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15 December 2018

In this recurring column, we highlight a few items we've run across that don't merit a full story of their own but are interesting enough to bring to your attention. This time we look at South Africa, Jean-Vincent Simonet, toy photography, the Nikon Z 7 and Costco.

  • In Robin Visits South Africa, Robin Wong publishes the first part of his report on his trip to South Africa with a group of Olympus Visionaries from Asia Pacific. This piece focuses on the scenery with close-ups of wild animals coming next.
  • Marigold Warner presents a few of Jean-Vincent Simonet's Psychedelic Images of Tokyo. The Swiss photographer prints on plastic paper then washes the photograph with chemicals to create the warped images. There must be a Photoshop action for that.
  • Dave DeBaeremaeker explains the The Joy of Toy Photography. Not toy cameras but toys as subjects. He compares a studio shoot of a live model with a shot of a six-inch Hulk action figure using a new smoke generator.
  • Jim Kasson has a couple new insights into the Nikon Z 7, including Nikon Z7 Flash Synch Speeds and More LED Banding With the Nikon Z7. He has a recommendation for syncing but that banding can be fatal with certain lamps.
  • Leif Johnson reports Costco Now Sells Macs Online, With Discounts Ranging From $50 to $200. With a limit of two per customer for the MacBook Air ($999). Some options include AppleCare. And you can pick up in-store for most models.

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