Lee Morris

For the last month, I've been deep in the world of ultra-telephoto lenses for Sony full-frame cameras, testing some of the most advanced glass money can buy. But can Panasonic's new

Camera bags; they're all the same, right? Well, Tenba may have changed the game by making the world's toughest soft camera bag. A few days ago Peter, one of the designers of these new Tenba bags, flew to Puerto Rico to share his creations with me in person. Although I have never been one to get excited about a camera bag, this experience has given me a new appreciation for how much work goes into creating a product like this, and just how tough these new Tenba bags are.

Long before I ever started Fstoppers, I was a professional real estate photographer. It was a great job, but the editing was mind-numbing. Fotello can now edit the photos for me... and the results are incredible.

I was recently mailed what I believe is the world's most expensive digital picture frame, the InkPoster Tela 28.5. This is different than almost every other digital frame on the market, but can it possibly be worth $2400? What is it? The InkPoster Tela 28.5 is different than every other backlit, LCD digital picture frame on the market. This panel is powered by the world's largest "E Ink" display. This technology is the same that can be found in E-readers but with the highest ever resolution (2160 × 3060), dynamic range, and color rendition.

Today, I put the incredibly small Saramonic Air up against the current industry favorite, the DJI Mic 2 , to see how it really stacks up. The results will surprise you.

IntroductionDespite growing interest, little guidance exists to re-evaluate global health partnerships (GHPs) through promoting bidirectionality. This study aims to understand the perspectives of United States (U.S.) pediatric global health (GH) faculty on institutional bidirectional practices to inform future discussions with international collaborators.MethodsAn internally, iteratively developed REDCap-based online survey (REDCap, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN), by our diverse author group, collected qualitative data from January 18 to February 20, 2023. Free-text responses were reviewed and coded inductively, with findings framed to generate themes for subsequent engagement with international partners.ResultsOf the 88 U.S. programs that identify as having GH programming, participants from 22 programs responded, of which most (n=18) were “very familiar” with bidirectionality, described in terms of reciprocity, equity, and collaboration. Perceived benefits of bidirectionality included friendship and mutual respect, educational opportunities, and opportunities to achieve equity. Perceived challenges included technical barriers, cultural barriers, mismatched expectations, and financial barriers. Despite challenges, participants expressed that persistence and flexibility from U.S. institutions are necessary to create and maintain deeper, partner-informed collaboration through bidirectional GHPs.ConclusionsOur results from U.S. perspectives suggest that bidirectionality could be defined as a concept whereby two or more partners collaborate at the personal and institutional level, resulting in reciprocal and equitable exchange of benefits. By first examining U.S. pediatric perspectives, this study provides a reflective framework to support future engagement with international partners in assessing bidirectionality in their current GHPs. Establishing bidirectionality in GHPs may look different across settings, but the mutual benefits, frequent reflection, and evaluations by both partners are necessary.

Most of us know that shooting in a flat log picture profile will give you the highest quality video footage but the workflow has always been too difficult to deal with.

New AI software can now create incredibly accurate video from still images, and the Real Estate video market is about to change forever.

A while back, I made the mistake of comparing my old Polk TSi100 bookshelf speakers against much more expensive speakers . Somehow, my cheap speakers won.

If you use a Mac, you've probably hit this infuriating UI quirk: when you click "Upload," the macOS file picker displays microscopic thumbnails.