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Canon EOS R100 Review: A Cheap Camera Beginners Will Outgrow Quickly

I started my career with a $600 DSLR. It was the only camera I could afford at the time, working for $10 an hour at a small newspaper while still attending college. That start has instilled in me a respect for the basic budget camera, the simple bodies designed to get beginners hooked on photography.

The Phoblographer is Looking for News Writers and More!

The Photography World has lots some precious publications lately. Media, as it stands, is going through a fundamental paradigm shift. With all this in mind, the Phoblographer is working on several projects behind the scenes to cater to the photography world.

DJI Mavic 3 Pro Review: Bug-EyEd But Beautiful

Are three cameras better than one? A lot of smartphones think so — but so does DJI. The new DJI Mavic 3 Pro has three lens-sensor combos where the drone without the Pro in the name has just two. But DJI isn’t trying to fake bokeh.

Panasonic S5 IIx Review: Black Out is Beautiful

Some photographers could care less what the outside of the camera looks like as long as the pictures are good. And then there are the photographers who take black markers to their cameras to stand out a little bit less, to up the odds of preserving candid moments.

These Lightroom Classic Updates prove AI Can Actually Help Artists

Generative AI and the shady ethics of training software on copyrighted images have turned artificial intelligence into a curse word among many photography communities. But, if there's one way the technology can help rather than hurt artists, it's this: making tedious, non-creative tasks drain less time and energy.

Canon EOS R50 Review: Cheap in All the Right Places

When I first tested the Canon R3’s intelligent autofocus that made tasks like wildlife photography dramatically simpler, I thought “It’s too bad this technology isn’t available in a camera made for beginners.

Hey Lens Makers — Flare Suppression Isn’t Always a Good Thing

I could earn some serious cash if I started betting on the fact that every lens announcement in my inbox includes some version of the phrase “flare suppression” or “reduce flare and ghosting. ” I get it — photographers want to be able to shoot towards the sun and still maintain some semblance of contrast.

How Gregor Sailer Photographed a Disturbing Trend in the Arctic

"Compared to conflict zones in which I have worked for other projects, human arbitrariness, mines, weapons, etc. played less of a role here," photographer Gregor Sailer tells the Phoblographer. "Even most of the places I visited have been restricted areas; I was relatively safe.

Affordable and Adorable: Lomography Fisheye Baby 110 Review

The smaller an object is, the more adorable it is — which makes the Lomography Fisheye Baby 100 the cutest camera that I’ve ever shot with. The Fisheye Baby is so small that it’s actually narrower than the roll of 110 film that it uses.

David Teran Creates Beautiful Photos of Ballerinas

My name is David Teran, and I photograph ballerinas around the world in a quirky and interesting fashion, drawing inspiration from the works of Rodney Smith and Arnold Newman. I use one Hasselblad 500CM and a combination of 50mm, 80mm, 120mm, and 150mm lenses, using only Ilford films, 99.999% of the time it being HP5. 

A Film SLR Made Insanely Easy? Nons SL660 Review

I’ve been itching to try out a film SLR, but the thought of actually developing the film has put the dream on the back burner. That is, until I heard about the Nons SL660. The SL660 is a blend of the old and new.

Will We Ever See a Full Frame Nikon Zf Camera?

Every now and again, I'll look at our archives of camera reviews. And every time that I see the Nikon ZFc, I think about how disappointed our staff was. Nikon made a small attempt at something that could've been a million times better than what came out.

Canon EOS R10 Review: The Rebel Killer the World Needs?

The Canon R10 may not have Rebel in the name, but the $1,099 kit feels very much like a mirrorless reincarnation of an old Rebel DSLR. While Canon’s new crop sensor mirrorless feels in tune with the company’s DSLRs, there’s plenty of new technology to be had for Rebels making the transition to mirrorless.

Amazing! The Canon EOS R3 Eye AF Works on Butterflies

When I first tried out the Canon R3, I was blown away by the autofocus performance. With the R3, Canon has not only mastered what mirrorless cameras traditionally struggle with — autofocusing in the dark — but manages to keep up with a 30 fps burst and quickly lock focus on even the eyes of an animal.

Autel Evo Lite+ Review: Fantastic Flight Time, Magic Photos

Drones are typically daylight flyers — the smaller sensors mixed with laws restricting nighttime flights meant consumer drones were grounded at night. But, changes to the Federal Aviation Administration laws last year have eased up, allowing night flights with a proper certificate and visibility lights.

Andrew Kung Makes Simple Yet Timelessly Beautiful Photos

"If you look at any of my mood boards or inspiration boards, I’m referencing films by Wong Kar Wai, Edward Yang, 1900s fashion photography, and even contemporary documentary photography. . . " says photographer Andrew Kung in an interview with the Phoblographer.

Here’s a Hack to Unlock Creativity: Do Something Boring.

For creatives, inspiration is often found in the most unlikely of places (like the shower) and at the worst of times (like when trying to fall asleep). But what if the commonality between all those cliche places is the fact that they are boring? I was reading a novel (my favorite boredom buster) when I

VAULT Creator Highlight with Iryna iSky

VAULT is an NFT space for high-quality, curated, digital art from top creators around the globe. The VAULT highlight series focuses on the creators that are part of our NFT Community. The post VAULT Creator Highlight with Iryna iSky appeared first on 500px.

Time for Another Download? It’s Raining Nikon Z7 II Firmware

The Nikon Z7 II is nearing its second birthday this fall — but Nikon hasn’t been shy about launching updates via firmware. Nikon has now launched six updates for the full-frame mirrorless, its former flagship before the announcement of the Z9.

This Cheap Flash Is Great! Flashpoint Zoom Li-on III Review

There are just some things that you shouldn’t buy as cheap off-brands. Oreos. Coffee. Running shoes. But, flashes shouldn’t be one of them, offering in many cases more features and power than options made by major camera manufacturers.

Why Do Photographers Spend So Much on Monitors?

One of the most important tools in a photographer’s toolkit is something many may be surprised by – a color-accurate monitor. But why are they so expensive, and why should a photographer spend so much on one? Regardless of the camera system, lighting brand, and type of lenses that a photographer has in their hands, […]

Fujifilm Makes Medium Format Even More Competitive With GFX50S II

I remember when medium format was revered as the precipice of having made it. Only a select few within the industry had the resources to shoot with a $60,000 Phase One or Hasselblad H-system. Although it was something many photographers aspired to, the minute club was rather pretentious.

David Ellis Shoots in a Completely Unique Way with Lobospheres

My name is David Ellis. I am a writer, strategist, gadfly and documentary/fine arts photographer based in California and a member of the SanDisk Extreme Team. I started in photojournalism, where I learned the power of visual storytelling and of the immediacy of the photographic moment.

Kosmo Foto Launches Noir-Inspired 35mm Agent Shadow Film

Kosmo Foto has announced a “noir-inspired” ISO 400 panchromatic black and white 35mm film called Agent Shadow and is currently seeking crowdfunding for its release on Kickstarter. Kosmo Foto is perhaps best known as a blog that highlights analog photography.

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Japanese Great-Grandmother At Age 90 Continues Conquering Social Networks With Her Incredible Joy Of Living

This lovely Japanese lady could even teach millenials a trick or two on how to capture the life's most joyful moments and turn them into magic.   Last year, Kimiko Nishimoto took the internet by storm with self-portraits casting herself as a dog, a frog or even a witch roaming the vicinity on her broomstick - almost like a Harry Potter character that accidentaly made their escape from the pages of the book.

Ever Since This 90-Year-Old Japanese Grandma Discovered Photography She Can’t Stop Taking Hilarious Self-Portraits (New Pics)

This lovely Japanese lady could even teach millenials a trick or two on how to capture the life's most joyful moments and turn them into magic.   Last year, Kimiko Nishimoto took the internet by storm with self-portraits casting herself as a dog, a frog or even a witch roaming the vicinity on her broomstick - almost like a Harry Potter character that accidentaly made their escape from the pages of the book.

Ir Photography On The Cheap

One boring, wet day, I was browing the web when I found an article on how to convert a point & click camera to an IR point & click camera. It looked pretty simple. All you needed was an old camera and some exposed 35mm negative strips.

I Love To Runaway With My Camera

Hi! My name is Maciek, I' m 25 yo amateur photographer from Poland. Photography is my biggest passion. I love to take photos of landscapes and cities

I Finally Got To Live Out My Horror Fangirl Dreams!

I've been a massive horror buff since I was a child and always wanted to do some horror-icon photo shoots but it can be hard finding models willing to have a bit of fun, so when my favourite make-up artist (Quinn.

I Make Amazing Fantasy Art Images To Cosplayers

I have been drawn to the cosplay scene for many years and been making plenty of images on the basis of their costumes and characters. Here are some of my favorites over the years. Do you recognize them all? Most of them looks like the real deal!

We Created A Christmas Card That’ll Make You Laugh

I had a client who simply wanted to make the family laugh for the Holidays! They told me their idea and I was definitely down for something different from the typical Christmas card photos. I usually tell people how to pose or how I want them, but for this session, there was nothing but laughs from me. More of my work can be seen on my website.

Painting New Life Into Abandoned Buildings

Littered across the prairie of North Dakota sit countless abandoned buildings, left to their own by generations past. I combined my fascination with them with light painting photography techniques to create photos that put a new twist on these old buildings.

I Got Lost In The Beauty Of Italy

My name is Davide Sasso and during the last year I traveled long and wide Italy, I have seen some of the most beautiful places in this fantastic country: from Rome to Venice, from Florence to the Dolomites.

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I Capture Bees In My Macro Photos

Some of my favorite bee macro photos from the past year or 2. All photos were taken using a custom built "anybrand mpe 65mm" lens. Scroll down the page to see close-up photos of beautiful bees.

Photography is the Bastard Art

Photography is the bastard art. There are many reasons for this, not the least of which is that everyone owns a smartphone and many of those people are under the mistaken impression that they are “excellent” photographers.

Skull Shaped Pencil Eraser

Hello! I want to share with you a couple of my light painting photos. I'm an amateur photographer and I love to take pictures of small items and toys. Recently, I'm trying to photograph a living model - my patient girlfriend.

I Made A Camera Lens With An Iceberg

I wanted to share with you my latest personal photographic experiment: creating the first ever camera lens made of ICE - "Iceberg Lens Project". Shooting photos and videos using the ice lens was my dream for almost 2 years.

Handwork

Walking through Brazil, I captured some images of workers who use their hands to excuse their livelihood. This is the result of that tour.