Moving to a mirrorless camera system Many people have given thought to moving to mirrorless camera systems. Some have made the move, while others have not. I’ve procrastinated for quite a while, but n
With the release of Lightroom CC 2015.5 / Lightroom 6.5 and Adobe Camera Raw 9.5, Adobe has now added support for the following mirrorless cameras: the Olympus Pen F, Sony a6300, Panasonic Lumix GF8 and CM10 and the Samsung NX3300.
What was already available on the Lumix GX8 will now be carried over to the GH4 at the end of March 2016. Thanks to firmware update 2.5, you will soon be able to use 4K Photo, Post Focus and External Flash Burst on the flagship camera. As with every firmware update, the download is free of charge.
One of the most extreme tests you can put camera gear through is to take it out in freezing cold temperatures and blizzard-like conditions, which is exactly what Daniel J. Cox did with the Lumix GX8 and the Panasonic Leica 100-400mm f/4-6.3 in Hokkaido, Japan.
Sony just released a series of firmware updates for most of its recent mirrorless cameras. The new software aims to bring full compatibility with the new G Master lenses. We should see improvements in AF accuracy on both the full-frame and APS-C cameras when one of the three new GM lens is used.
An in-depth review of the Leica DG Vario- Elmar 100-400mm f/4-6.3 with lots of image samples of wildlife and birds in flight. In the conclusion we also share...
The Fujifilm X70 was announced alongside the X-Pro2 and at the time, was somewhat overshadowed by the hype surrounding its highly anticipated cousin. However, its characteristics soon caught the eye of photographers who loved the concept of the X100 series but...
Taking part in photographic tours is a wonderful way of seeing new places, improving your photographic skills and getting to know like-minded people.
This is why Maurício and Hugo, two Portuguese photographers who co-founded Fuji X Passion, decided to organise a Photo Tour in the south-west costal area of the Alentejo region of their home country.
Alessandro Michelazzi first became curious about the Fujifilm X100 series back at Photokina 2010 when the first iteration was announced. Not being particularly impressed by the slow focusing and gimmicky nature of the interface, he waited for the X100s, which impressed him much more because of the colours coming from the X-Trans sensor and the high ISO range, but he didn’t invest in the system until the X100T.
Andy Bush, whose compelling piece about Iraq we shared a couple of months ago, has penned another fascinating article about the UXO (unexploded ordnance) contamination in Laos during the war between the Pathet Lao communists and US backed Royal Lao Army, and his experience travelling with and documenting the work of an UXO demolition and removal team.
Cosyspeed is a relatively new company that develops belt bags for mirrorless cameras and DSLRs. Following their popular Camslinger 105 / 160 and the Streetomatic models, they now have a brand new product on the radar that they’ve been developing with Swiss photographer and climber Stephan Wiesner: the Camslinger Outdoor.
In this article, you will meet ten professional photographers who use the Olympus OM-D E-M1 on the job either alone or in conjunction with another system.
Leica has announced the second lens after the Leica Vario-Elmarit-SL 24–90 mm f/2.8–4 ASPH for the new SL system, the APO Vario Elmarit SL 90-280mm f/2.8-4. It will suit a wide variety of genres including events and sports photography thanks to its versatile zoom and fast aperture range.
Let me tell you: there’s nothing quite like a new camera and a change of scenery to recharge the old creative batteries, especially after a long British winter. I just came back last Sunday from a fantastic three-week trip to Hong Kong, Australia, and New Zealand and therefore, had plenty of time to intensively test the new Pen-F by Olympus, which I've had since mid-February.
As a follow-up to our interview with Inspired Eye magazine creators Don Springer and Olivier Duong, we sat down with professional photographer Matthew Maddock. Why feature him? The answer is simple: Matthew runs an independent accessory store called PhotoMADD, which is currently the only online shop that specialises in mirrorless accessories.
The Inspired Eye is a website, blog, podcast and bi-monthly magazine. The founders and publishers, Don Springer and Olivier Duong, are two photographers who met online and started this project without ever
For many years, the Ricoh GR was something of a lone ranger in the premium compact category, being the only model to feature a 16MP APS-C sized sensor and a fixed 28mm equivalent lens along with the Nikon Coolpix A. The latter failed to make a dent in the market however because of its sluggish AF and prohibitive price at the time of its release.
The high price of the Olympus 300mm f/4 Pro might discourage some Micro Four Thirds users from taking the leap, but in our tests and those of others, it has proven an excellent performer as far as sharpness is concerned.
The Fujifilm X-Pro2 may be anything but a video cameras but that didn’t stop X-Photographer Kevin Mullins from making his very first mini-documentary with it.
Have I already mentioned that 2016 is the year of super telephoto lenses? You might start to find me repetitive but the truth is that I am only halfway through the camera/telephoto lens combinations I am excited to try this year for wildlife photography.
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