Richard Butler is a journalist and writer based in Greenville, North Carolina. He focuses on local news and events, particularly those related to East Carolina University and the surrounding community. Richard's work has been featured in publications such as DPReview and Denver7, where he covers a range of topics including academic collaborations, expert profiles, photography, and local events.
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Richard Butler's coverage heavily focuses on local events, particularly those related to East Carolina University (ECU) and its experts. The themes covered in his articles include house & home, scientific topics, beauty & fashion, and family & relationships.
If you are looking to reach out to Richard with a pitch or story idea, consider focusing on the local community around ECU in Greenville or providing content related to photography (specifically Nikon products), nursing, or scientific topics that align with these areas of interest. Additionally, given the "How To Guide" and "Press Release" attributes of his coverage, educational content about local events or academic collaborations may also resonate well with him.
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By: Dale Baskin, Richard Butler, Mitchell Clark
Prime lenses aren't what they used to be. Today's lenses are bigger and more costly than their SLR-era ancestors, with advanced aspheric optics and exotic lens elements. This year's class of lenses includes primes at classic focal lengths like 35 and 50mm lenses, lenses for APS-C cameras, a healthy selection of third-party options, and more lenses intended for'hybrid' stills and video use.
By: Richard Butler
High schoolers from around eastern and central North Carolina converge on East Carolina University for Future Health Professionals Conference.
70 days, 1,680 hours, 100,800 minutes, and over 6 million seconds. Each moment of Fall 2024 was filled with unforgettable experiences and the true spirit of Pirate Nation.
By: Richard Butler
Before the end-of-year travel rush, TSA officials at Denver International Airport are sharing helpful tips to help travelers breeze through those security lines.
ECU celebrated its fall 2024 commencement Dec. 13.
By: Richard Butler
The Panasonic G97 is essentially a G90/G95D with an updated screen and a USB-C socket.
University inducts new members into Leo Jenkins Society.
By: Richard Butler
ELIZABETH, Colo. — A nonprofit horse sanctuary in Elizabeth is asking the community for help after a November snowstorm caused a major need for hay.
By: Richard Butler
DENVER — The Denver Indian Center , a longstanding support organization focusing on the Native American community, is gearing up for its annual toy giveaway this Saturday.
Godox has announced the V100, a 100Ws version of its round-headed V1 on/off camera flashgun. The V100 can deliver up to 100 Watt Seconds of power in manual mode and can shoot over 70 consecutive bursts of light at full power. Recycle times of under 1 sec are possible when used with an external power source (1.7 sec with the internal battery).
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