The Sony a7S series of cameras is strange. They’re described as stills cameras; however, most customers seem to use them for their video features. At best, they’re an odd compromise that doesn’t fit anywhere properly. For this reason, I’d like to discuss why Sony should get rid of this line completely or at the least,… Continue reading Sony Should Get Rid of the Sony a7S Series of Cameras
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Your Biggest Enemies in Landscape Photography
They hold you down in landscape photography, they bring you to make wrong decisions out in the field, they make you blind for finding compositions, and they even kill your creativity. Knowing about them and avoiding them makes you a better photographer. [ Read More ]
Is AI Technology the Future for Photographers?
As photographers, we are always looking for ways to improve our craft and stay ahead of the curve. With new technology emerging every day, it can be difficult to know what is worth investing in and what will become obsolete in a few months. In this short article, we will explore the potential of AI… Continue reading Is AI Technology the Future for Photographers?
Seven Things for Beginning Photographers to Practice
Learning photography and trying to create better photographs can be a daunting task when you’re just starting. Here are some guidelines I’ve taught in my workshops to help new photographers create stronger images. [ Read More ]
We Review Picflow: A New Client Proofing Service for Photographers.
Picflow is a new program that allows you to deliver images to your client and for that client to select and even download their favorites. Let’s take a look at Picflow’s features and operations. [ Read More ]
A Masterclass in Portraiture: We Interview Tianna J. Williams
Some photographers have skills that blow us away. Embedding emotions into images sets some photographers apart, so I knew instantly I had to share Tianna Williams’ work with our readers. [ Read More ]
Fstoppers Reviews the Sundisc Softbox
When is a softbox not a softbox? When it’s a Sundisc. Here’s a long-term review of a multi-talented light modifier that packs down to the size of a pack of small tortillas. [ Read More ]
I Shot My First Roll of Film in 16 Years and the Results Almost Brought Me to Tears
Until recently, the last time I shot an entire roll of film was on a Canon EOS 5, sometime in the mid-2000s. Last month, I put a roll of black-and-white film through my mother’s old Olympus Trip 35, and the results sparked some strong emotions. [ Read More ]
‘Jockey’: Sunrises and Sunsets, Horse Racing Without Horses, and Docu-Style Storytelling
Clint Bentley’s new film, Jockey, is an intense character study that contrasts the ending of a veteran jockey’s career with the ascendance of a younger jockey. Under the watchful eye of director of photographer Adolpho Veloso, the filmmakers use some exciting photography and lighting techniques to complement the strong script and award-winning acting. [ Read… Continue reading ‘Jockey’: Sunrises and Sunsets, Horse Racing Without Horses, and Docu-Style Storytelling
Why Do Sony Users Have So Few Options When It Comes to This Basic Lens?
Sony users tend not to struggle when it comes to choosing lenses thanks to a ton of third parties complementing a large offering from the Japanese manufacturer. However, one lens now forms a bizarre gap in the lens lineup and, amazingly, companies are not trying to fill it. [ Read More ]