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Is it worth upgrading my EOS 80D to the EOS 6D Mark II? We already had a simple look at how good an upgrade the EOS 6D II makes for 80D owners, based on our early impressions of the camera. dpreview.com »
Many photographers have done projects about people and characters on the beach, but not many people have done specific projects about Beach Lovers. That's what photographer Erica Reade has been working on for the past few years. thephoblographer.com »
Sharp isn't the first name that springs to mind when you think "high-end smartphones," but the Japanese's company's display technology is being used in quite a few devices from other brands, and Sharp tends to use its own products to showcase its latest developments. dpreview.com »
There's been a big personal void in my life when it comes to slide film since the first death of Kodak Ektachrome that I haven't been able to fill for a while; but perhaps the closest thing to filling that gap is Fujifilm Provia 100f. thephoblographer.com »
Luminous Landscape posted their full Sony 12-24mm lens review The 12-24 Sony lens is not a G-Master, but it should be. It passed with flying colors for the kind of work I do. It makes shooting wide-angle fun. sonyalpharumors.com »
On August 21, photographers in North America will be greeted to one of Mother Nature’s greatest shows. For a stretch of around 100 kilometres, there will be a total eclipse of the sun, plunging day into night, so it’s no wonder photographers are getting more than a little excited about this rare natural phenomenon. digitalrev.com »
Hear me out. Many years ago I made a Blurb photo book that was beautiful, but required hours and hours of my time to get it all just right. It was an enjoyable process really, but I just don’t find I have that kind of time or patience anymore. dpreview.com »
Lots of photographers are wary of bringing film with them on their next airplane trip, but the experienced photographers have learned how to do it. Sure, your phone, a good point and shoot or a small ILC camera will work great but there is something absolutely unique about what film will do for the experience. thephoblographer.com »
In 1986, imaging expert Dr Ferris Bueller was definitely heard to say: “advances in digital photography happen pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss them”. digitalrev.com »
This image, obtained by nikonrumors. com purports to show Nikon's forthcoming DSLR, the Nikon D850. If genuine, the pictures indicate that the D850 will offer illuminated controls and a tilting LCD screen, but will lack a built-in flash. dpreview.com »
Storm chaser and award-winning photographer Mike Oblinski has done it again: he's created a time-lapse that will blow you away. Captured over the course of three months, across 10 states, and involving 28,000 miles of driving and over 90,000 time-lapse frames, Pursuit is the result of utter determination. dpreview.com »
We've spent some time with the new Rokinon 35mm f2. 8 for Sony E mount cameras and are liking it in many ways. Rokinon's glass has long been underrated in the industry and they're somewhat overshadowed by the likes of Sigma, Tamron and Zeiss. thephoblographer.com »
Ten things we're hoping for from the Nikon D850 Nikon has announced the development of a the D850 - the long-awaited successor to the D810. As we've come to expect from such announcements in the past, Nikon is being vague on exact details, but promises that the D850 will be 'a formidable tool for creators who will not compromise on exceptional image quality and versatility. dpreview.com »
These were taken on a Pentax ME Super. boredpanda.com »
Years ago, photojournalists were creating images that changed the world, our opinions on life, public policies, etc. The photo was powerful; and it arguably still is. But the inherent problem with the photo's power these days has to do with a myriad of changes in society where the photo just hasn't been able to keep up. thephoblographer.com »
For years and years, I always wondered why no one had any sort of flash enabled light meter available for the iPhone; but then Lumu went and got the Lumu Power Kickstarted. It may have taken quite a long time, but it's finally out the door. thephoblographer.com »
If you're a professional, working photographer then you obviously understand the reasons for having a business related blog. I'm not talking about just having a Tumblr or something like that. thephoblographer.com »
from childhood, I was very keen to click. back then, I didn't have any camera or phone camera. so when I got my first camera phone (HTC one X) in 2013, I started clicking. boredpanda.com »
Photographer Manny Ortiz uses both Windows and Mac computers to edit his photos and video work, so when it came time to choose his next laptop he had a choice: 15-inch MacBook Pro or spec-ed out Dell XPS 15. dpreview.com »
Lighting giant Bowens, a company with 94 years of history and millions of customers under its belt, has entered liquidation. The news has not been officially confirmed by Bowens or Aurelius, the investment firm that acquired the company one year ago, but several independent sources have corroborated the story. dpreview.com »
What you need to know about the Leica TL2 The TL2 is the third camera in Leica's APS-C 'T' lineup, and while externally very similar, it introduces some significant refinements compared to its predecessors. dpreview.com »
The Light L16 boasts a crazy 16 total camera modules, creating images by blending photos taken with all 16 simultaneously. Photo: Light. co It took four years, but Light. co's L16 computational photography camera is officially shipping to pre-order customers. dpreview.com »
GoPro unveiled its Fusion 360 VR 5. 2K pro-grade spherical video camera back in April. But while it's till not available to buy, the company has launched a program that will see the Fusion 360 VR being tested with major broadcasting partners that GoPro says were selected based on their experiences with 360-degree storytelling. dpreview.com »
Washington State's Pacific coastal beaches are quite the contrast to what you usually find around Puget Sound near Seattle. The pebbles, barnacled rocks and copious sickly sea foam give way to pillow-soft sand, waves you can surf and mountainous, craggy rock formations that make for an otherworldly visual experience. dpreview.com »
Ilford has been making their Ilford XP2 super single use camera for a while now, but with the resurgence that the industry is seeing in using disposable cameras, I figured I'd review them. Call it a disposable camera if you will, but they're the only black and white disposable cameras on the market with the exception of the new offerings from Lomography. thephoblographer.com »
Jonas Pfeil demonstrates the size and design differences between the working prototype Panono camera (right) and the design model of the final production unit (left). In a letter to backers he has confirmed that the company is to be sold, after only delivering around 400 cameras. dpreview.com »
Instagram is getting serious about keeping the trolls away from your photos. Earlier today, the company announced that it will be rolling out an enhanced comment filter that uses artificial intelligence to squash rude, spammy, and otherwise inappropriate comments. dpreview.com »
Spot the difference: on the outside, the Canon EOS 6D Mark II looks a lot like its predecessor, but it's a considerably more powerful camera. The Canon EOS 6D is something of an oddity in digital camera terms, having been in continuous production for almost five years. dpreview.com »
Ok, I’ve got my passport, I’ve got my boarding pass and the camera is in my bag. We may be stuck in rush-hour traffic, but I’ve made it from the office to the cab and, at this point, success or failure is out of my hands. dpreview.com »
I've had the Platypod Pro Max in my possession for a really long time now; and my lack of getting this review out doesn't have to do with laziness or priorities, but instead trying to illustrate how it's actually useful for many photographers. thephoblographer.com »
The M8 was Leica's first digital rangefinder. Smooth, sleek, but distinctly rough around the edges, it nevertheless laid down the basic pattern for the cameras that came after it, while remaining true to its film roots. dpreview.com »
You know the feeling if you're a photographer with some gear on you: you go about walking around for a while but then after some time you need a break. You have to refuel but most importantly, your feet hurt. thephoblographer.com »
Samsung has introduced its new CHG90 monitor, which has an impressive 49-inch screen and ultra-wide 32:9 aspect ratio. It features a VA curved display with quantum dot technology, supports 125% of sRGB and 95% of DCI-P3 color spaces, and features HDR 'picture enhancement technology. dpreview.com »
Introduction We've already looked at how the Nikon D7500 fits into Nikon's lineup, and how it compares to the more expensive D500 and its outgoing predecessor, the D7200. But now, we're going to look at how it compares with Canon's EOS 80D. dpreview.com »
Here’s a patent we missed that appeared in Japan and was reported by Northlight Images. This is a 18-105mm f/4-5.6 With Built-in Telconverter, which isn’t a big departure, expect that the TC is to make the wide angle, wider! At 18mm, the lens is f/4, but with the TC engaged, the lens becomes a 15mm f/3.3. Read more... canonrumors.com »
Old and new: The Canon PowerShot G3 and the PowerShot G1 X Mark II. It's hard to believe that the Canon G-series is almost 17 years old, and while technology has certainly marched forward, 'G cameras' have consistently been a favorite of enthusiasts and even pros. dpreview.com »
Virtual reality*, or VR, has the potential to break one of the basic tenets of photography: that it’s fundamentally a medium based on looking at an image, rather than being immersed in, or part of, an image. dpreview.com »
In case you need one more proof that the A9 does not shut down under direct sunlight check out the new video from Manny Ortiz. He got the warning indicator but kept shooting. And the camera never did shut down. sonyalpharumors.com »
In 2011, I bought a used Fuji Gx617 off eBay, a camera last produced in 1993. I had never photographed with film before so it was a learning curve for sure. Though with persistence and dedication I managed to train myself into a successful landscape photographer. boredpanda.com »
The video industry keeps telling us that we'll all be using 8K displays in a few years. It's true that once you see 8K video, you can't unsee it. It's really pretty amazing. dpreview.com »
A few years ago, I upgraded from a trusty but ageing 12MP DSLR to the then-latest model, a camera with a 24MP sensor. My choice wasn’t driven by a desire to have a camera with more megapixels, more to be able to benefit from the slew of advantages offered by the current generation of cameras. digitalrev.com »
In 2007, after several years of lagging behind Canon in the enthusiast and professional DSLR market, Nikon was doing alright. Not spectacularly, but they were hanging in there. The D200 was a popular and capable enthusiast model, and the professional D2x was a significant advance on the muddled 'h' and 's' releases of the past. dpreview.com »
One of the ones to beat: the Fujifilm X100F offers excellent image quality in a relatively compact and, dare I suggest, quite attractive package. As a bunch of (perhaps above-averagely tech devoted) photographers, one of the unifying factors in the office is our love of larger sensor, fixed prime lens cameras. dpreview.com »
Hello Mr. Bear. Action cameras have made documenting all of the extreme, dangerous and downright stupid things human beings subject themselves to an incredibly simple endeavor. But the truth is most folks' videos end up looking more like this than like this, because sadly, our lives are just not as interesting as those of pro athletes. dpreview.com »
Yosuke Yamane: Division President, Imagine Network Business Division Yosuke Yamane, the Director of Panasonic’s imaging business visited DPReview on a recent trip to the United States. He spoke to us about the GH5, the promise of 8K, reports of downsizing and why we haven’t seen on-sensor phase detection in one of the company’s cameras. dpreview.com »
Live music photography is often as challenging as it is rewarding, and those starting out can easily feel disheartened. Having to contend with constant movement and lights changing all the time, and only having a short amount of time to get the shot right, might not sound like some people’s idea of fun, but other photographers thrive in this kind of environment. digitalrev.com »
Man, what is more intimidating that taking self-portraits? I love a good selfie, but it really is a delicate balance between narcissism and self-esteem crushing reality. You want to look good, but you also don’t want to look like you know you look good, but then you have to look at a million pictures of yourself […] northrup.photo »
Now that NAB is over (did anyone notice it was on?), we can get back to what’s coming next. Unfortunately we don’t really have too much new to report at this time. We know that’s going to be changing soon as this summer (northern hemisphere) should be a good one for a lot of Canon Read more... canonrumors.com »
NAB 2017 Yesterday marked the end of NAB 2017, the annual convention of the National Association of Broadcasters. NAB isn't really a consumer-oriented event, but we like to go because it gives us some insight into trends and technology that will trickle down to prosumer and consumer products within a few years, as well as new products designed for these users. dpreview.com »
Sony a9 versus a7R II The Sony a9 is a masterpiece of technology. Even if you have no intention of ever dropping $4500 to buy one, you have to admit that its key specifications are impressive. dpreview.com »
