Photoshoot and Beyond
It’s the fourth generation of the Sony Cyber-shot RX100 series now and the RX100 IV again takes the cake as the best camera you can put in your pocket. The RX100 IV continues the tradition of using a large, 1.0-type sensor – again at 20.2MP – and adds the ability to capture incredible 4K video, […]
Canon’s new mirrorless camera may not offer a radical specification but it’s 18Mp sensor and user friendly controls are great for beginners wanting to gain some confidence. Find out our head of testing’s first impressions in her Canon EOS M10 hands-on-review.
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The Nikon D7200 is the current king of the DX-format hill. It serves as an update to the D7100, which was a great camera. In short, you’ve got more of the same here with the D7200. The D7200 keeps a good thing going with a 24.2MP APS-C format sensor and full HD video capture at […]
It is never a good idea to say that the mega-pixel war is over, but it looks like we are having a rest at around 40-50 MP with most pro cameras providing enough resolution. So why would one camera is better than the other? Actually, once we remove the ‘how does it feel for you‘ argument, […]
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It is never a good idea to say that the mega-pixel war is over, but it looks like we are having a rest at around 40-50 MP with most pro cameras providing enough resolution. So why would one camera is better than the other? Actually, once we remove the ‘how does it feel for you‘ argument, […]
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If you want to understand lighting – really understand it, prepare for many years of study. Or at least months and you might want to start with Nick Saglimbeni’s Nick Saglimbeni’s Mastering Lighting Volume 1 DVD Tutorial Series. At $150 it isn’t cheap, but it’s much less expensive than the average in-person workshop. Nick is […]
The Lensbaby brand has been around for a while now and it’s a name that is synonymous with helping photographers see in a new way but perhaps most importantly in my opinion they also help to inject a bit of the creativity and art back into this slightly more clinical digital age of photography. Up […]
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This year, we have been creating a series of posts detailing the complete range of several key manufacturers, and this time we’ll be looking at the full range of Samsung cameras. Although relatively new to the camera market, the Korean giant has some fantastic products in its line-up, and was one of the first companies… Continue reading →
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Stop missing shots because your camera’s out of reach. We test five of the best camera clips available to see how well they keep your camera ready for action.
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I think I found my new family photography travel bag. Oh, you know what this is, even if you’ve never heard that term before. It’s that bag that you use to carry a camera when you are traveling with the family. And this bag has to be special for several reasons which I’ll outline below. […]
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