The Fujifilm XT5 was brought out not long after the introduction of the Fujifilm XH2 and XH2s. But we're still waiting on the Fujifilm X Pro 4. Fujifilm always claimed that the Pro 3 never sold well, and so we're probably going to have a redesign of some sort due to the polarizing screen.
"No way," I said to our Fujifilm reps when they told me that the new Fujifilm 30mm f2. 8 R WR Macro lens could focus super closely on my watch dial. What followed next was a very excited, mouth gaping wide-open smile on my face.
"No way," I said to our Fujifilm reps when they told me that the new Fujifilm 30mm f2. 8 R WR Macro lens could focus super closely on my watch dial. What followed next was a very excited, mouth gaping wide-open smile on my face.
LED lights can be very fun, but we're still not quite convinced that they can outdo flashes and strobes. However, Rotolight is currently funding something incredibly intriguing on Kickstarter. The new Rotolight NEO 3 and Rotolight AEOS 2 are brand new LED lighting products.
Adobe updated Lightroom with GPU Accelerated Editing a couple of weeks ago, helping to give your workflow a boost. But if your Lightroom Classic is still running too slow for your taste, this video will help you squeeze out more performance without upgrading to the latest Mac or adding better hardware to you PC. The […]
After reviewing their mammoth 40mm f1. 4, we got the Sigma 28mm f1. 4 Art DG HSM in and were able to relax a bit while understanding that it won't be quite as heavy overall. The company's newest wide angle lens is perhaps being looked at with great curiosity by street photographers, documentary shooters, and photojournalists.
It was rumored for a very long time, and the Olympus 25mm f1.2 PRO was finally announced around Photokina this year. This was a very long awaited lens for the Micro Four Thirds system, and it desperately needed to be here a while ago. Better late than never, right? The Olympus 25mm f1.2 PRO is
I photographed ordinary cars I saw on the road and completely changed it. Despite having taken too many pictures, I liked three pictures in the end.
The iPhone has become the digital camera of choice for hundreds of millions of people around the world these days, but if you’ve used your iPhone for more than a year or two, you may have noticed a slowdown in performance.
Ask any photographer their least-favorite thing about Adobe Lightroom, and they will most likely tell you it’s the application’s speed. There are a few tricks to help optimize the responsiveness of Lightroom, and this minute-long Lightroom coffee break video focuses on generating 1:1 previews. This is one you may know already, but if you don’t, […]