, leading webinars to teach people how to organize and manage a digital photo library. On January 22, with 30,089 media in his collection, he sat down to share his top seven tips.
Source: 7 Tips to Organize Your Digital Photo Library – Life In Focus
OWC Blog – 1.20.21 (1.19.21)
The Photos app in macOS Big Sur has several new features that make a good app even better.
Source: How to Take Advantage of Advanced Photo Editing in macOS Big Sur
DJI YouTube Channel – 11.18.20
Industry-leading camera stabilization is more accessible than ever thanks to a 4.5kg tested payload, a 1.4-inch full-color touchscreen, and a carbon fiber construction that puts RS 2 at just 1.3 kg.
DJI YouTube Channel – 10.23.20 (10.20.20)
DJI Pocket 2 is an advanced gimbal camera that follows in the footsteps of Osmo Pocket. It’s small, lightweight, and fits right in your pocket so you can record life with incredibly smooth footage. 4K/60fps video, 64MP photo, and DJI Matrix Stereo technology let you dive into filmmaking and create amazing content. Packed with intelligent features like ActiveTrack 3.0, Story Mode, while offering a suite of compact accessories, DJI Pocket 2 is a tiny wonder that lets you create magic at hand.
Source: DJI – Meet DJI Pocket 2
Microsoft Blogs – 9.28.20 (9.23.20)
We’re excited to share a big announcement for Trove, a Microsoft Garage project! Now, people can get paid for contributing accepted photos to AI projects in the Trove marketplace with new PayPal integration. Anyone can try Trove via the new web app and a now open app for Android, expanding participation in the experiment beyond the select set of users at the time of the initial May 2020 launch. At this time, please note that photo contributions are only available in the United States. Trove is accepting AI projects from anywhere.
Source: Get paid for your photos with Trove, a Microsoft Garage project