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There's the old idea that photographers should bring their cameras everywhere with them. But of course, not every photographer does that. For the ones that do though, we wondered exactly why this happens. thephoblographer.com »
Instagram is toxic. That's really all I need to say, and that it's a terrible platform for photography and photographers. It's more designed for you to stay on their platform and for them to sell advertising to you. thephoblographer.com »
Years ago, Fujifilm discontinued their peel-apart film--otherwise known as packfilm. It was instant, and for years had been used by professionals shooting film to get a preview of their exposures. But it experienced a bit of a revival when people started to get back into Instant film. thephoblographer.com »
Photographers have always been prone to debate. Ever since I got back into photography as a hobby, I’ve been genuinely surprised at the frequency and ferocity of film-versus-digital debates. dpreview.com »
There was a time years ago when photographers could easily support the Galaxy Paper system. After all, both our names and Petapixel's were on them for helping to drive the most funding to their Kickstarter project. thephoblographer.com »
Gear that got away: reader responses After sharing our own stories of selling gear and later coming to regret it, we heard from our readers with their own tales of woe – and we weren't quite prepared for the emotional rollercoaster ride it would be reading your comments! From an unlikely reunification, to a camera left behind in combat, to a sturdy lens that wouldn't quit (until a spider moved in) your stories have all the excitement of a summer blockbuster. dpreview.com »
The year 2020 was lining up to be one of the most innovative in the camera and photography world until the effects of COVID 19 pretty much tanked the economy around the world. There was so much riding on this. thephoblographer.com »
The gear that got away We've all been there. You needed some cash, or you went overboard trying to downsize your gear stash. Selling that camera or lens seemed reasonable at the time, but in the razor-sharp clarity of hindsight, you know now it was a terrible mistake. dpreview.com »
Having lived in Iceland for close to two years, it's pretty much impossible to convey its beauty in just a limited number of images, but this is my attempt. Here are 32 shots in a sort of tribute to Iceland. boredpanda.com »
Over the years, since the first smartphones were released, scores of Android and iPhones have hit the streets, and the cameras they use have continued to improve. In the last couple of years, artificial intelligence has played a more significant role in smartphone cameras as physical limits are reached. thephoblographer.com »
Photographers have been enamored with the look of Infrared films like Kodak Aerochrome. It spawned things like the creation of Lomochrome Purple and a few other emulsions. But photographers have wanted it digitally for a while. thephoblographer.com »
If you'd asked me prior to the fp's announcement which company was going to produce the world's smallest full frame camera, and one with some pretty serious video capabilities, I'm not sure Sigma would have been my first guess. dpreview.com »
Old and new: The Canon PowerShot G3 and the PowerShot G1 X Mark II. This article was originally published in 2017 as part of our 'Throwback Thursday' series. 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 »
Canon released its Q1 financial report earlier today, and while the impact of COVID-19 has been felt across all of its various businesses, the Imaging Business experienced the most brutal declines. Worse yet, Canon predicts that Q2 will be even more painful. petapixel.com »
This piece is obviously going to annoy a ton of people. Quite honestly, I'm not apologizing for it. I think that there are great photo editors. I believe that some people that we label photographers are some of the best photoshop artists of our time. thephoblographer.com »
This article was originally published in 2017 as part of our 'Throwback Thursday' series. In 2007, after several years of lagging behind Canon in the enthusiast and professional DSLR market, Nikon was doing alright. dpreview.com »
We reviewed both the Epson P600 and the Epson P800 years ago, and today they're getting their successors. These printers were made with city photographers that have small studios in mind. They print big, but they're overall 30% smaller than their predecessors. thephoblographer.com »
Toshihisa Iida, General Manager of Fujifilm's Optical Device and Electronic Imaging Products Division pictured at the Photokina trade show in Cologne, Germany in 2018. With CP+ canceled and international travel off the agenda for the time being, we're doing things the old-fashioned way: by telephone. dpreview.com »
At my core, I'm a street and travel photographer. But over time, I've been prone to doing the odd portrait shoot as well. I like shooting portraits because, unlike street photography, it feels more like a creative collaboration between two people. thephoblographer.com »
In a recent interview with Photorend, the Director of Imaging at Panasonic, Yosuke Yamane, revealed some of the company’s plans moving forward. Highlights include a teaser for a more affordable L-mount camera, reiterating the brand’s commitment to Micro 4/3, and much more. petapixel.com »
Introduction $(document). ready(function() { SampleGalleryStripV2({"galleryId":"6033153724","isMobile":false}) }) All product photography by Dan Bracaglia 86%Overall scoreJump to conclusion The X100V is Fujifilm's fifth X100-series camera since the original model debuted almost a full decade ago. dpreview.com »
Not the HDR you love to hate You probably already have some understanding of what HDR images are, and equally probably, a moderate-to-strong opinion about their artistic merit. But you're likely to hear a lot about HDR in the coming years that has nothing to do with the eye-popping candy-colored processing you're thinking of. dpreview.com »
Looking back, the LX3's clever use of its sensor wasn't the aspect that had most impact on me. In terms of my own photography, probably the most significant camera I’ve owned is my first SLR: a Pentax P30 (P3 in the US). dpreview.com »
Kazuto Yamaki, CEO of Sigma, pictured in his company's plant in Aizu, Japan when we visited in 2015. The photo industry is recovering from the disruption in global supply chains caused by Chinese shutdown, but with the rest of the world still in crisis, companies are preparing for a major drop in customer demand, especially in the US and Europe. dpreview.com »
My workhorse combo for many years (with a cleaner UV filter, I promise). I finished my undergraduate degree in visual journalism using a Nikon D80 while many of my peers were using Nikon's D90, D300 and D700 cameras. dpreview.com »
Sony has released an official “statement regarding the impact of the spread of the novel coronavirus,” in which the company details exactly how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted each of their businesses. petapixel.com »
Here's why you probably don't need 8K right now (and why you might) Canon's recent announcement of the new EOS R5 wasn't completely unexpected, but one of the camera's key specifications, 8K video, did catch us a bit by surprise. dpreview.com »
We’ve all heard the sage advice that the best camera you have is the one with you, and for many people, it’s their smartphone. Others still prefer an actual camera, albeit a small one that they can bring everywhere, instead of a bulky DSLR. thephoblographer.com »
X-T4 versus X-T3 Fujifilm says the X-T4 is intended as a sister model to the X-T3 rather than a direct replacement, but there are enough differences between the two that some users might wish to upgrade. dpreview.com »
Nikon's release of firmware 3. 0 for its Z6 and Z7 cameras is significant. Not just for the changes it brings, but the significance of those changes in the context of the company's history. dpreview.com »
I've recently found myself in the following situation: Over the course of just a couple months, the two main digital cameras I shoot with have both been replaced by new models. This includes my everyday, 'personal' camera in the Fujifilm X100F and my 'gig' camera in the Nikon D750. dpreview.com »
I recently had an opportunity to shoot a short video while on vacation in New York, so decided to take the X-T4 with me. It's a pre-production unit but one we've been told is close enough to final spec that we can show the video from it, so it seemed like a chance to put in some hours on the camera as we await a fully reviewable model. dpreview.com »
I am a photographer without a DSLR. If you have a passion for anything, you manage to put it to work and enjoy doing what you love. I always loved photography but lacked the tools like a DSLR or lens that enhance everything. boredpanda.com »
A prototype of the forthcoming Canon EOS R5, on display at the recent WPPI trade show If it wasn't obvious at the time, it should be clear now that the EOS R and RP don't represent Canon's full ambitions for full-frame mirrorless. dpreview.com »
The Chinese smartphone maker Oppo isn't as well known in the western world as rivals Huawei or Xiaomi, but the brand is renowned for its camera-centric approach to smartphone design and has been responsible for quite a number of innovations in mobile imaging. dpreview.com »
Situated in the Mojave Desert about a half hour's drive from Las Vegas, Nevada, is the beautiful Boulder City Pet Cemetery. Spanning over 3 acres this place is (in my opinion) an ultimate tribute to our furry friends. boredpanda.com »
The future of the Fuji X-H lineup has been a subject of much debate in the photo world. After receiving a somewhat lukewarm reception and being one-upped by the Fuji X-T3, the now-discontinued X-H1 looked like it would be a one-and-done. petapixel.com »
From left, Shinichiro Udono, Senior Manager of Fujifilm's Optical Device & Electronic Imaging Products Division and Maszumi Imai, Design Manager of Fujifilm's Design Center are pictured here at the launch of the Fujifilm X100V in London earlier this month. dpreview.com »
Yosuke Yamane, Director of Panasonic's Imaging Business Division, pictured at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, in January. At last month's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas we sat down with Yosuke Yamane, Director of Panasonic's Imaging Business Division, to discuss market reaction to the S1-series, full-frame strategy and the state of the L-mount alliance. dpreview.com »
What is it? Like its Loupedeck predecessor, the Loupedeck+ is a $250 editing console for various post-production programs. Originally designed with Adobe Lightroom Classic in mind, the Loupedeck+ has improved and expanded upon the original version to offer an improved tactile experience that lets you edit photos, videos and even sound using dedicated dials, knobs and wheels. dpreview.com »
Keiji Oishi, Department Manager of Nikon's UX Planning Dept, Imaging Business Unit. We were at the Consumer Electronics show in Las Vegas last month, and during our time on the floor we sat down with Keiji Oishi, Department Manager of Nikon's UX Planning Dept, Imaging Business Unit. dpreview.com »
I was intrigued to discuss the X100V with my colleague Carey as he wrote his initial impressions. Intrigued because, while I completely understand his perspective and recognize the things he likes about the new camera, I found myself having the opposite impression. dpreview.com »
I was intrigued to discuss the X100V with my colleague Carey as he wrote his initial impressions. Intrigued because, while I completely understand his perspective and recognize the things he likes about the new camera, I found myself having the opposite impression. dpreview.com »
Hands-on with new Fujifilm X100V Fujifilm just updated one of its most important - and most-loved - product lines, with the X100V. That's 'V' pronounced 'vee', but obviously also 'V' as in 'Fifth' (what did the Romans ever do for us?). dpreview.com »
Introduction $(document). ready(function() { SampleGalleryStripV2({"galleryId":"6033153724","isMobile":false}) }) The X100V is Fujifilm's fifth X100-series camera since the original model debuted almost a full decade ago. dpreview.com »
Fujifilm X-Pro3 vs X-T3: a look at the differences (and what they mean) At a fundamental level, the Fujifilm X-T3 and X-Pro3 have a lot of hardware in common but, unlike their predecessors, they're radically different cameras to use. dpreview.com »
As we all know, Canon has come out with all guns blazing when it comes to their RF mount lenses, and it doesn't look like they will be running out of ammo any time soon. According to a new report, a Canon RF 135mm f1. thephoblographer.com »
I've been hearing news of PDN folding for a few weeks now, but have purposely not written anything due to nothing being official yet. But apparently, the cat is finally out of the bag, and Photo District News is gone. thephoblographer.com »
Working again with the fabulous turban brand, Ever So Dainty, and here are the results! When brainstorming ideas on new content, I thought straight away, what haven’t I done? But also love the look of? Milk Baths, they literally make me melt – I find them so cute. boredpanda.com »
Ever since the Canon EOS R was announced, one of the big questions was whether or not we’d see an APS-C equipped EOS R to Read more... canonrumors.com »
