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More and more photographers are demanding durable cameras. But what they've also been asking for are brass cameras. The only brands to really do something like this in the past two decades have been Pentax and Leica. thephoblographer.com »
Very few compact cameras adopt the same size sensor as in crop mirrorless, the APS-C. But the Ricoh GR IIIx is one of those few, along with cameras like the Fujifilm X100V and the outdated Canon G1X Mark III. thephoblographer.com »
If you look at the state of Leica cameras right now, you'll see a carefully selected set of items. Their cameras are great in so many ways. But for lots of photographers, they're still not perfect. thephoblographer.com »
Back in 2009, I was finishing an internship with Magnum Photos while simultaneously freelancing at Geek. com. Photo Plus was a magical place to a college kid back then. You could meet so many people, make a ton of connections, and discover new stuff. thephoblographer.com »
I've often written about how modern photography has lost its romance. It's one of the many reasons why the site's primary readers (Millenials and Gen Z) love film cameras and care about the ergonomics of cameras. thephoblographer.com »
Being the Arts & Culture editor of The Phoblographer, you may think I have little interest in the gear side of the industry. After all, we have a female-led section of the site that helps educate folks about cameras and lenses. thephoblographer.com »
Introduction The EOS R3 is Canon's highest-end mirrorless camera yet, but it arrives into a range of already capable cameras. The EOS R5 impressed us a great deal, proving itself a worthy successor to the classic EOS 5D DSLRs, so what does the R3 do that's different, and is it worth the extra money? The all-around capability of the R5 and the branding of the R3 mean it's not quite as clear-cut as the distinction that existed between the 1D and 5D models. dpreview.com »
Like most film SLRs from the 1970s, the Olympus OM-10 offered only basic exposure controls and few special features, outside of a self-timer and light meter. Photo: Spline Splinson My first camera, back in the late 1970s, was an Olympus OM-10. dpreview.com »
We can all agree that Fujifilm is doing a great job with medium format. Their cameras are pretty compact. They also boast fantastic features, performance, and image quality. But personally speaking, they're still not small enough. thephoblographer.com »
There are reports that multiple Sony E-Mount cameras are going to come to market this year, with at least two recently registered in Japan. That said, a recent factory fire may be delaying their launch. petapixel.com »
Think about what you want in a time-lapse camera. You probably need it to be sturdy. But you also need it to be reliable. Well, that's only part of what the CIA wanted in 1958. In a very rare and weird document, there are several pages of notes on essential changes. thephoblographer.com »
There's the old idea that photographers should bring their cameras everywhere with them. But of course, not every photographer does that. For the ones that do though, we wondered exactly why this happens. thephoblographer.com »
Nikon's release of firmware 3. 0 for its Z6 and Z7 cameras is significant. Not just for the changes it brings, but the significance of those changes in the context of the company's history. dpreview.com »
Introduction Despite the improvements made in smartphones, 1" sensor compacts remain one of the best ways of getting great images and some decent zoom reach in a pocketable form. Both Canon and Sony have just updated their pocket-sized models, using the latest Stacked CMOS technology: Canon with the Powershot G5 X II and Powershot G7 X III, and Sony with the Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 VII. dpreview.com »
As Christmas parties start and work begins to shut down for another year, it’s a time to reflect on the last 12 months. It’s been another hugely busy and important year for the photo industry, but some brands have been busier than others. digitalrev.com »
DxOMark chart shows that overall scores for smartphone cameras have steadily improved over the last 5 years. If you're looking for the most drastic and impressive improvements in the world of imaging, the (sad?) fact is, you'll want to look at smartphone manufacturers. dpreview.com »
The Lomography Simple Use Cameras can easily be mistaken for disposable cameras, but they're in fact not. Confused? Yeah, I was the first time that I saw the press release too as when I looked at the cameras themselves, they straight up just looked like disposables. thephoblographer.com »
Burger King may have dropped its 'Have it your way' slogan but it seems to have been picked up, in spirit at least, by Canon. With the advent of the PowerShot G1 X III, you can essentially buy a variation of the same components in seven of its cameras. dpreview.com »
Yes, I know; if you're an experienced photographer then this sounds pretty crazy. But this question was typed into our search bar a number of times and so I decided that I'd take a stab at answering exactly what's going on here. thephoblographer.com »
In 1986, imaging expert Dr Ferris Bueller was definitely heard to say: “advances in digital photography happen pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss them”. digitalrev.com »
For cameras over US$1,000 let's be honest, these aren't gifts to anyone but me, myself, and I. If you've been waiting until Christmas for an excuse to finally get yourself a camera, then check out these top 5 cameras that most impressed us in 2016. digitalrev.com »
