Last month, my primary camera failed. The shutter button stopped firing. It was fine on the half-press, but pushing it fully would not trigger the shutter. As it was Fujifilm, the camera body had a two-year guarantee. Being only nine months old, it was still under guarantee. Here’s where things can get awkward if you […]
Author: Jason Row
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I never buy from Facebook adverts. At least, that used to be my mantra until I saw an advert from Loupedeck offering a summer sale. Let’s be honest, in the FB advertising world, there are a lot of scams. Using DJI marketing materials to sell $50 drones is one that springs to mind. However, Loupedeck […]
A little while ago, I wrote an article on how to avoid the full-frame FOMO. Given what I said in that article, this particular piece might come as a bit of a surprise. But bear with me, and I will try to explain my rationale for going bigger than full frame. In the full-frame FOMO […]
If you have followed Light Stalking for a while, you might know I am perpetually searching for the perfect camera bag. A quick search reveals I have written at least five articles about bags/backpacks over the years. If there is one theme about all the backpacks/bags I have reviewed to date, it’s that I bought […]
Street photography is perhaps one of the most daunting genres to attempt, especially for newcomers. The idea of photographing random people in urban environments can even send shivers down the spine of an accomplished photographer. However, good street photography can be one of this art’s most powerful and evocative forms. It can provoke thought, question […]
Let’s be honest: AI has been somewhat in the news in recent months. Articles ranging from AI being the future of imaging to AI being the death of photography have been populating our timelines. In particular, AI imaging has been a stage center, sparking moral and ethical debates about its use and its effect on […]