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Who Killed Baby Cino Aka Timothy Starks? Who Killed Baby Cino Aka Timothy Starks? As of now, no arrests have been made and the motive behind the murder is still unknown. With such a high-profile victim and no clues as to who killed him, the community has come together to offer their help in solving the crime. There have been several reports of gunfire in the area leading up to and after the murder, but no arrests have been made as of yet....

Polish tech company Orbitvu has introduced Bike Studio: a robotic, automated studio that makes cycling photography a piece of cake. While it doesn’t eliminate the photographer like some other solutions we’ve seen, it makes it a lot easier for them to shoot and process images of bikes, and any accompanying gear and attire. A post shared by Automated Product Photography (@orbitvu) Bike Studio is equipped with a bike suspension system. It allows you to hang the bicycle in the studio, spin it, and take 360-degree photos for a web store....

It’s been in development for a while, but now Tamron have officially announced the 100-400mm f/4.5-6.3 Di VC USD (model A035) lens. It’s an ultra-telephoto for full frame Nikon and Canon DSLRs. It comes with built in vibration control offering up to 4 stops of stabilisation. Handy when you’re at 400mm. Tamron boast that the new lens is “the lightest in its class”, while offering fast and precise autofocus performance. It features magnesium alloy components to reduce the weight while keeping strength....

The demands placed on portable storage are higher now than they ever were, especially for creatives working in photo and video. We need larger capacities and faster speeds to be able to keep up with those huge raw files and 4K and larger footage. Glyph’s new Atom Pro SSD claims to be the fastest portable SSD out there, offering sustained read and write speeds of 2,800MB/sec and 2,600MB/sec respectively. We caught up with Glyph at IBC 2019 to find out more about the Atom Pro, and some of the other storage products they were showing off....

Pretty much since the release of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus there have been rumors that the next iPhone will include DSLR-like capabilities. Apple has taken a giant step towards that goal with its recent acquisition of LinX, an Israeli camera-tech company focusing on computational imaging, and rumor has it that the next iPhone (iPhone 7?) will include the “biggest camera jump ever”. Setting new standards for color fidelity, HDR and shutter lag are just a few of the company’s selling points, but it is the shallow depth of field, selective focusing and 3D capabilities that make this technology, aiming to revolutionize mobile photography, so important....