Photographer Olivia Bee contends that “it’s way more important to know how to take a picture than use a camera.” I tend to agree. Here’s why. Using A Camera Obviously, one does have to know how to use a camera. I’ve said on numerous occasions that one of the pitfalls of frequently upgrading camera bodies […]
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Today we are continuing our recent theme of looking back at where the big players of the film era stand today. In this article, we are going to look at the big players of medium format and how they faired with the transition to digital. Some were lost, some incorporated, but others are still going […]
There are probably a few things we will need to know about the relationship between Sony cameras and Minolta cameras, and it may not be what you would normally expect. Put your virtual hands up if you own a Sony camera. Quite a few of you I’m betting. Now keep those hands up if you […]
After understanding how light behaves and how your camera captures it, everything turns out to be very clear (or at least less murky) when it comes to capturing an image. One of the most fascinating things you can do with manual exposure is night sky photography. It is somewhat similar to fishing, it is all about […]
Right now in the photographic world, mirrorless cameras are the most popular and many of the DSLR users have also upgraded to mirrorless systems. Earlier Nikon and Canon were manufacturing only compact and DSLR cameras and their new full frame mirrorless cameras have created a serious competition in this field. It should be noted that […]
For an outdoor photographer, images of the night sky or milky way are a bit of a panacea. It’s easy to get average images, but those exceptional images that make people take notice of your photography are very difficult to get. Today, we want to take a look at the actions you can take that […]
