Comparable to starting your journey as a Pokemon trainer given the option of squirtle, bulbasaur, or charmander, the same goes for trying to choose a camera. They are all gifted in different areas and some have weaknesses where others find strength. Every camera is different, but at the end of the day, they all “catch” … Read more
Tokina’s new 24-70mm 2.8 costs 50% less than the Nikon and Canon counterparts, but performs better according to DxO.
Today, we talk about rumors surrounding the rumored Panasonic LX200, Adobes latest Lightroom update, and CSTV’s second pass at the Olympus PEN-F.
If you’ve ever wondered how big of a difference all of these options could make, keep reading, and watch the video below. The truth may surprise you!
Everything about this looks promising, and PWs are clearly gunning for your attention. They may also, deserve it.
Today, just about everyone wants to shoot with a camera that can pull 13-14 stops of dynamic range. The good thing is that you don’t necessarily need the newest and best cameras to shoot beautiful pictures, you just need to know what your limits are and how to make the most of what you have.
If you are or ever find a black bar on the top or bottom of your image when using flash, this is likely what’s going on, and how to solve it.
In this Adorama-sponsored video, Mark Wallace challenges Gavin Hoey to a photographer’s version of a duel.
Alright folks, we’ve put the Df through its paces and now that Adobe has finally released a Camera Raw update that allows us to check out Df images in Lightroom 5.3, we’re ready to publish a few samples as well as our official Nikon DF Review. The approach we’re going to take will be as … Read more
Shooting a clean and modern shoot on white background is easier than you think. It’s also great when you have to shoot a group image. Here is how I shot this corporate image.
As a full-time photographer, I was more interested in how that camera performed in terms of still photographs. Every review seems to quickly, and almost dismissively say that the image quality is “great” before moving on to more raves about 4k or video comparisons.
The original Capture Camera Clip became wildly successful when it was launched on Kickstarter. There is now a new version of the highly popular camera holster system and we think it’s better than the original in every way.
