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Are you ready to take the next steps in your portrait photography journey by adding a flash or a monolight to your workflow? If so, congratulations! We commend you for wanting to learn a new skill. Many photographers think mastering flash photography is hard, but we’re here to tell you that’s simply not true. thephoblographer.com »
If you're like me, and I'm sure, like countless others out there, you know it can be a hassle to have to carry around sandbags when you know you will have to weigh down your tripods or stands out in the field. thephoblographer.com »
I think that you can agree with me that photography (as we've traditionally known it) and cameras have become more of a luxury product over the years. We've found ways to commodify workshops on a larger scale, phones have decimated your compact camera sales, and you really have to convince someone to actually purchase your camera let alone actually bring it with them. thephoblographer.com »
If you have ever had to split your post-processing work between multiple computers, maybe a laptop and a desktop, then you have known the pain of making sure that both have all of the correct files and presets in order to finish the job. thephoblographer.com »
Here’s something that isn’t directly photography-related but is relevant to pretty much every photographer: if you’ve never heard of it before, you should check out the website Have I Been Pwned? It lets you search for your email addresses and passwords to see if any of your accounts have been compromised through security breaches. The […] petapixel.com »
Time is running out to vote for your favorite cameras and lenses in our year-end Readers' Choice Awards! In this category, we've rounded up the seven of the best high-end interchangeable lens cameras for enthusiasts and pros. dpreview.com »
This year saw several cameras released in the mid-range ILC class, from full-frame DSLRs to super-compact APS-C mirrorless models. Take a look for a reminder of the key mid-range ILCs released in 2017, and don't forget to vote for your favorites. dpreview.com »
The most important camera you'll ever own is the first one you buy. This year was relatively quiet on the entry-level ILC front, but the quality of the cameras released in this market segment was universally excellent. Vote while you can - polls close Monday! dpreview.com »
The year 2017 was great for prime lens shooters. Based on reader interest and preferences, we've got a whopping twenty lenses for this category of our year-end reader polls. Vote now for your favorite! dpreview.com »
This year saw plenty of new lenses released, including several excellent zooms. We've used a lot of them, but we want to hear from you - what were your favorite zoom lenses of 2017?
dpreview.com »This year was a busy one for smartphone manufacturers, with major new handsets released from all of the big players. Take a look at some of 2017's noteworthy new phones, and vote for your favorite! dpreview.com »
It's the most wonderful time of the year: time to vote for your favorite cameras and lenses in our year-end Readers' Choice Awards. It certainly was a good year for compact cameras - cast your vote before the polls close! dpreview.com »
It's time: make your voice heard and vote for your favorite photography products of the year. Polls are currently open in all seven categories but don't deliberate too long - they close December 18th. dpreview.com »
Polaroid-style prints have been making a significant come-back in the past couple of years, and are currently an essential addition to any millennial's life. The latest release is from Japanese giant Takara Tomy with a printer that will allow you to print colour images straight from your smartphone without any need for apps, connection or batteries. digitalrev.com »
Buying a camera is a very daunting task; whether you’re upgrading or purchasing for the first time, seeing the never-ending list of makes and models can be quite overwhelming and it’s hard to know where to start. digitalrev.com »
As well as your camera and lenses, there are some items that should make up a photographer’s real bread and butter. Here are some more obscure things that you really should pick up before you leave the house and which can make your life far easier while shooting on the go. digitalrev.com »
The reason for this article has a bit to do with organizing and managing your photo library in addition to a reader request on how to exactly do something like this. Indeed, organizing your photo library has always been a pain and the only way to fix the problem is to have good practices to begin with. thephoblographer.com »
Film Is Not Dead: The hashtag that is most certainly on the rise. Many of us thought that film cameras would simply die their death after digital photography really took hold. Of course there would be some niche enthusiasts still holding onto the art form but, on the whole, most people expected to close the analogue photography chapter and move on. digitalrev.com »
Did you know that some colors in the world are too intense for an average consumer computer screen to display? In this 3-minute video by Tom Scott, see how one really intense pink is just too pink for your screen. petapixel.com »
How to get these shots A post shared by Garrett Ellwood (@gwephoto) on Jun 2, 2017 at 6:53am PDT Garrett Ellwood's body of work speaks for itself. dpreview.com »
Indoor portraits have become an essential part of photographic skills as self-representation has an important role today. Most people think it is really easy to shoot indoor portraits until they try for the first time. digitalrev.com »
South Korean company Elrois have displayed an honestly unnerving app at the World Mobile Congress Show. Named ‘With Me’, it will allow users to snap pictures of themselves side by side their departed friends and family. digitalrev.com »
I covered an event some months ago over a period of a few days during which, as you can imagine, many hundreds of photos were taken. Due to the popularity of this event, (we’ve covered it over a number of years, thankfully) I knew the folks that were a part of it were really going […] petapixel.com »
All five initial categories of our 2016 Readers' Choice Awards are now open for voting. Help decide which cameras and lenses take home the ultimate bragging rights. Vote now
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