Nikon D800 Takes #1 Spot for DXOMark Sensor Benchmark!
The results are in from DXO Mark’s sensor benchmark tests for both the Nikon D4, and the Nikon D800. Guess who won?
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Spyder 4 Elite Hardware Review. Calibrate your monitor, iPhone & iPad!
Whether you are a serious photographer, retoucher, or a just a color-perfectionist, calibrating your monitor is should be an essential part of your photographic workflow.
News: A Classic Film Camera, Gone Digital – The Olympus OM-D DSLR Series – CameraTalk w/ Matthew Saville
Finally, someone has the guts to do it. To create a high-end DSLR with the classic look and feel of all those oldschool manual 35mm film cameras. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the Olympus OM-D series, modeled after the classic Olympus OM-1. Finally.
The Nikon SB910: Is it really worth $550?
Quite a few thoughts went through my mind when I read about the Nikon SB910 announcement… $550? Really?
Speed Up Post Production with RPG Keys
As photographers, we are always looking for ways to spend less time in front of the computer and more time in front of the camera. The fact is that post production is probably the largest portion of a workload in a professional photography studio. So, anything we can do to reduce the time we spend …
Should I Buy a Canon or Nikon Camera? The Never Ending Debate
As professional photographers, I think the question we get the most from budding amateur photographers is, “Which camera system should I buy, Canon or Nikon?” While there is no clear cut answer, this article will assist you in coming to a decision of which system and brand better suits you.
Tamron 28-75mm Review
The many factors that go into determining a good travel lens include versatility, performance, size, and weight. Ideally we’d all have our full set of lenses, including our primes, our wides, our zooms, our macros, and even our fisheyes. However, in reality, if our camera equipment is too heavy or inconvenient, we’re likely to leave …
HDR How To | an HDR Photography Tutorial
HDR Photography Techniques and tips by Post Production Pye.
Canon 50mm f/1.4 vs. 50mm f/1.8
The 50mm f1.4 USM Lens is almost universally owned by wedding photographers. However, before singing its praises, I wanted to start off by discussing the lens’ few shortcomings. Cons First, the inability to zoom in and out makes being in the right place at the right time and knowing the lens very well imperative to …
Canon 5D Mark II Review
Search the phrase “Canon 5D Mark II Review, and you’ll find more information than one can process. Some of the reviews are technical, done thoroughly by reputable magazines and professionals in the industry. Others are purely subjective, written by frustrated or happy consumers expressing their opinions with their limited knowledge and experience. This review is somewhere in the middle, leaving out the inapplicable detail, but thorough enough to make a good case for purchasing the camera as a professional wedding and engagement photographer.
