Whilst there is still some snobbery around smartphone photography, many photographers today openly embrace the power of a camera that resides in your pocket. Smartphone cameras are truly incredible pieces of kit. Multiple focal lengths, decent resolution, outstanding video plus you can call home to ask your partner to put the kettle on when you […]
Author: Jason Row
Jason has more than 35 years of experience as a professional photographer, videographer and stock shooter. You can get to know him better here.
Tiny is the new small. But does tiny mean a sacrifice in quality? Today we are going to take a look at the DJI Mic Mini, a tiny wireless microphone system from one of the world’s biggest drone and action camera companies. DJI reached out to us at Light Stalking and asked if we would […]
Photography can be hard enough on its own. When we start adding in lenses, peripherals and other photographic paraphernalia, we can get weighed down, both physically and creatively. I know my camera bags are full of bits and pieces that I take along thinking I need them, when in reality I will probably never use […]
I am writing this from the cafe of my hotel in Bangkok. Whilst no stranger to visiting tropical lands, it has been quite some whilst since I was last in the tropics. It has brought into focus some of the stark realities that you have to be aware of when shooting in these areas, be […]
Auto ISO can be a very powerful tool for photographers. But if left on, in the wrong circumstances, it can also be at least a hindrance and at worst, reduce image quality. Newcomers to photography may not even know about Auto ISO, yet it may be enabled by default on their cameras. Is Auto ISO […]
As I come to the end of my Asia trip, there has been one camera that I have used around 80% of the time. But which one is it and why? If you follow my articles here on Light Stalking, you will know that I planned a 5 week trip to South East Asia to […]