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Over the last few years or so, Full Frame has become the buzz term in the photography world. The sad thing is that there is a growing belief that if professional photographers use anything other than full-frame cameras, then they aren't really a pro at all. thephoblographer.com »
Over the last few years or so, Full Frame has become the buzz term in the photography world. The sad thing is that there is a growing belief that if professional photographers use anything other than full-frame cameras, then they aren't really a pro at all. thephoblographer.com »
Just a few short years ago it was pretty easy to say that APS-C and Micro Four Thirds cameras could never be used by professional photographers. Crop sensors cameras of yesteryear were known for poor high ISO performance, lacked a lot of features their much more expensive Full Frame brothers had, and often produced images that were lack luster, but times have changed in a major way. thephoblographer.com »
Being a professional photographer used to mean carrying around heavy SLRs and medium-format camera, tripods and cumbersome accessories. As cameras have evolved to become smaller and smaller, those days are over. dpreview.com »
An article recently published in Brides magazine offered soon-to-be newlyweds some questionable advice on how to find a professional wedding photographer. Though it has since been edited, the original version of ‘Essential Questions You Need to Ask Your Wedding Photographer’ included a paragraph suggesting consumers should only hire a photographer who uses a 'Cannon [sic] or Nikon' camera. dpreview.com »
As professional photographers we demand a lot from our cameras, we need manual controls and the ability to tweak the settings to our liking, at the same time though, lugging around our professional gear all the time can be a pain. thephoblographer.com »
