Since its launch, the Hasselblad X1D lens variety hasn’t been huge. It was initially announced along with the 30mm f/3.5, 45mm f/3.5, and 90mm f/3.2. Since then, four new lenses have been announced, but only one has shown up so far. The 120mm f/3.5 Macro. Aside from that, your only option is an adapter to use the H lenses of its beefier siblings. Now, though, Hasselblad wants to give X1D owners fast access to three already existing lenses with a new XPan lens adapter....

Just because you might know your own home like the back of your hand, it doesn’t mean that there’s nothing exciting left to shoot there. If you’re not convinced, this video from COOPH will change your mind.Advertisements Your home is full of photographic opportunities you can grab on a rainy day or when you simply feel like playing with a camera. And best of all – you can try them out straight away....

I don’t tend to use V-Mount batteries all that much for my gear. At least not recently. Battery power isn’t all that important when you can’t actually go out and film anything on location. But V-Mount batteries are hugely popular in the world of video, particularly when it comes to lighting, but they also often power cameras, monitors and countless other devices. V-Mount batteries are not without their potential dangers, though, as this video from Gaffer & Gear explains....

Horrific Car Crash In Buxton Horrific Car Crash In Buxton There was no time to take them to the medical hospital and they had suffered life-threatening injuries. Whereas on the opposite side the man was almost completely fine and he was admitted to the nearest medical centre and all the tests were done. Recording the crash there were three girls about 15 years old and two boys along with the mail driver....

When shooting in low light conditions at slower shutter speeds, it-s best to use a tripod. But more often than not, you’ll need to shoot handheld. In fact, some of us prefer it whenever it’s possible. There is no a single right way to hold your camera when handholding it. But there sure are some wrong ways that will end up with motion blur in your photos. You want to avoid those, and Chris Nichols of DPReview will share some useful tips and tricks for this....