Photography has been the most standard way to capture events for decades. If you want an event documented, you hire a photographer. However, in the next few years, that could all change. [Read More]
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When the Panasonic G9 II was released, we were very hyped. It was a camera that was majorly pitched to us as being forwardly for photographers. With that said, a lot of video features that were in the GH6, for example, weren't in the G9 II.
Artificial Intelligence, or AI for short, has come into the photography world with a vengeance. Not long ago, AI in cameras was limited to merely tracking an object. Now, AI in our cameras can detect and track the eyes of humans and animals.
For as long as I can remember, Apple has been touting the power and capabilities of their iPad and have often said that their tablets are bonafide PC replacements. Still, to date, that hasn't materialized.
Before I go on, know that I'm not at all saying that the Canon EOS R5 could be a bad camera. But I'm also saying that the Canon EOS R5 might not be what a photographer would want or need. In fact, from what we know and from the information that we've been told, the Canon EOS R5 might not even be for photographers.
Backing up our work is one of the most important things we can do as photographers, but hard drives and SSD's haven't always been the toughest. One slight bump, or a splash of water could mean the end of your hard drives and your files, and if that was the only backup you had, you would be in a world of hurt.
Variable ND filters like the Syrp Super Dark Variable ND Filter have often been more popular amongst videographers than they have with photographers. But with proper knowledge of color theory or simply by relying on Auto White Balance if you're trusting enough, a variable ND filter can be fantastic not just for the digital photographer, but also for the film photographer out there.