Colour, we take it for granted. We see in it and our digital sensors are capable of capturing millions of variations of it. Of course it has not always been that way. In fact, for the great majority of photographic history, most images were shot in black and white. It was not until the late […]
Camera Gear Articles
All the gear you need to shoot like a pro.
So before we go to far, if you are expecting the answer to the question this article poses, there isn’t one. If there was, it would be a 14-600mm f2.8 pancake lens with optical stabilisation. Of course that is physically impossible today and probably for a long time ahead. The fact is travelling is hard […]
Chances are that when you first got into photography, you considered getting a tripod. There is also a reasonable chance that you assumed that the tripod and head came together, perhaps inseparably in one package. You may have even learnt the hard way, buying a cheap combined tripod and head only to find it could […]
“Hon, have you seen my keys?” is a common, almost daily phrase spoken at our house. Sadly, I’m not referring to my husband. It’s me. As I write this, I’m not sure where my keys are. My camera battery and chargers? One is in the red daypack on the right side exterior pocket. The other […]
Third party lenses have been around since the early days of photography. Canon’s very first cameras were sold with third party lenses made by company called Nippon Kogaku, who went on to become Nikon. In recent years however, there has been a rise in the number of manufacturers producing third party lenses. This is, in […]
So here we are a couple of months in from the release of Adobe Lightroom CC and Lightroom 6 and we have the first major update. A controversial update it would seem too. Lightroom CC, the subscription version that comes with Photoshop as part of the Photographer’s package has got some significant features but Lightroom […]