Take some old pictures you love, and mix it with other art you love. Learn how to quickly take the color casts from any image and make it part of yours
Jay P. Morgan put’s six different cameras, including the iPhone and iPad to the test.
Kelly Moore, more known for her high quality camera bags that look like purses, takes a different direction in the new Followell. But does it make sense?
It’s generally common practice to format your memory card in camera before you begin shooting, but sometimes they can act strangely, and to keep this from happening, losing your photos, as well as having the best writing and buffering speeds, you may want to try this.
Joshua Hoffine is a horror photographer. In this series, he recreates childhood nightmares starring his two young daughters.
If you had any doubt about Canon’s feelings towards mirrorless cameras, then a recent interview with Canon over on DPreview is something that you will want to check out. In the article, the Canon representative is quoted as saying that DSLR cameras are superior to Mirrorless cameras due to their Optical Viewfinder (OVF), which he says is better than the Electronic Viewfinders (EVF) seen in today’s mirrorless cameras.
Ray Flash has been out for a few years and have released version 2 which adds greater compatibility and drops price.
Photographers Sal and Taylor Cincotta got their hands on the new Phase One IQ250 and the results are in: It’s outstanding.
Cincotta calls the IQ250 a “game changer” and that he was “just blown away.”
If you ask a photographer what his favorite medium to create an image is, answers would be varied. For physicist and photographer, Arie van’t Riet, his equipment of choice? An X-ray machine.
The benefit of buying into an established system such as Canon is the availability of options at nearly every conceivable focal length. But they aren’t merely available; each option is unique and performs well. For every budget and every need, Canon’s catalog of lenses has amassed a wealth of choices for native mount and adaptive …
The first ultra-fast full frame E-mount lens shot on the A7, and what it produces, coupled with the ease of shooting ability of the A7, makes it an object of lust.
Most speedlights come with an AF assist beam, this beam helps your camera focus in low light. Nikon and Sony cameras also have an AF assist beam built into the bodies, Canon cameras however, do not. So, if you are a canon user, the only way to get the benefits of an AF assist beam is to have a big speedlight on your camera. At least, it used to be.
