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How to Become a Sports Photographer

Alice Houstons

Sports photography is an exciting and fast-paced field that offers many opportunities for photographers to capture dynamic images of athletes ...

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Capturing Incredible Football Photos with AFL Sports Photographer Michael Wilson

Sean Lewis

Being a sports photographer for an AFL match is something that requires incredibly intense concentration for at least two hours. If you let your attention drift away for just a second, you run the risk of losing the perfect shot.

Sony A9 vs Adapted Long Lenses | Reality Vs Expectations

Kishore Sawh

If there’s one primary, recurring, and pervasive criticism when discussing the Sony A9, it is, without question, the Sony E-Mount ...

DxOMark Sony A9 Review Finally Clarifies Where The A9’s Sensor Ranks, & It’s Important

Kishore Sawh

DxOMark has released their Sony A9 sensor review, and what this effectively does is remove any doubt that the A9 ...

Sony A9 Review / Overview | The Affirmation Of Mirrorless & Wish Fulfillment

Kishore Sawh

So, this, is the Sony A9. It costs twice as much as most people’s mortgage, looks very much like the ...

Review | Sports Photography & Retouching With Tim Tadder

Holly Roa

Who is Tim Tadder? The son of a commercial photographer, this job is in Tim Tadder’s blood. After getting his ...

Rugby Player Signs (and Ruins?) $94,000 Lens In Celebration of 200th Try

Hanssie

Rugby player Collins Injera celebrates his achievement in a very expensive manner.

Canon 7D Mk II, A Sports & Wildlife Perspective | Review

I have had the 7D Mark II for the last month, and being that my two favorite subjects to shoot are sports and wildlife, this camera was right up my alley.

Comparing the Nikon 300mm 2.8G VRII with the Nikon 300mm F4

I had the opportunity to shoot with the beastly Nikkor 300mm 2.8G VRII lens this week. The local camera shop, Focalpoint Photography, has started a rental service and I was able to get the lens at a great dray rate of only $30. The reason I needed the 300 2.8 was that I was going to a night game for the Portland Thorns, and I was pretty sure that the 300 F4 I own was not going to cut it.