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I was intrigued to discuss the X100V with my colleague Carey as he wrote his initial impressions. Intrigued because, while I completely understand his perspective and recognize the things he likes about the new camera, I found myself having the opposite impression. dpreview.com »
Hands-on with new Fujifilm X100V Fujifilm just updated one of its most important - and most-loved - product lines, with the X100V. That's 'V' pronounced 'vee', but obviously also 'V' as in 'Fifth' (what did the Romans ever do for us?). dpreview.com »
Introduction $(document). ready(function() { SampleGalleryStripV2({"galleryId":"6033153724","isMobile":false}) }) The X100V is Fujifilm's fifth X100-series camera since the original model debuted almost a full decade ago. dpreview.com »
Fujifilm X-Pro3 vs X-T3: a look at the differences (and what they mean) At a fundamental level, the Fujifilm X-T3 and X-Pro3 have a lot of hardware in common but, unlike their predecessors, they're radically different cameras to use. dpreview.com »
As we all know, Canon has come out with all guns blazing when it comes to their RF mount lenses, and it doesn't look like they will be running out of ammo any time soon. According to a new report, a Canon RF 135mm f1. thephoblographer.com »
I've been hearing news of PDN folding for a few weeks now, but have purposely not written anything due to nothing being official yet. But apparently, the cat is finally out of the bag, and Photo District News is gone. thephoblographer.com »
Working again with the fabulous turban brand, Ever So Dainty, and here are the results! When brainstorming ideas on new content, I thought straight away, what haven’t I done? But also love the look of? Milk Baths, they literally make me melt – I find them so cute. boredpanda.com »
Ever since the Canon EOS R was announced, one of the big questions was whether or not we’d see an APS-C equipped EOS R to Read more... canonrumors.com »
When the Fujifilm GF system launched, one of the first lenses that I expected was the Fujifilm GF 80mm f1. 7 R WR. But that consistently was not what we were getting. What I was always told was that "Medium format is hard to make this for!" But I'd always respond with a reminder that the GF format is larger than full-frame, but it isn't a proper medium format system since it doesn't even reach a 645 sensor size. thephoblographer.com »
Every time a camera is launched, our comment section is flooded with comments saying 'it's too expensive,' irrespective of what the price is set at. Are all the camera makers utterly out-of-touch with reality, or is there something else going on? I'm going to explain the three main misunderstandings that I see prompting these comments. dpreview.com »
The Nikon D750 vs D780: Should you upgrade? The Nikon D750 was one of the best enthusiast-and-up DSLRs on the market at the time it was announced and is still a popular workhorse for many photographers today. dpreview.com »
My only dream in Kenya was to see flamingos. Before the trip, we did not expect much, so everything that we saw was a real gift for us. The beauty of Kenya’s wildlife is beyond description. boredpanda.com »
When the Panasonic S1 was announced, I'll admit that I took far less interest in it than I did the S1R. I personally need more color depth, and the lower megapixel sensors just don't do it for me. thephoblographer.com »
Flying birds may be one of the most popular but also challenging subjects to photograph, especially for beginners. But today's photography cheat sheet tells us that it's actually not as difficult as it sounds. thephoblographer.com »
This opinion piece is written with some very careful thought about Ansel Adams that I've had in my mind for a long time now. He's a celebrated photographer, and he indeed took a lot of photos during his time. thephoblographer.com »
Photographers start out typically loving and adoring bokeh that fast aperture lenses give them. But that wears away very quickly when you're trying to become a better photographer. And after a while, it comes back again. thephoblographer.com »
Photo: Dan Bracaglia We've been writing these articles for a few years now, and when it comes time to think about what I would pick as my 'Gear of the Year', I tend to go by two main criteria: What (if any) gear in the past 12 months did I actually spend my own money on, and what did I most enjoy using? And if those two criteria happen to be met by a single product, then there's my answer. dpreview.com »
Photo: Dan Bracaglia I originally wanted to choose The High Line in New York as my Gear of the Year, but apparently a one-and-a-half mile elevated stretch of re-purposed freight railway doesn't count as photographic gear. dpreview.com »
Printing is still a large part of running the Phoblographer, and MOAB Entrada 300 is a fascinating paper to us in many ways. Most matte papers that we test have some sort of texture to them. But MOAB Entrada 300 is an oddity in that way. thephoblographer.com »
These are the 20 most important cameras of the 2010s As we near the end of the second decade of the 21st Century, we wanted to take a look back, and reflect on everything that has happened in the last ten years. dpreview.com »
I’m photographer Jay P Morgan of The Slanted Lens, and today I’m going to talk about umbrellas! People have forgotten about umbrellas, they don’t use umbrellas, but umbrellas are a gorgeous way to light. petapixel.com »
We attended the Photo Plus Expo show in October in New York, where we spoke to Aki Murata, Olympus America's VP of sales and marketing. Among the topics of discussion were the new E-M5 III and his company's strategy to attract professional photographers. dpreview.com »
Photo: Dan Bracaglia I'm of the opinion that if you use a phrase like 'shut up and take my money' in the title of an article about a camera, you'd damned well better buy it. It's not about gear acquisition (honest it isn't) it's about reader trust. dpreview.com »
A few weeks ago new Google Photos features, including an image markup feature, were discovered by a Twitter user in the app code but had not been activated yet. Now Google is officially rolling out the markup feature and it should be available globally on Android devices in the near future. dpreview.com »
The Sony a6600 is an excellent camera on paper. With image stabilization, a bigger battery, weather sealing, and the Sony a9's autofocus system, it's tough to find any fault with it behind the screen of a computer. thephoblographer.com »
I want to start this off by saying two things: one, this isn’t a review or hands-on impressions as I have not used the computer (PetaPixel’s hands-on coverage is forthcoming) and two, I am an Apple power user and have been since I was indoctrinated in high school. I love Apple, and even when they […] petapixel.com »
Something for everyone? Sony uses variations of the same body for everything from its $600 entry-level model all the way through to its $1400 one. All of Sony's current APS-C cameras come in variants of the same camera body. dpreview.com »
With its newly improved Super Resolution Zoom, the Pixel 4 makes a case for itself as a replacement for a compact camera with a 4-6x zoom range. The kind you might bring on vacation – something with a sensor that's a little bigger and a modest zoom that won't be too cumbersome while you explore your destination. dpreview.com »
Gifts for the smartphone photographer 2019 Smartphones are highly capable cameras on their own, but like all imaging devices they have their limitations. In this guide, we've rounded up some accessories and gadgets that will help the smartphone photographer in your life open up new creative possibilities and get the most out of their device. dpreview.com »
Throughout my review of the Leica SL2, I tried to keep in mind who the camera is for. Before you snarkily say that it's for those with too much money, the Leica SL2 has a lot of merit and value to it. thephoblographer.com »
Introduction Out-of-camera JPEG. Sony 16-55mm F2. 8 G | ISO 400 | 1/250 sec | F2. 8 In Eden, there is greasy pizza, hoppy beer, a DJ and a ton of hipsters (myself included). I am of course describing Eden Seattle, an event space in the city's industrial neighborhood that was recently home to an Art Battle. dpreview.com »
Adobe has launched Photoshop on the iPad, a fully rebuilt application on the real base of Photoshop that purportedly runs smoothly and efficiently despite being on the pseudo computer that is the Apple tablet. petapixel.com »
A report by Digital Camera World earlier this week initially claimed that Canon was ditching JPEGs, replacing them with 10-bit HEIF files in the upcoming Canon 1D X Mark III, and possibly beyond. And while Canon eventually clarified that they are not getting rid of JEPG, the format may be (ought to be?) on its […] petapixel.com »
82%Overall scoreJump to conclusion The Sony a6100 is a 24MP APS-C mirrorless camera, aimed squarely at beginners and people who want attractive photos but don't necessarily think of themselves as photographers. dpreview.com »
Great audio and video complement each other Great sound is important, at least as important as the video. I don’t know about you but I’m more intolerant of poor audio than bad video. Clipped or distorted audio is much more distracting than overexposed or out of focus video. dpreview.com »
If you look around on Instagram and at reviews of the 7Artisans 28mm f1. 4 on the web, I'm very positive that the reviewers got a free copy of the lens and hyped it up. I'm even convinced that they've done excess editing to the images. thephoblographer.com »
Hands-on with the Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark III Meet the newest member of the Olympus Micro Four Thirds family: the OM-D E-M5 Mark III. Coming in more than four years after its predecessor was released, Olympus has really stepped up the specs of the E-M5 III, managing to fit an awful lot from its higher-end E-M1 Mark II into a much smaller overall package. dpreview.com »
Street photography is a polarizing craft. Peaking into the world of others - albeit in a public space - is rejected by many. Street photographers are often mistaken for aggressive, disrespectful, voyeuristic oddballs by those who are unable to accept the practice. thephoblographer.com »
The 32MP sensor in the EOS 90D not only tells us about Canon's APS-C future but also puts pressure on other camera makers to move beyond the 24MP Sony Semiconductor chips that have underpinned so many models If you've bought an APS-C camera in the past few years, there's a reasonable chance it was built around one of the 24MP sensors from Sony Semiconductor. dpreview.com »
A question that I've been wondering for many years now is just how much dynamic range photographers truly need. We can geek out about it all day and night, but how far does this go before we get into complete negligence of good picture taking methods? Lots of the magic of landscape photography can happen in post unless you have custom profiles on your camera to get it right then and there. thephoblographer.com »
The Z50 is a lot like a mirrorless D5600. Which is no bad thing but probably won't attract a new audience. To a great extent, the Nikon Z50 looks like a very good camera. The very good camera in question being the D5600. dpreview.com »
Not so long ago, we gave a heads-up on a limited edition Leica R4 in "used but not abused" condition. But if the gleaming gold and snakeskin leather are too much for you, we're happy to report that you can also snag a Leica R4 body in classic chrome version. thephoblographer.com »
Not so long ago, we gave a heads-up on a limited edition Leica R4 in "used but not abused" condition. But if the gleaming gold and snakeskin leather are too much for you, we're happy to report that you can also snag a Leica R4 body in classic chrome version. thephoblographer.com »
A lot of things are set to happen in 2020. It's a presidential election year here in the US (actually it's a presidential election year in lots of countries), Japan is hoping to establish a moon base*, and the UK will definitely, very likely, maybe have left the EU by he time Jan 1 rolls around. dpreview.com »
The latest Sony flagship full-frame mirrorless camera is finally available (I say “latest” instead of just “the” because Sony insists they have at any given time up to three and sometimes four flagship cameras). petapixel.com »
I never thought that a lens like the Fujifilm 16-80mm f4 R WR OIS would be made. But in retrospect, it's one of the most sensical lens options that the company made. This lens is small enough that a photographer would enjoy photo walking with it. thephoblographer.com »
Amazon sparked a frenzy on Prime Day back in July after it accidentally listed a wide range of cameras and lenses — some worth over $13,000 apiece — for $94.48 each. While we’ve heard of strange pricing errors before, what’s crazy is that Amazon honored the orders and buyers actually received tens of thousands of […] petapixel.com »
Polaroids and Instax are some of the funnest ways to take images these days. Millenials are in love with them and taking an Instax image to share with someone else is one of the easiest ways to connect with folks. thephoblographer.com »
Last year, during a panel discussion at one of the yearly industry conferences, I said that my hope was for DSLRs to soon vanish… I said this not because I haven’t enjoyed the incredible strides made in photo technology during the era of the DSLR — both as a camera store owner and a recreational […] petapixel.com »
Introduction Canon's just officially launched the newest member of its APS-C mirrorless lineup, the EOS M6 Mark II. We were a little surprised to hear from Canon that the M6 II effectively replaces both the EOS M5 and EOS M6 models, so you're looking at the newest flagship for the EOS M system (and two of three M6 II US bundles include an external EVF, which helps to mitigate the most prominent difference between the two previous models anyhow). dpreview.com »
