This article shares a number of Nikon flower images captured with FX and CX gear, and provides some suggestions on how to adapt technique depending on gear.
It seems that Sony has once again proven its knack for keeping mum until the last minute about future gear announcements. Today, alongside two new lenses for the FE system, the brand announced the RX10 III, the third generation RX bridge camera following the original RX10 and its successor the RX10 II.
Travelling around the beautiful Isle of Skye, Scotland with the Fujifilm XF100-400mm and X-T1 and X-Pro2. The latest Fujifilm lens offering for wildlife and nature photographers.
When Sony held a press event in New York in early February 2016, many were expecting that the company would finally release a new range of E-mount lenses designed specifically for the APS-C sensor to accompany the new APS-C flagship camera, the a6300.
Gary Fong recently released a helpful video where he demonstrates how the Sony a6300‘s autofocus works for sports photography. By taking the camera to the Big White Ski Resort in Kelowna (British Columbia), he was able to track skiers using the a6300’s hybrid autofocus system.
In response to the numerous bugs that have been making an appearance on the X-Pro2, Fujifilm has released its first firmware update for the camera, which you can download here. This new firmware addresses two of the most important issues:
Today Leica announced the first of two extremely fast prime lenses for the Leica T camera system, the Summilux-TL 35mm f/1.4 ASPH. Given that the two systems have the same mount, it is also compatible with the L-mount of the Leica SL system.
We were all caught off guard today when Sony announced two new FE lenses, the 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 OSS telephoto zoom and the 50mm f/1.8 prime lens, and the third generation RX10 III.
Sony Artisan Brian Smith recently posted an informative article about the new Sigma MC-11 mount converter, which promises to be an interesting option for users of both Sony APS-C and full-frame E-mount cameras who wish to adapt lenses from the Sigma line-up.
Those who buy a Fujifilm X-Pro2 from a registered UK dealer and register the warranty via the UK Fujifilm site before April 8th 2016 are eligible to win a place on one of three free workshops with three different Fujifilm X-Photographers.
David Kilpatrick had the chance to test the new 10mm f/5.6 and 15mm f/4.5 by Voigtländer for one night during the UK Photography Show in Birmingham. Instead of taking images inside the show, David walked around the NEC venue and took some additional pictures in the evening and the following morning before giving the lens back to the UK distributor Flaghead Photographic.
This article makes a few quick comparisons between a number of bird images using out-of-camera jpegs and images processed from corresponding RAW files.
The Camera Project heads out for our second Beer & a Shot challenge. This time, the challenge is to shoot from a vehicle. See what we come up with in ou
Since we bought the Panasonic Lumix GX8 last year, we’ve noticed that while it is an excellent camera, it has one noticeable flaw: it suffers from severe shutter shock between 1/60 and 1/320 when you use the mechanical shutter. The problem is more salient if you use telephoto lenses like the 14-140mm or the 35-100mm. However, if you use the electronic shutter, the problem disappears.
I had never, ever noticed any issue with shutter shock personally. This goes for my experience with the GX8, the OMD EM5 years back that many claimed to have had issues, and any other camera I've owned and shot with. This isn't to say that my cameras didn't suffer from this issue, I'm just…
As many Fujifilm users probably know by now, a few bugs have been making an appearance on the X-Pro2 despite the fact that many X-Photographers tested the camera for up to three months before its release.
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