Welcome to Part III and final part of the 35mm focal range of the Canon Lens Wars series. Since we…

Many of us photographers love to shoot, but really loathe the post processing. Being in front of a glaring computer screen, editing for hours upon endless hours seems torturous for some. For John Wilhelm, a self proclaimed, “Photoholic,” the process from image to Photoshop to final product takes about 5 hours per photo and is so addicting that he goes through withdraws if he doesn’t go through the process for more than 2-3 days.

Welcome to Part II of the 35mm focal range of the SLR Lounge Canon Lens Wars series. Since we had…

Chicago photographer, Satoki Nagata has braved the elements for the past 2.5 years to photograph strangers in his “Lights in Chicago” series.

Welcome to the 35mm focal range of the SLR Lounge Canon Lens Wars Series, where we will be comparing 8…

Photographer Adam Magyar takes us into a common scene of a subway and shows us the little elegant parts of life we miss.

How I came to call myself a “conceptual photographer” and things to keep in mind when starting conceptual photography.

New research from MIT looks to science on how to make a face more memorable. We look into it and the link to beauty, and what this means to photographers.

Introduction: In this SLR Lounge article, How To Upload Photos To 500px Using Lightroom 5, we are going to look at a…

Welcome to the 24mm focal range of the SLR Lounge Canon Lens Wars series, where we will be comparing 4…

Alright folks, it’s time for another one of the most commonly asked questions I get as an “equipment purchasing advisor” …

Did you know that there are Canon lenses still in circulation, that you can buy new from the store, that were released in the early 90s? The oldest lens you can currently buy new from stores is the Canon EF 50mm F/2.5mm Macro, which was first released in 1987. Just so we are clear how long ago that was, that lens is older than I am. Let that sink in for a minute, haha.