Surely, modern autofocus is fantastic. But there's nothing like the pride of getting a shot because you zone-focused the lens beforehand. Have you ever shot a photo that you were happy with just the way it was? It probably didn't need any post-production.
Instead, it was an authentic moment that you've captured. And most importantly, you did it. Not the camera or the lens. You can achieve these Jedi-like powers through zone focusing. . thephoblographer.com
Fact: there is no magic or skill in capturing every moment as a photographer. If that's the case, we might as well replace the photographer with a camera and an AI computer. Cameras these days are ridiculous.
Everyone wants a full-frame camera. They offer a ton of excellent image quality, and they're often the best buys for the price point. But no one should underestimate what APS-C cameras are capable of either.
Lots of photographers wonder about what the best camera for street photography is. And indeed, some are better than others for it. If you want really good autofocus, it's tough to beat what Sony does.
There are new findings that have been added to our Leica SL2s review. Specifically, these aren't new firmware updates. Our review on this camera has been fully updated on our findings with those for photographers for a while now.
Street photography: it's the act of documenting the world around you as it happens in a public setting. These days, some of the best street photography is done when displaying the current state of humanity or sometimes by simply looking at people as fixtures of urban geometry.
The cool thing about the Leica CL, Leitz Minolta CL, the Minolta CLE is that they were mostly designed around the idea of using a dwarfish 40mm lens. And indeed, that 40mm f2 lens is one of the sharpest vintage optics around.
The Leica M11 Monochrom is as lovely as the first cherry blossom of the emerging spring. When you look at the camera, it's got an all-matte black aesthetic designed to appeal to the stealth look. And when you click the shutter, you'll barely hear it, but you'll indeed feel it.