Many photographers have left their mark and changed the course of history since the first photograph was taken. But in her book, author Darcy Reed wanted to honor the women among them. Extraordinary Women With Cameras – 35 Photographers Who Changed How We See the World is a book that tells a story about the creative, innovative, and fierce women who have left a major trace in the history of photography....

Who Was Britany Fernandez? Who Was Britany Fernandez? A video has also got viral on the social media platform where we can clearly see that she was trying to hold the lock and after that, it appeared to have snapped the girl’s body was being badly slammed into the metal platform and she got a lot of injuries, especially on her head when her head was being hit with the railing which is said to be a metal railing when this incident took place at this particular Carnival everyone started rushing off so that they can help the girl as she was suffering a lot....

F35 Crash Video F35 Crash Video According to UK media, an image current on media nowadays shows however the accident took place. climbs the runway so high that it falls instantly rather than starting up, the pilot’ parachute is visible once it’s ejected and smoke swirls over the ramp conjointly the} sea, British media this month speculated that the accident was caused by a rain cowl or bonnet, left on the F35 plane whereas somebody ought to have removed it....

It’s been a little over a year now since Cactus first announced their cross-platform X-TTL system. It came with a flurry of firmware updates to let you get HSS & TTL compatibility across multiple brands of camera and flash. These updates added support for Fuji, Sony, Sigma, Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic and Pentax. But you’ll note that there’s a big name missing from that list. Cactus’ new firmware update adds that name, by offering support for Canon wireless flash....

Back in August, it was reported that Canon suffered a ransomware attack that affected over 30 of its external and public services. In a recent statement, Canon confirmed that the incident occurred. The company added that the employees’ data were stolen in the attack, including their Social Security, driver’s license, and financial account number, electronic signature, date of birth, and more. In a statement reported on Canon Watch, Canon writes that the ransomware attack was identified on 4 August and the company took measures straight away....