Deal alert! Nikon and Panasonic each dropped some new savings and deals today on a variety of their products. Topping that list is $200 off the Nikon 24-70mm F/2. 8E and $300 off the Panasonic GH4, among other great savings as well.
If you have been eyeing some new Nikon or Panasonic gear than this is a deal listing you will want to take a look at. . thephoblographer.com
We've officially crossed over into spring here in the northern hemisphere, and just like the winter weather in many places, the good deals just won't let up. [Read More]
Olympus cameras are designed to be used in the great outdoors. If you shoot wildlife, landscapes, astrophotography, or you go exploring, it's a great system. That's all obvious. But what's not so obvious is how durable their cameras are.
If you're one of those photographers who makes more magic happen in post-production than in-camera, then the Datacolor Spyder is the perfect accessory for you. Before you take what that new YouTube tutorial taught you and put it to work, consider whether or not everyone is seeing your image the same.
There is no denying that DSLRs, despite their declining sales, are still entirely relevant to today's markets, and if you are someone invested into Nikon's DSLR systems already then your next upgrade should probably be within that system.
Photowhoa always has some great deals for photographers who are looking to get their hands on some affordable tools and learning materials. Some deals, however, are particularly nice and when they are about to expire we highlight them. So, here is your warning, these sweet deals are ending soon.
If you are like the majority of photographers out there these days, chances are you are using Adobe Lightroom for all or part of your image processing and editing workflow. Also likely is the idea that you are using presets, either self-made or purchased, in order to help make that process go by much more smoothly.
If you are like the majority of photographers out there these days, chances are you are using Adobe Lightroom for all or part of your image processing and editing workflow. Also likely is the idea that you are using presets, either self-made or purchased, in order to help make that process go by much more smoothly.