Photoshoot and Beyond
When looking for digital cameras that are a step up from your basic point-and-shoots, the question of mirrorless vs. DSLR pops up fairly quickly, since the vast majority of digital cameras of this calibre are one of these two kinds. Digital imaging is a fast-moving technology—and the trend shows no…
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There are plenty of ways to customize your camera. And this time, I’m not talking about adding bling to it. This is something far more useful, and intended for Nikon shooters. Steve Perry goes through seven Nikon tricks for customizing the controls. They work on most Nikon cameras, and they will make your shooting faster, […]
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After some rumors about announcing Nikon D7500, it’s now officially here. The latest Nikon camera from D7x00 series is available for preorders, and it’s the update of the Nikon D7200, released two years ago. Let’s see what are the novelties and key features of the new member of Nikon family. D7500 combines features of D7200 […]
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Nikon just announced the new D7500 as the successor to the very popular D7200. In a lot of ways, the spec sheet on the D7500 reads like it’s the D500 Jr. The Nikon D7500 comes equipped with the same 20.9-megapixel image sensor, EXPEED 5 processor and wide ISO range as the Nikon D500. It also shoots […]
The battle is over, and full frame cameras have lost the race. Here’s why: I’ve been selling photos through a high end stock agency for the last two years. In my collection are images from a full frame DSLR, an APS-C DSLR, and several Micro 4/3rds cameras. After tallying my sales for an entire year, […]
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2016 wasn’t exactly the best year ever, and it appears it was also pretty bad for photography. LensVid has issued a report on the camera industry facts from 2009 to 2016. When you compare camera manufacturing, sales, and shipment, you will get pretty unexpected and drastic differences. 2016 seems to be the worst year for […]
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The Pentax KP is a new 24MP APS-C format DSLR that appears to be slightly upgraded over the K-3 II. It features the new 5-axis Shake Reduction II system, as found in the flagship Pentax K-1, along with several other upgrades. Pentax KP Key Features 24.3MP APS-C AA-Filterless CMOS Sensor PRIME IV Engine with Accelerator […]
Ricoh has introduced their newest DSLR camera, Pentax KP. On the first sight, it’s just another DSLR. But it has a unique feature: ISO of 819,200. Yup, you read it right. This tiny titan can see in the dark. It’s equipped with 24.32MP APS-C CMOS sensor, and features 5-axis in-body image stabilization for maximum sharpness. […]
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B&H has both the Canon 5D Mark IV body and the Kit Option with the new 24-105mm f/4L II lens in stock. Check out all of options here at B&H Photo.
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I think for most people, no matter how many comparisons or examples come out, the whole “actual camera vs smartphone camera” debate will never end. Every other new phone seems to be hailed as a “DSLR Killer” by social media. It’s only lately we’ve seen these sorts of claims from manufacturers themselves, though. It was a […]
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