Rokinon AF 45mm f/1.8 FE Review | More Than Just Another Average “Nifty Fifty” Lens?
Rokinon shows us what a “nifty fifty” is all about with their tiny, ultralight standard prime lens. However, the competition is already very strong!
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Sony A7R IV Review: More Megapixels, Better Autofocus, …Anything Else?
In this review, we’ll dive into why you may decide to stick with the A7R III, (or wait for Sony A7 IV rumors to start popping up) …OR, why you might want to consider this new megapixel champion.
Nikon 14-30mm f/4 Review | The Best Wide-Angle Landscape Photography Lens?
The Nikon Z 14-30mm f/4 S is one of the most exciting wide-angle lenses in a very long time, and yet, it is almost the opposite of an “exotic unicorn”.
Fuji X-T4 Announcement & Initial Review | A Flagship Camera With Everything?
It’s got IBIS, a new battery, a fully articulated LCD, and more?
Best Engagement Photography Locations in Portland, Oregon
We’ve had the joy of being based in Portland, Oregon since 2004. While we’ve photographed weddings and engagements all over the world, our charming and lush-green Portland remains one of our favorite cities to do engagement photography for boundless reasons. Portland is rich with “lifestyle” (so much so that we actually call our engagement sessions … Read more
Is Sony’s E-Mount “Too Small”? Let’s Put This Debate Out Of Its Misery
Hopefully, once you know all the facts, you can move on to more important things in your creative journey.
Here’s Why Canon’s RF f/1.2 primes and Nikon’s Z f/1.8 Mirrorless Primes Are Both Smart Ideas
Canon and Nikon’s full-frame mirrorless primes have been…controversial… Here’s why they shouldn’t be.
Dear Nikon, Take Your Photokina 2020 Money And Host Your Own Event, Kando Trip Style!
Nikon (and Canon) should worry less about trade shows, and find new ways to reach the next generation of customers.
Ultimate Setup Guide For Sony Shooting Wedding Photographers
With critical features like reliable autofocus in low light (finally!) and dual card slots, Sony’s current generation of full-frame mirrorless cameras are now some of the best choices for wedding photographers. Unlike older generations of mirrorless cameras that suffered from unreliable autofocus, poor battery life, and no in-camera redundancy options, Sony mirrorless has finally “arrived” … Read more
Tamron 17-35mm & 35-150mm Lens Reviews | Dynamic Duo Instead Of Holy Trinity?
This two-lens take on the traditional superzoom gives superior sharpness, brightness, and range…
Nikon Z 35mm f/1.8 S Review | A Near-Flagship Lens in an f/1.8 Package
Forget what you assume about f/1.8; this is a professional lens…
Sandmarc iPhone Lens Review – A Fun Entry Into The World of High Quality Mobile Photography
These well built iPhone lenses from Sandmarc are a less expensive alternative to Moment and many other systems on the market.
