I still believe that this world is utterly messed up, but somehow I still haven’t lost faith in humanity. To be quite honest, I wish TIME’s selection has included more photos that show the positives of life. That one went viral and it was turned into a gazillion memes that drew our attention from the chaos and mayhem around us. There’s at least one photo you’ll all recognize: Bernie Sanders and his mittens. Bokeh (out of focus blur) The quality of the bokeh is not a strength of the Zeiss lens - at least not at 70mm but this is surely the most interesting spot to look for. Still, there are some bright moments, just to stop you from sinking all the way into nihilism. The aforementioned US Capitol breach, George Floyd’s family cheering a jury’s verdict, the Taliban walking into Kabul floods, volcano eruptions, droughts, fires… While the photos are stunning and moving, they just remind me that we’re most likely living the apocalypse. TIME’s top 100 photos reflect on some of the biggest events of 2021, both good and bad.
For god’s sake, we didn’t even sober up from New Year’s Eve! It just got wilder from thereon, and it’s not even over yet. But it seems that this year has really been even crazier and scarier than “the worst year ever.” It started with the breach of the US Capitol on 6 January. Discover the joys of shooting on film with our precision-crafted F6 SLR. What kind of lens would you suggest Someone I was talking to in a chatroom said theyd go for a 50mm with. Meet the new ‘Bokeh Engine’ which is Androids’ answer to the iPhone 13 Pro’s ‘Cinematic Mode’. Since 1948, our film cameras have been loved by photographers around the globe. i have a Nikon D5200 I am saving up for a new lens, I am after one which I can take portraits with, and would like to have some nice bokeh in them.
And that is the capability of producing bokeh in video mode, and even in 4K. I can’t even start summing up 2021 globally because it will end in tears (both yours and mine). One of the most interesting features is going to be a major threat to the most advanced iPhones. “Instead, 2021 has proved to be a fraught annum of unfinished transitions, half-kept promises, all torque and in-betweens.” “Remember when people thought it was the year? That 2020 was uniquely cursed, the worst year ever, that all would be resolved by January,” TIME writes.
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