On this week's episode of Inside The Photographer's Mind, I'm joined by our EIC, Chris Gampat. In an episode we're calling "Gear with Gampat," we talk about what's going on in the world of photography equipment.
From cameras to studio lighting, lenses to camera bags, there's something for everyone in this episode. So, if you're looking to add to your photographic arsenal, follow us. . thephoblographer.com
If you're in the mood to get into bird photography, then there are cameras that can give you a whole lot of assistance. These cameras have a feature called bird detection. And that can really help the photographer get the shots they need.
We've always tested the cameras that we get for portraiture. It's really just a part of our standard for reviewing cameras. And in the past few years there have been issues around face detection and even eye detection.
There are tons of full frame mirrorless cameras on the market. But only some can really be called the best full frame mirrorless cameras for pro photographers. If you're looking to ditch the DSLR, then you should take a peek at what's on the table.
There aren't a lot of things that post-production can't do for photographers these days. But why should you need to do it to the colors? In the pandemic, we felt that we wanted to stop staring at screens and have fun shooting no matter what.
"The best part of producing a book is that is like a long train journey with a group of interesting people. ", opines wildlife photographer Peter Cavanagh. He's travelled to every continent to capture airborne birds for his latest book, '100 Flying Birds - Photographing the Mechanics of Flight'.
One of the most satisfying things to do is to photograph birds out in the wild. It's something that we don't see in civilization often. But appreciating nature is taken to the next level when photography is involved.