Ditch Your Entry Level Camera For a More Powerful, Yet Affordable Option

Are you still rocking a Canon Rebel, a Nikon D3XXX series camera, an old Olympus EPL body, or some other entry level camera? Have you been considering buying one of these cameras? Hold up! We have something to tell you.

If you already own an entry level camera and are ready to break up with it, we have some fantastic options for you that won't break the bank. That same message goes to anyone who is thinking about buying a consumer entry level camera. If you want to get serious about photography, or if you truly want a camera that will outperform your smartphone, you really need to see the cameras we have rounded up after the break. You'll be surprised what you can get for under $1,000 these days. .

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2020-8-16 01:00

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If Portrait Mode Is So Great, Why Have Samsung and Huawei Used DSLR Photos?

As the old adage goes, "The best camera is the one that you have one you," which is why so many of us photographers carry our cameras with us wherever we go. If you have purchased or upgraded your smartphone within the last couple of years, or have watched any of the keynote announcements for the current generation of flagship smartphones on the market, you will have undoubtedly noticed the significant efforts that the smartphone industry is focusing on the camera capabilities of their wares. thephoblographer.com »

2018-12-16 14:00

Review: Gaffers Tape/Electrical Tape (A Photographer’s Best Friend)

There's absolutely no doubting that Gaffers Tape and electrical tape have been used by photographers for years now. The tape has helped with a multitude of situations: covering up logos to make their camera more low profile, keeping a battery in a camera because the camera's battery door fell off and you don't have the money to replace it, adding grip to a lens or camera, building a GoBo for a light, attaching a gel to a flash, securing a flash to an unconventional spot, etc. thephoblographer.com »

2017-07-07 07:00

Ôîòî: dpreview.com

Gear of the Year: Chris' choice - F-Stop Tilopa camera bag

F-Stop may not have had the best year when it comes to its public image, but I have to say that the gear they produce is absolutely fantastic. I received the F-Stop Tilopa and the Large Pro ICU was a gift from my now wife about a year ago (after waiting several weeks for it to actually ship; my wife was on the phone with them more than she would have liked) and since then I've taken it everywhere from the dense forests and goliath waterfalls of the Columbia River Gorge that borders Washington and Oregon to the freshly formed lava fields on the Big Island of Hawai'i. dpreview.com »

2016-12-08 12:00

Ôîòî: dpreview.com

Photokina 2016 interview: Victor Hasselblad would be proud

Ove Bengtsson looks relaxed despite the scrum taking place around him on the Hasselblad booth. Photo enthusiasts jostle to see the company’s latest products while a professional photographer demonstrates various techniques and, no doubt, advantages of the Hasselblad system to a growing crowd, but he seems content to stand back and watch, the hint of a smile on his face. dpreview.com »

2016-09-28 15:00

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Leica in the Golden Age of Compact Cameras

The early 2010s were the golden age of compact cameras. Many of us stopped calling them point and shoots and instead called them things like serious compacts, fixed lens cameras, or compact cameras.

Small Sensor Cameras Suck; It’s Time to Be Real Here.

In many of our camera reviews over the years, we've noticed a trend: small sensor cameras are really starting to suck. A good camera does the job you need. But a good camera is also one that you can use repeatedly yet never loses its intrigue.

Laowa’s Latest Lens Challenges Japanese Lenses

The new Laowa 10mm f2. 8 Zero Distortion lens is the latest option coming from the company for photographers. And it's doing something that the Japanese manufacturers haven't been doing: delivering a claim of zero distortion at such a wide angle.

Please Bring Back the Joystick on Cameras

In 2023, lots of brand-new cameras have been lacking something big: the Joystick! According to the Nintendo Gods, if there is no joystick, then there is no joy. I'm only partially joking about that -- and brands are just letting it go.