
Remjet Magazine


Why Does iPhone Video Flicker Under Indoor Lights?
Find the lamp, dimmer or screen causing the flicker, then try a short recording at a different frame rate or shutter speed.

Leica Gives Two Very Different Rangefinders the Same Textured Finish
Leica’s $8,000 M-A shoots 35mm film. Its $10,950 M11-P shoots digital. Both now come with textured gray brass plates.

In ECOS, Two Dancers Take Their Cues From the Landscape
Yalfrelys Farreras films two dancers in Peru on 16mm, with earth, water and air shaping the choreography.

What Is a Diptych in Photography and Art?
Two images become a diptych when they’re meant to be seen together. Here’s what to look for and how to make a pair of your own.
Spotlight
Films
- In ECOS, Two Dancers Take Their Cues From the Landscape
- The Skatepark on Treasure Island, Built by Skaters
- Spring, an Animated Short by Andy Goralczyk
- A$AP Ferg’s “Green Juice,” directed by Valentin Petit
- A Fred Rogers song in John Roseboro’s voice
- HOMe, a dance film by Grajper
- Tears of Steel brought Blender into live action
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Art
Three Stops for a First Visit to Paris Photo
Start with the Centre Pompidou’s invited collection, follow Aldeide Delgado’s Elles route, then leave time to read the books.
Nov 12, 2026
Travel
Can You Take Photos in a Museum?
Check the museum’s visitor policy, then look for signs in the exhibition. A handheld photo, a tripod and a planned shoot can each follow different rules.
Nov 12, 2026
Travel
A Charleston walk that follows the changing light
Walk from Charleston’s Waterfront Park to White Point Garden via Rainbow Row. Look for open harbor light, repeated facades, and the contrast between the oak canopy and the seawall.
Nov 11, 2026
Film
What is Log video, and when should you use it on an iPhone?
Use Log when you plan to grade your footage. Learn what Log changes, when it pays off, and how to convert and grade Apple Log footage in Remjet.
Nov 11, 2026
Culture
A photobook is more than a place to keep the pictures.
Read a photobook through its page turns, captions, scale and sequence. A practical looking exercise, with an 1866 book showing how text and photographs work together.
Nov 10, 2026
Photography
Why is the subject sharp and the background soft?
Depth of field describes the range that looks acceptably sharp. Learn how aperture, focus distance and background separation affect a picture, with a repeatable exercise.
Nov 10, 2026
Technology
What would make you carry a compact camera?
A separate camera needs a reason to leave the house. Compare framing, handling and the file workflow before assuming any compact is an upgrade from your phone.
Nov 9, 2026
Photography
RAW vs. JPEG: Which Photo Files Should You Keep?
Keep RAW originals for photos you might re-edit, JPEGs for finished pictures, or both when the edit and the original matter.
Nov 9, 2026
Film
Frame rate sets the rhythm. Shutter speed shapes the motion.
Why 24 fps can look soft or sharply staccato, how to plan slow motion, and a simple test for choosing the movement you want.
Nov 9, 2026
Architecture
At Atlanta’s Marriott Marquis, the space between the floors is the attraction
Curved balconies, glass elevators and a vast central opening: a closer reading of John Portman’s Atlanta hotel, with two revealing photographs.
Nov 8, 2026
Photography
Focal length changes the frame. Your position changes the perspective.
What the millimeters on a camera lens tell you, how sensor size changes the framing, and a simple exercise to separate zooming from moving.
Nov 8, 2026
Art
What old postcards wanted you to see
Street life, railway stations and an imagined New York reveal how postcards could picture a place, sell an idea and change from one printing to the next.
Nov 7, 2026
Culture
What Is a Contact Sheet, and How Do You Read One?
A contact sheet shows photographs together before the final selection. Learn to read the sequence, compare frames and question the edit.
Nov 7, 2026
Photography
How to Fix Mixed Lighting in Photos
Window light and warm lamps can leave different color casts in one photo. Change the light first, then use white balance and local edits.
Nov 6, 2026
Photography
Photo Aspect Ratios: Why an 8 × 10 Cuts Off the Edges
Choose a print crop without stretching your photo. Compare 4 × 6, 5 × 7 and 8 × 10, then check the pixels left after cropping.
Nov 6, 2026
Architecture
How Panini made room for the Pantheon
Two paintings of Rome’s great domed interior reveal how light, scale and a carefully adjusted viewpoint can shape our understanding of a building.
Nov 5, 2026
Culture
Stereographs made distant places feel close
Paired photographs brought city streets and waterfalls into the home. Two historical cards show how the format made depth part of the attraction.
Nov 5, 2026
Art
Hiroshige made the rain part of the picture
A bridge in a downpour and a plum garden show how Hiroshige used weather, framing and empty space to give a place its character.
Nov 5, 2026
Technology
Apple’s M6 iMac arrives November 6, with a closer look at connectivity
The colorful desktop keeps its 24-inch display while adding M6. The differences between configurations matter as much as the chip name.
Nov 5, 2026
Culture
Migrant Mother Was Never Just One Photograph
Looking beyond Dorothea Lange’s familiar portrait changes what we can ask of an iconic image, its caption and the archive around it.
Nov 5, 2026
Art
Anna Atkins Made a Book Out of Blue Shadows
Anna Atkins’s algae cyanotypes turn specimens, sunlight and handwritten names into pages that reward a closer look.
Nov 5, 2026
Technology
Apple’s New MacBook Pros Arrive November 6
Apple has announced two different MacBook Pro updates. Here are the confirmed launch date and the differences worth checking before buying.
Nov 5, 2026
Photography
Exposure Compensation: When to Use Plus and Minus
Use exposure compensation to correct an automatic exposure. Learn when to add light, when to subtract it and what changes in manual mode.
Nov 5, 2026
Travel
How to Scout Photography Locations
Find the viewpoint, check the light and work out how to get there. A practical scouting plan for a photo walk, a day trip or somewhere you have never visited.
Nov 5, 2026
Architecture
At Atlanta’s High Museum, the Building Is Part of the Visit
Richard Meier’s ramps and Renzo Piano’s north-facing skylights give Atlanta’s High Museum two different ways of working with daylight.
Nov 5, 2026
Photography
How to Take Better Photos at Night
Sharp faces, bright signs, and dark streets need different choices. Here’s how to work with the light you have.
Oct 22, 2026
Technology
Remjet 1.0.1: Exact aperture control on iPhone 18 Pro
Choose an exact aperture value for the iPhone 18 Pro main camera lens. Remjet 1.0.1 also brings a live exposure meter and fixes for landscape video.
Sep 26, 2026
Technology
Remjet 1.0: a complete guide to shooting, editing, and planning
Explore Remjet 1.0 feature by feature: camera controls, RAW photos, video projects, color grading, audio, collages, exports, location scouting, and light planning.
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