Lensbaby is a company out of Portland, OR that has resolutely decided that the chasing of ultimate sharpness and resolution not only is a foolish quest, but that it isn't much fun either. The Lensbaby... Read More
Olympus has announced a new camera in their Tough series of water/freeze/shock-proof cameras, the TG-1 iHS. The rugged point and shoot camera segment has grown and evolved quickly in recent years and... Read More
This article is designed to assist Canon EOS system users decide whether or not to purchase a 5D Mark III and to help new 5D Mark III owners make the best use of the camera. Due to my lack of... Read More
The Sigma APO 120-300mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM has a new optical design using 23 elements in 18 groups, whereas the previous version used 18 elements in 16 groups. It's also slightly longer and slightly... Read More
This is a camera that many photographers have been looking forward to. From it’s retro styling to it’s impressive feature list (weather sealed, EVF, fast AF, grip design, etc), there are many reasons... Read More
Besides your camera, your memory card may be the most important piece of equipment in your photo bag. Without a memory card, your camera won't work, and if it's not operating right, you can lose some... Read More
There are few industries as heart-wrenching as the fine art business. It's a six-car pileup at the intersection of art and commerce and the amount of opinion and hyperbole that is somehow labeled as... Read More
On the face of it, Twitter would not seem a particularly good vehicle for promoting photography. As you likely know, Twitter is a text-based system in which individual communications are limited to... Read More
I'm no David Copperfield, but after consulting with many people in their homes, studios and offices over the past 15+ years, I've seen, calibrated and profiled more than a few displays. From those... Read More
If I conducted a survey of what people thought was the most important social media site for photographers, I bet most people would say Facebook, or maybe Twitter. But not so fast. Flickr is far and... Read More
Clubs, bars, and small venues are the places where most concert and live music photographers get their start, the reason being that there are fewer restrictions since the performers are less likely to be famous. These are often the best places to catch bands on their way up and sometimes on their way down. Unfortunately, these venues are typically Read More »
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