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As a professional corporate photographer who completes around 300 professional assignments a year and has done so for many years, I have used a number of modern, ultra-fast lenses made by excellent optical equipment manufacturers, but I keep on coming back to the Noctilux 50mm f/0.95 lens by Leica. As a Leica shooter, I was […] petapixel.com »
Weather sealing is something that only used to be found on the flagship models of cameras. Oh, how times have changed. You can now find cameras in all price brackets that aren't afraid to get a little wet and sealed well against dust and dirt. thephoblographer.com »
In an effort to put more control back into the hands of Instagram users, the company is rolling out the “Recently Deleted” feature. Instagram says this addition was made to mainly to deal with hackers who will sometimes delete content after gaining access to an account. petapixel.com »
For Black History Month, we want to tell the stories of African Americans and more. Hi folks, We took a very firm stand against racism last year by being forthright. But in the past 11 years, we’ve worked to feature as many POCs as possible. That means you folks who identify as African Americans, and thephoblographer.com »
Do you have a special person in your life who just happens to be a photographer? If you're on the hunt for a gift to give your loved one Valentines' day, you've come to the right place. We have rounded up 10 photography gifts that any photographer would love to have. thephoblographer.com »
These are some common mistakes photographers can make when creating their own websites, and tips for avoiding them altogether. The post Eight mistakes you might be making with your portfolio website appeared first on 500px. iso.500px.com »
The digital age has brought the world of photography many wonderful things. The instant gratification of seeing our images on the back of our cameras and being able to share images online in a snap are both great. thephoblographer.com »
If you often find yourself in Zoom meetings in which others on the call don’t need to see your face, you now have a great excuse for leaving your camera off: it can help save the environment. A new study conducted by researchers at Purdue, Yale, and MIT has found that one hour of videoconferencing […] petapixel.com »
We talk about cameras and lenses a lot. Still, there's so much more that goes on behind the scenes when it comes to creating great images. To get the most out of the RAW files that your camera produces, you need to have the right tools in your office or studio to make them come to life. thephoblographer.com »
Last June, we wrote about PhotoStatistica, a macOS app that visualizes the EXIF data of your photos. The app delivers a macro-level view of your photography and presents EXIF data in infographics and statistics. dpreview.com »
Reports emerged recently that the iPhone 12’s camera can’t be repaired well by third-party repair shops — even swapping it for a genuine Apple camera module causes functionality issues. petapixel.com »
Learn how you can easily implement shot lists into your upcoming photoshoots, regardless of your subject, concept, or budget. The post Best practices: Planning your commercial shoot with a shot list appeared first on 500px. iso.500px.com »
Figuring out the line between “good” and “too much” is one of the big challenges in photography, whether it’s making adjustments in post-processing or figuring out what to include in a composition. petapixel.com »
Here’s our essential, easy-to-follow checklist to use next time you submit your photos for Licensing to boost your acceptance rate and your sales. The post Your ultimate commercial checklist before you hit ‘submit to Licensing’ appeared first on 500px. iso.500px.com »
I'm not going to lie; I have a major soft spot for ultra-wide zooms. Ultra-wide zooms force you to look at your surroundings in a completely new way, and you'll have untold amounts of fun doing it. thephoblographer.com »
Are you ready to take the next steps in your portrait photography journey by adding a flash or a monolight to your workflow? If so, congratulations! We commend you for wanting to learn a new skill. Many photographers think mastering flash photography is hard, but we’re here to tell you that’s simply not true. thephoblographer.com »
As you set your new photography business goals for the New Year, here are our top tips for cultivating an online presence. The post Nine ways to improve your online presence as a photographer appeared first on 500px. iso.500px.com »
The world of macro photography is full of fascinating subjects, but eyes and irises have got to be among the most mesmerizing ones. As with most captivating subjects, capturing it can be quite a challenge. petapixel.com »
Whether you're looking to start your own photography studio, a boudoir business, a photography website, or anything else, we've found deals that will help get you started. The SEO 101 for Photographers bundle is just $15. thephoblographer.com »
So, you want to get your first traditional camera after getting the photography bug from your smartphone. Congrats! This is a huge step in making your photography dreams come true. However, how does one know what camera to buy first? After all, the market is flooded with tons of mirrorless cameras that cost less than $1,000. thephoblographer.com »
A common misconception among beginning landscape photographers is that when using a tripod, one should stay at ISO 100 for the best resulting photos. Photographer Mark Denney made this 10-minute video dispelling the myth and showing examples of when that’s not true. petapixel.com »
Whether you’re a new photographer or a seasoned veteran in your field, keeping track of things in your photography business from emails to schedules, clients and payments can be very overbearing. The more you and your business grow, the more help you need; reminders, sticky notes just don’t cut it. Everyone in the business needs […] petapixel.com »
I’d like to preface with a truly important point: Your editing software is the one true constant in your photography workflow. We often use different cameras, from different brands, lenses, filters, lights and so on, but your software touches every photograph you make, and your images deserve the best. This is just part of the reason why we use Capture One. thephoblographer.com »
If you’re a film photographer who likes to go the do-it-yourself rather than store-bought route, here’s a fun little tutorial for you. In this 3-minute Darkroom Magic episode by the George Eastman Museum, Historic Process Specialist Nick Brandreth shows how you can make your own photo paper developer at home from scratch. First you’ll need […] petapixel.com »
In 2021, even as trends come and go, image buyers will continue to seek out top-quality visuals, with a focus on highly curated content. The post How to take control of your Licensing selects and submissions appeared first on 500px. iso.500px.com »
Historic Process Specialist Nick Brandreth of the George Eastman Museum is back with another episode of 'Darkroom Magic'. The ongoing video series teaches photographers how to safely complete analog photography projects. dpreview.com »
If there’s a challenge in selecting the best images from a day’s shoot, then that challenge is amplified when it comes to actively curating a huge body of work into something coherent and presentable. petapixel.com »
Have your say: Best gear of 2020 For the past few weeks, our readers have been voting on their favorite photographic gear released in the past year in a wide range of categories. Now that the first round of voting is over, it's time to reveal the winners. dpreview.com »
While looking over images from earlier in his career, photographer Mark Denny made note of six flagrant signs that he over-developed his photos and shares them in this 15-minute video. The very first sign he noted was what he calls “detailed highlights. petapixel.com »
While looking over images from earlier in his career, photographer Mark Denny made note of six flagrant signs that he over-developed his photos and shares them in this 15-minute video. The very first sign he noted was what he calls “detailed highlights. petapixel.com »
Syrp, makers of Genie motion control tools and Magic Carpet camera sliders, has introduced an all-in-one smart camera remote, the Genie Micro. Genie Micro allows the user to control their connected mirrorless or DSLR camera via the accompanying app. dpreview.com »
Are you trying to find perfect gifts for photographers in your life? Need some good stocking stuffers? We've got you covered. We rounded up everything from UHS-II SD cards (that start at under $35), camera cleaning kits that cost just $16. thephoblographer.com »
Here are four steps you can take to give your licensable photos a competitive edge and increase your portfolio’s chances of surfacing in image searches. The post How to help buyers easily find your commercial photography appeared first on 500px. iso.500px.com »
What is Speed Edit? Speed edit is a unique to Capture One feature, allowing photographers to edit photos without the need to navigate to any editing tools. Keyboard shortcuts hook up to designated adjustment tools and are then simply adjusted by scrolling your mouse or using another input method like your trackpad or Wacom. thephoblographer.com »
While you’re stuck at home, why not try out some cool photography science experiments? In this short 5-minute video, the George Eastman Museum shows you how to make your own photographic prints using salt. petapixel.com »
Being a dog is tough work. They gotta protect their home from the postman, catch balls, and spend entire hours begging for food, all while being there for their owner. Naturally, all of this might get into the animal's head and send it into overdrive or shut it down completely. boredpanda.com »
Best prime lens of 2020 Ah, prime lenses. Historically lauded as being less expensive, less bulky and generally sharper than average zooms, there were more than a few primes released over the course of 2020 that will challenge some of those long-held assumptions. dpreview.com »
Best camera of 2020 2020 has been a thoroughly odd year, by any standard. But despite the emergence of Covid, the postponement and cancellation of events big and small, some really excellent cameras were released. dpreview.com »
Best zoom lens of 2020 The year 2020 might have offered us fewer chances to get out and photograph the things we love, but that didn't stop manufacturers from bringing a ton of excellent new lenses to market. dpreview.com »
Chances are that unless you're shooting with a dinosaur of a camera, your current gear is just fine. No matter how old your current gear is, you can still use it to create great pics. Still, you need to know how to create great images. thephoblographer.com »
Since its release, users have wondered when the Apple Watch would include a camera. As of the recent Series 6 revisions, the Apple wearable has yet to integrate a camera. However, a new product for Apple Watch adds a pair of cameras to your wrist. dpreview.com »
The Looking Glass Portrait is the first portrait-oriented digital photo frame capable of showcasing 3D holograms that can be made specifically for it using any camera or produced from a single Portrait Mode photo from your iPhone. petapixel.com »
We’ve compiled this list of five timely ideas to incorporate into your Licensing sessions to make your holiday images stand out to today’s buyers. The post 5 themes to elevate your holiday commercial shoots appeared first on 500px. iso.500px.com »
Did you just pick up a new camera during the Black Friday sales? If so, congrats on the new addition to your family. If your new camera came with a kit lens or two, they'll be fine for a little while. thephoblographer.com »
Apple's iPhones have a front-facing camera for selfies and FaceTime, but the front camera's performance and image quality pales in comparison to the rear cameras. For those wanting a high-quality selfie or to record video content of themselves, your options have long been to use the front-facing camera so you can see your phone's display or to try your luck with the rear-facing camera and hope everything is framed properly. dpreview.com »
Subscribe to our YouTube channel to get new episodes of DPReview TV every week. Intro The shift lens effect Subtle shifts Shifting and perspective Sample images Build and functionality Bokeh Sunstars Sharpness vs. dpreview.com »
MIOPS, makers of the Smart Trigger and Mobile Remote, is back on Kickstarter with another new product designed to make it easier than ever to capture unique images. The Flex is a 'smart camera gadget' photographers can use to create timelapse videos, capture photos of lightning strikes, breaking glass and more. dpreview.com »
Camera batteries are difficult to get excited about, but they are a critical part of any camera kit. Sure, they come in different shapes and sizes, but they're basically all functionally identical. dpreview.com »
I've seen some pretty crazy things get recommended for cleaning lenses. A few years ago, Pop Photo said that Vodka worked. We've done a few demonstrations with Isopropyl alcohol. But a document in the CIA's archive is different. thephoblographer.com »
The seventh annual International Landscape Photographer of the Year competition has recently concluded and some of the applications are truly incredible in quality – These images are the kind that can move you to tears. petapixel.com »
