DJI Mini 5 Pro Flies Sony-Level Clarity in a Compact Body DJI drones have won over a million photographers, and after a long wait, the company has finally unveiled the Mini 5 Pro. The device comes a year after the launch of the DJI 4 Mini Pro, which was another excellent offering in their portfolio. However, the new addition is quite interesting, as it packs a powerful sensor at the center, thus helping photographers get excellent image quality, even when they are touching the sky. Here's a look at what has improved with the DJI Mini 5 Pro.
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Help the Phoblographer Get to 2,000 Members (With Perks) In 2025, we're trying to get to a minimum of 2,000 subscribers as part of our membership program! Capture One is discounted for members! The New Phoblographer membership is now based on our website. Yes, we moved away from the app. It was a bittersweet move -- but what we're offering you now is even better. Don't worry -- if you had a membership, we won't be leaving you behind. It's all based on the website. We're working to sort the discounts out again, but those are coming. And best of all, it's on the website. Good photography should be experienced on a large screen. So check out the details below.
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Throwback Thursday: Back to the 1930s by Skip CohenIt's my favorite day of the week, Throwback Thursday, and every time I think I've run out of images to share, I find a few new ones. But the fun of #TBT is always in the hunt, and in turn, being reminded of the value of photography. The three images above were captured approximately 100 years ago. Those are my grandparents above, with my mother around two years old. They captured a lot of images like this, always with a car in the shot. Even in the shot of my grandfather [...]
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*How* fast does it have to be? So I think what day is very interesting about bitcoin it is very low frequency, indestructible immortal god capital, that doesn’t need to be moved around much. 
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Do Photographers Really Need RAW Files Anymore? Every time a brand new camera comes out, you have to wait for software to update and be able to process the RAW files. These digital negatives are pretty handy and much different from the JPEGs that are produced. RAWs contain a of data and are much like buying your own ingredients to make something like a cake or curry. On the other hand, the JPEG is like buying it from a restaurant and bringing it to a party. But these days, JPEG editing in apps is just so good, it's hard to conceive whether or not we really need RAW files anymore. Sure, RAW files can make things easier; but so can in-camera presets and knowing how to light. For years, I've been telling photographers to do more in-camera and do less in post-production. And in 2025, I think we've really gotten to a place where you don't really need post-production anymore in many cases. Even if you do, the editing that's available for JPEG files is very, very good.
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