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Brian Smith

Miami photographer Brian Smith is the luckiest guy on the planet. He won a Pulitzer Prize at 25, he's told Bill Gates exactly what to do for an entire hour, appeared on The X Factor, exhibited at the Library of Congress, dined with the President and 3,000 of their closest friends, shared cupcakes with Anne Hathaway, gotten drunk with George Clooney and married the most beautiful woman he ever laid eyes on...

Venus Optics Announces Laowa Argus 33mm f/0.95 CF APO APS-C E-mount Lens

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Venus Optics Laowa Argus 33mm f/0.95 CF APO APS-C E-mount Lens ($499) is the firstlens of the much anticipated Argus line. Featuring the ultra fast f/0.95 aperture with APO design, the lens offers photographers and videographers a classic focal length for everyday shooting and a versatility to shoot at difficult lighting condition. The lens delivers […]

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Jeff Berlin’s Short Film “EL REY” shot on Sony FX3 and FX6 Cinema Cameras

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Check out Sony Artisan Jeff Berlin and Adam Feuerman’s short film “EL REY” shot on Sony FX3 & FX6 Cinema Cameras and the Sony FE C 16-35mm T/3.1 G Cine Lens that tells the story of Lázaro Lorenzana, a fighter on the rise who trains hard and packs quite a hook, and his father, Ruben

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Samyang Announces 12mm f/2.0 AF Compact Ultra-Wide Angle APS-C E-Mount Lens

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Samyang 12mm f/2.0 AF Compact Ultra Wide-Angle Lens is designed for APS-C format Sony E-mount mirrorless cameras featuring two extra-low dispersion elements, one high refractive index element, and one aspherical element to control aberrations and distortions for increased clarity and sharpness. Ultra Multi-Coating has also been applied to all lens elements to reduce lens flare

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