I’m going to do one of my end-of-year assessments a little earlier this year. Many of you will be struggling with buying decisions this holiday season because of all the higher-end mirrorless cameras that appeared in and around Photokina.
I’ve now had the chance to use virtually every new camera—some for less time than others, […]. petapixel.com
10 years ago, if someone suggested that I’d be writing this article I would have been sceptical. Five years ago, if somebody suggested that I’d be writing this article I’d find it believable but I wouldn’t think it would apply to pros. digitalrev.com »
2017-11-09 03:00
I guess I'm the sucker that keeps a lot of the digital photography software companies in business. In order to "stay current" in my recommendations, I have to keep looking at new versions of software products, and that requires a near endless tithing that's getting old. [Read More]
Nikon China recently invited members of the media to its headquarters in the region where the developers of the Z7 II answered many questions about the new camera and Nikon’s future. After reading responses, Nikon expert Thom Hogan questions what Nikon has done to differentiate itself. Hogan may be familiar to some thanks to his […]
2018 was an important year for mirrorless. As we kick off the new year, it’s a good time for some reflection on the market. I’ve written quite a bit about where we are now that all the big players are seriously in the mirrorless game.
Sony sent out a press release a week ago that went immediately viral within the photography community: “Sony Overtakes #2 Position in U. S. Full-Frame Interchangeable Lens Camera Market. ” Instantly you saw commentary on this press release everywhere from DPReview to PetaPixel to all the various brand-specific sites.