When it comes to affordable flashes, the market is flooded with options that often feel like compromises. But every so often, something comes along that makes you stop and say, “Why didn’t I know about this sooner?” That’s exactly how I felt after trying the Neewer Z2 Pro Flash for the first time. While I […]
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Canon, what the hell are you thinking? – This is a post based on a video on the channel that you can view HERE Canon has just introduced the RF 50mm f/1.4 L VCM, a lens that, by all accounts, is going to be an optical powerhouse. But here’s the kicker: it costs $1,399. Meanwhile,
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This is a summary of a review I did on the channel. VIEW THE VIDEO HERE Photography gear has come a long way, but sometimes a new piece of equipment comes along that feels like a nod to the past—while still packing a few surprises. That’s exactly what caught my attention with the Z160 Retro
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I came across this article about how Sigma makes one of their lenses, the 70-200 Here is the link to the DIYPhotography article
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Featured Photo by SevenStorm JUHASZIMRUS: https://www.pexels.com/photo/art-exhibit-1604991/ Have you ever exhibited your photography in a gallery or public space? If so, what was the experience like? For many photographers, sharing work beyond social media or client sessions can feel both exciting and intimidating. The idea of seeing your images framed and displayed for others to engage
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I came across this article as I was looking over the new Photography News section and it made me stop and think. They are referencing a video by James Popsys, and I haven’t looked at the video, so take that as a caveat to my comments. Maybe I’m unusual, but I don’t compare cameras for
I cannot stress enough the importance of backing up your camera settings on an external SD card in case you have to do a reset. This will save you quite a bit of time to get your camera back up to speed where you had it. I learned from my own experience(s).
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You’ve found the perfect indoor space for your photography—whether it’s a dedicated studio or a room in your home. Now what? To achieve high-quality indoor photography, you need the right equipment. In this guide, we’ll cover the five essential items you need to get started, whether you’re shooting portraits, stock photography, or product images. View
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I just want to pass on this method of focusing that I have been using for the past 5 years or so. I am mainly a wildlife and nature photographer, and want to express how much of an edge this has given me in capturing fast moving subject, with little to react. Most DSLR cameras
