The Olympus OMD EM1 Mk III is right now around $1,499 brand new. But you can get it a bit cheaper over on Amazon. Head on over using this link. Then click on New and Used. There you'll find at least one listing offering it for a more attractive price.
But if you don't need the newest version, the Mk II is available at under $1,000. And there are also a lot of special offers on Olympus cameras and lenses right now you should check out. . thephoblographer.com
Rumors about Fujifilm releasing a 1-inch sensor have excited users. This is not the company's first venture into smaller sensor cameras, but it is certainly a big deal in a full-frame era. While loyalists are still reeling from the news, it now appears that Fujifilm may have another innovation under its veil.
A photographer recovered wedding photos from a waterlogged camera that she lost in a river in Colorado 13 years ago.
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Photographer Ronaldo Carvalho took an old and broken fixed-lens Olympus film camera lens and adapted it to work on a new Canon EOS R6, breathing new life into retired gear. [Read More]
Summer is nearly here in the US. And there's never been a better time to get into film! There's a plethora of great ones out there. And more specifically, there's a ton in great shape over at KEH.
As photographers, we are immersed in a world of creativity, expression, and individuality. Our craft is one that we pursue in hopes of creating something that evokes emotion and thought, insight and so much more.
While entry-level Mirrorless cameras are cheap, they'll still make a sizeable dent in your wallet. Here's the good thing, though. If you buy right, the investment you make now will last you a good few years.