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    Photographer attempts DIY repair of jamming Sony zoom lens●Uh-oh, I'm going in! (A Sony FE 24–105 mm F4 G with a bit of grit jamming the zoom mechanism.) # Photography # DIYMmastodonLifeHome & Garden181 h ago

    A photographer is opening up a Sony FE 24–105 mm F4 G lens after grit got into the zoom mechanism and started jamming it. The DIY repair attempt is being shared with a small audience of photography and home-repair enthusiasts, who follow such teardowns to learn whether grit inside a lens barrel can be cleaned without professional service.

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    Final Cut Camera adds support for iPhone 18 Pro variable aperture▼Variable aperture iPhone 18 Pro now supported by Final Cut Camera✉newsTechnologyMobile41 min ago

    Apple's Final Cut Camera app has been updated to support the variable aperture camera on the iPhone 18 Pro. The feature lets the phone physically adjust its lens opening, giving videographers more control over depth of field and light. AppleInsider reported the news, and the update signals Apple's continued push to make the iPhone a serious professional video tool alongside its pro editing software.

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    Android users struggle to find a good FOSS camera app●I still haven't found a FOSS camera app for Android that I like. I'm still using Pixel Camera. Open Camera is old and isMmastodonTechnologyMobile44 h ago

    An Android user says no free and open-source camera app meets their needs, so they stick with Google's Pixel Camera. Open Camera is described as outdated and still built on the older camera2 API, LibreCamera is rarely updated, and Fossify feels generic. The complaint highlights a wider gap in the open-source Android ecosystem, where proprietary camera apps still lead on image quality and API support.

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    Researcher solves nanoparticle mystery using an iPhone camera▼Researcher solves a nanoparticle mystery using an iPhone camera✉newsTechnologyMobile7 h ago

    A researcher has reportedly solved a longstanding puzzle in nanoparticle science using nothing more than an iPhone camera, according to Phys.org. The finding suggests that everyday smartphone hardware can be repurposed for sophisticated scientific measurement, opening the door to low-cost experiments in labs and classrooms that previously required expensive specialised equipment.

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    Best race start onboards from the 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix▼2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix: Best race start onboards✉newsSportMotorsport15 h ago

    Formula 1 has released onboard footage of the best race starts from the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku, showing drivers' launches from the grid from cockpit cameras. Fans of the sport typically enjoy such clips for the view of wheel-to-wheel jostling into the tight first corners of the Baku street circuit.

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