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Light pollution is a growing problem that is impacting both wildlife and humans. It is caused by the excessive use of artificial lights, which can disrupt the natural patterns of darkness and light. Some of the effects of light pollution include decreased visibility of the night sky, increased energy consumption, and disruption of wildlife behavior. There are many ways to reduce light pollution, including installing energy-efficient lighting, using motion-sensor lighting, and limiting light to the area that it is needed. Additionally, it is important to raise awareness of the issue and the ways to reduce it. Recent articles about light pollution include "Light Pollution: The Invisible Threat" from NASA, which examines the causes and effects of light pollution and the solutions to reduce it. Another article on the topic is "How To Reduce Light Pollution In Cities" from National Geographic, which looks at five ways to reduce light pollution in cities. Videos about light pollution include "Light Pollution: What It Is and How To Fight It" from Science Channel, which explains the causes and effects of light pollution and how to reduce it. Another video is "Light Pollution: Effects on Human Health and Wildlife" from the Dark Sky Society, which discusses the impacts of light pollution on human
Hannah is a music teacher and needed some images of herself with a piano. Since her piano is in her basement studio we didn’t have the best lighting conditions. Luckily her cousin has a beautiful music room in her home with a grand piano, flooded with natural light, so we went on location for this s
There is something magical about fall in Calgary. The golden leaves, crisp air, and soft evening light create the perfect setting for portraits. I recently had the joy of photographing Blythe during a social media portrait session at Baker Park in Calgary, and the results were beautiful. Blythe wan
FUJIFILM GFX ETERNA 55 is the company’s first digital camera dedicated to professional filmmaking FUJIFILM North America Corporation, Electronic Imaging Division, announces the release of its FUJIFILM GFX ETERNA 55 Filmmaking Camera (“GFX ETERNA 55”), the company’s first camera designed primarily for professional digital filmmaking. With GFX ETERNA 55, Fujifilm is advancing its legacy of color and image science to create a product designed from the ground up as a tool for filmmakers and cinematic content creators. Featuring one of the tallest digital cinema sensors on the market1, GFX ETERNA 55 expands the angle of view with both spherical and anamorphic lenses, providing filmmakers with a more creative canvas. FUJIFILM Digital Film Science offers highly controllable color application, including 20 built-in Film Simulations, F-Log2 C’s expansive gamut and dynamic range, and the ability to create and load 3D LUTs (Look Up Tables). The resulting images remain cinematic no matter the scale of production. GFX ETERNA 55 is purpose- built for filmmaking, including an internal electronic variable ND, a flexible native lens mount, thoughtful design, and wide connectivity. GFX ETERNA 55 delivers rich tonal and true-to-life image quality unique to a large-format sensor, bringing new value to filmmaking across various genres such as independent and feature films, television, documentaries, weddings, commercials, and music videos. Its abundant image data also offers high editing resilience, supporting demanding production workflows. Product features Innovative Image Expression enabled by a 44 x 33 large format sensor F-Log and Film Simulation 3D-LUTs supporting production to post Workflow solutions supporting various codecs and improved efficiency Compact and lightweight body for functionality and operability Pricing and Availability Initial shipments of FUJIFILM GFX ETERNA 55 are expected to begin in October 2025 at a Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price of $16,499.95 USD. Select dealers will be accepting pre-orders beginning September 15, 2025 at 12:00 a.m. Those interested in being notified about participating dealers when they are announced can sign up at https://shopusa.fujifilm-x.com/gfx-eterna-55-pre-orders. For detailed product specifications, please visit https://www.fujifilm-x.com/en- us/products/cameras/gfx-eterna-55. For more information and access to GFX ETERNA 55 reference materials, including downloadable test footage, please visit http://shopusa.fujifilm-x.com/gfx-eterna-55- filmmaking-camera-16969715. 1 Based on comparison of commercially available filmmaking cameras for cinema use (as of September 11, 2025, research conducted by FUJIFILM of publicly available product specifications, research data on file). 2 An image sensor that measures 54.8mm diagonally (43.8mm x 32.9mm) and is approximately 1.7 times larger than a 35mm full-frame sensor. 3 The circular area where light passing through the lens is focused. 4 Not supported while recording. 5 Please check our website for a list of confirmed compatible cards.