7 Photographers Maximizing the Strength of Their Canon Camera

The Canon camera is a mainstay in the photo industry. Even after all these decades, new and experienced photographers swear by their Canon system. It's no surprise. After all, Canon does make quality cameras and lenses.

But, of course, it's no good having a quality camera if you don't know how to use it. Thankfully, the photographers in the piece have all made remarkable photographs and projects - their Canon is just a trusted extension of their creative vision. .

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Canon and Fujifilm Release Updated Webcam Utilities

Canon and Fujifilm have both released updates to their respective webcam utilities, which allow their customers to use their still photography cameras as webcams for online video conference calls. Canon Out of Beta Canon’s EOS Webcam Utility was first released for Windows back in April, but now Canon has brought that version of the software […] petapixel.com »

2020-09-19 18:11

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5 Inspiring Videos Featuring Canon’s ‘Explorers of Light’ Photographers

Canon have added 5 new videos to their Explorers of Light showcase series, in which members of their pro team discuss their careers and their passion for photography. Established in the mid-90’s, Canon’s ‘Explorers of Light’ team comprises dozens of highly skilled professional photographers and cinematographers, representing a wide range of specialties and styles. Michael […] petapixel.com »

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I Photograph Childhood Memories (15 Pics)

I’d love to present the photo project I am doing very passionately for a while. I am portraying people with their (favorite) childhood memory. Actually, I am more portraying the memory than the person behind it.

Geert Broertjes: Documenting Love and Loss in “One Year”

“If it's personal you can't do anything wrong. It's your way of dealing with life. That is different for everyone, so there is no right or wrong,” said Amsterdam-based Geert Broertjes on what guided him as he put together One Year, a poetic visual story about love, loss, and grief.

“Botteghe” Documents the Creative Spaces of Florentine Artisans

Florence is one of the world's most beautiful cities, and home to many stunning works of Renaissance art and architecture. Photographer Guido Cozzi wants to bring the spotlight to his hometown through the perspective of the people who have been long been responsible for its allure and character: the artisans.