Chris Knight is a photographer known for his dramatic lighting style, and lately, he’s been sharing his knowledge on the topic far and wide via various photography education resources. He wrote an article for us last month, and also participated in a short interview with our Editor-In-Chief, Kishore Sawh. Recently, Knight released a book and has … Read more
For as long as I can remember, I’ve connected photography with family. Photography was handed down to me by my mother, inherited almost. She always carried her Pentax and few rolls of film. In fact, some of my earliest memories are running into Walgreens to buy film or pick up developed pictures for her. As … Read more
It’s become harder, these days, to distinguish between what’s good and what’s popular. While the two are often associated they must not be equated, and that distinction is something all photographers would do well to address. There can be this sense that when something proliferates like wildfire that it’s a barometer of quality, that the … Read more
Phase One has pushed out the first major update for Capture One Pro 10. Capture One Pro 10.1 is ready to play ball with numerous improvements in addition to bringing a plethora of new features including support for compressed Fujifilm RAW files and support for the Sony a9. Any Fuji photographer can attest to the difficulty … Read more
Adobe is rolling out some new features for Lightroom CC and Lightroom for iOS; here’s a quick rundown of what to look for. PSA: There have been some assertions from some* photographers we know that the update to LR is making LR slower to load images, so ensure all your speed optimization settings like using … Read more
One of the biggest challenges when it comes to night photography is incorporating good foreground elements, but learning a few simple tricks will instantly elevate your game. If you’ve ever snapped a shot of the Milky Way in a very dark area on a moonless night, you will find that the landscape elements will often … Read more
As rumored and speculated endlessly these past weeks, Fujifilm is getting back into medium format with its first medium format digital camera: The GF 50S. It’s worth noting that Fujifilm created an all new “G mount” that will eventually include zooms to go along with high-quality prime lenses. The G Mount has a short flange … Read more
The idea of Fuji releasing a mirrorless medium format camera, and soon, is probably far more likely than you imagine. Here’s why.
Find out about all 5 lenses released in 5 weeks of Samyang’s summer blockbuster.
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
3 lenses down, 2 to go, but here’s what Samyang has released thus far
So you have the beginner DSLR and the kit lens it came with, but what else should you buy with for little money for the biggest impact?
