Matthew Allard is a multi-award-winning, ACS accredited freelance Director of Photography with 28 years’ experience working in more than 47 countries around the world.

“Folks can say what they want to say, but firefighters are living climate change. It’s staring them in the face every day,” he told the Associated Press.

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If it isn’t, don’t you think they risk alienating loyal users who have sat back and waited for them to release a system that competes with the likes of Sony, and hopefully outperforms them?

7) To analyze competitive developments such as expansions, agreements, new product launches, and acquisitions in the market.

Further, the statistical surveying report focuses on the product specifications, cost, production capacity, marketing channel, list of the distributors, and a comprehensive analysis of the import and export of the product. Upstream raw materials, downstream demand analysis as well as the supplier, cost, and consumer list of this industry have been scrutinized systematically; product flow and distribution channel have been presented as well.

“We have been refining our optical technologies for over 100 years,” Nikon stated at its global launch event. The Z Series features a brand new lens mount that’s designed to “redefine possibilities” and elevate optical performance for Nikon over the coming decades.

The Canon Mount Adapter EF-EOS R and Control Ring Mount Adapter EF-EOS R will be available in October for an estimated retail price of $100 and $200 respectively. The Drop-in Filter Mount Adapter EF-EOS R will all be available for purchase in February 2019 for an estimated retail price of $400 with a variable ND filter, or $300 with a circular polarizing filter.

Flint Mayor Karen Weaver is set to announce Tuesday that city officials have excavated all of the lead and iron pipelines it targeted one year ahead of time in a city still stung by the aftermath of the contaminated water crisis and distrust of government.

It’s such a weird turnaround to like 10 years ago, back then, the GOOD lenses were native and the third party were mostly OK lenses, now the ART lenses are better than many native lenses.

Democratic Gov.-elect Gretchen Whitmer has promised to restore bottled water delivery to Flint, which was suspended by Gov. Rick Snyder in April because water testing results. She also said her highest priority would be to continue replacing lead service lines in the city.

I started my tests of the Utility Knife with a big amp that would showcase detail in the modulations. And with a Fender Stratocaster wired up to an Orange OR50 with a 4×12 cabinet, I set the Utility Knife to its 6-stage phaser and dialed up a quick Pink Floyd “Breathe” style slow swirl. Right away, I put the volume control to use. It’s noticeably robust, and can give you quite a boost if needed—a killer feature that many classic modulators don’t offer in spite of the perceived volume drop that flummoxes users of vintage modulators from Small Stones to Boss TR-2s. And while it can make the rich phase tones really jump in a mix, I kept the volume a hair below noon, which was right around unity for the single-coil pickups. The volume control has the bonus of adding color as well as more presence to the selected modulation mode—an effect that can be really dramatic for momentary applications of flange, phase, and tremolo. But while the big OR50 handled aggressively boosted settings just fine, a little Fender Champ 600 started to break up in the face of the extra kick to the front end. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing if you like a little organic drive. But fans of crystalline, detailed modulation tones will need to mind their volume/amp matchups.