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Missed The PhotoPlus Expo? Here Are The Remaining Online Deals
Photoplus Expo may have finished, but the deals certainly haven't. We've gathered up links to some of the bigger sales happening this week to make sure you don't miss out on anything.
Canon Officially Announces Development of the 1DX MK III and Launches Several New Lenses, Accessories, & Bundles!
Canon has officially announced the development of the EOS 1D X Mark III, a flagship DSLR that has more power, more speed, and more durability than its predecessor. Also announced are the pricing and bundle information for several new lenses, cameras, and accessories!
Erin Outdoors On Travel Photography, Empathy & The Bigger Picture | Through The Lens
I am passionate about a lot of things, but in terms of my career, what’s probably most important is my ...
Flashpoint XPLOR 600PRO Review | Is This The Best Value In Location Lighting?
There's reason to fuss about this light.
Flashpoint/Godox XPLOR 600 HSS TTL | Full Review
How does the budget friendly, battery powered, feature rich monolight perform in real world use?
Orlit | Adorama’s New Lighting Brand with TTL Monolight and Speedlight + Canon RT Built In
In an interesting move, Adorama has introduced a new in-house lighting brand: Orlit, which includes the first monolight to include ...
Nigel Barker & Adorama Are Looking For The Next Top Photographer
There are opportunities that present themselves that barely blip on our radar much less provoke us to move. Maybe the ...
From Canon to Leica: Mark Wallace’s Big Switch – A Familiar Story
Mark Wallace explains why he switched from Canon to Leica, a story very similar to my own.
Where to Start Chart: An Interactive Flowchart for Beginning Photographers
This handy, interactive flowchart will help you decide what settings to use when you take a photograph.
How To Combine Slow And Fast Shutter Speeds In One Image
Joe McNally is known for being one of the best photographers worldwide. In this video, he is going to teach you how to create a matrix-styled effect by physically zooming the lens and using a slow shutter speed.
