A week ago, Sigma unveiled its new 24mm f/1.4, the latest lens in its highly-regarded Art line of lenses. Now, the rumor mill is churning again as photographers look forward to which focal length Sigma will cover next. Here’s what the Art lens lineup currently looks like, along with the price tags currently found on each item: Of these six current lenses, it’s a recent trifecta of primes that has been getting the most attention. Here’s what the 24mm f/1.4, 35mm f/1.4, and 50mm f/1.4 look like next to each other: So what’s next?...
read moreNeed a new show to watch? Fauxtography is a new comedic web series that’s geared toward people who love photography. It’s about the life of a young photographer who’s struggling to figure out his work and personal life in the midst of the ongoing Instagram revolution. Here’s the short description of the show: Fauxtography is a comedic web series that follows Jeff, a 20-something year old photographer struggling to find his way in the Instagram Era – where anyone with two thumbs and a phone is now a “professional.†Jeff...
read moreThe key to mastering photography is not to follow the rules but to understand them. Understanding the photographic principles that define photography is a barrier that must be broken to truly unlock your full potential as a photographer. The problems that plague beginners are the same problems faced by the pros, that is controlling your image with the exposure triangle; shutter speed, aperture, and ISO. This article will focus on understanding depth of field (DOF). In a Nutshell Simply put “depth of field†is the area of your image...
read moreRenowned Magnum and National Geographic photographer David Alan Harvey offers this sweet 40-second tip on how you can protect the theft of your camera gear. It’s pretty simple: you just need to be wise about how you wear your camera bag and knowledgable in the art of judo. (via David Alan Harvey via ISO 1200) Source Article from...
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read moreA Post By: Suzi Pratt One of the great advantages of smartphone technology is the way that it makes photography more convenient. I’m not just talking about using the camera that came with your phone. There are now smartphone apps coming out that allow you to connect with, and even control, your DSLR camera. One of these apps is the brand new slingShot DSLR Remote Control, which just came to the Google Play Android market on January 25, 2015. Using this app makes it possible to adjust the settings on your camera, see what the camera sees...
read moreA Post By: Lauren Lim Each photographer has their own way of approaching a scene, choosing which settings on their camera will best reflect their vision, and then crafting the final image. You get to make this series of decisions each time you take a photo, and it’s a highly personal experience. But you can still learn a lot by going behind the scenes of a photo, and hearing how the photographer made their own decisions. Whether you pick up a new tip for creating an interesting effect, a new way of looking at a scene, or simply the...
read moreThere is actually very little between DSLR’s and mirrorless cameras, especially when you switch to live view mode on a DSLR. Mirrorless tends to be packing way more smarts into their devices, and on sensor auto focussing, across the whole frame, is surely where we’re headed. I can’t see a reason why this couldn’t be added to a DSLR for the best of both worlds, for those who want to remain in DSLR land. Clearly any notions of ‘it’s lighter and smaller’ is irrelevant when you go and slap a big lens on...
read moreLens tests require staying at/near base ISO, so 1/30 was the best I could do, and even that was with a bit of negative EC. It was one of only a couple times that I saw genuinely good light for a portrait, without just taking a default one because I had to check off the box. Also, the subject isn’t very fond of having his photograph taken, I had to convince him for this one. I do see why it’s problematic, but I also see that the shot in question is still usable. It may not be an ideal shot to check for maximum sharpness, but it...
read moreRetoucher Matt Kloskowski offers this quick and easy Lightroom tip for your mental library: if you ever find yourself with a drastically underexposed photograph, you can use a “secret shadow slider†in Lightroom to try and recover an extreme amount of detail. Kloskowski writes that Lightroom 5 did away with the “Fill Light†slider that previously existed and replaced it with a less powerful “Shadow†slider. If you want to use extreme recovery of the old slider, there’s a way to do that. Simply choose the older 2010...
read moreGuruShots is a newly launched service that turns photography into a game with a real-time online photo competition system. Photographers compete against one another to win contests, increase in level, and earn valuable prizes. The investor-backed startup offers a sleek website that lets you interact with contests live. Users can submit photos, vote on images, comment on other photographers’ work, and track their ranking progress. Photos submitted to contests are voted on by the community and by the award-winning photographers —...
read moreTime-lapse photographer Rob Whitworth has taken the idea of hyperlapses to the next level with his latest video, “Dubai Flow Motion†(shown above). It offers a tour of Dubai through the lens of Whitworth’s camera as it does seemingly impossible zooms through various perspectives, from the ground, into an airplane, to the top of the tallest building in the world, and then down to the bottom through the floors. “I think I might be the first person to hyperlapse vertically down through a building, and the world’s tallest at...
read moreIt was 30 years ago that Reuters launched its Pictures service that plays a key role in distributing powerful photojournalism to publications around the world. To celebrate this anniversary, the agency has selected a collection of photographs that represent “key images†from its massive archives — photographs that have changed the way we see the world. Here are 30 powerful Reuters photos from the past 30 years, along with their captions, capture dates, and photographers’ names (Warning: There is some graphic content in the...
read moreThe FAA has confirmed a leak that emerged this past weekend by officially unveiling its proposed set of rules governing commercial drone flights. The guidelines are more lax than many people feared, and they represent a huge step toward the legalization of commercial drone flights — including for aerial photography purposes. In a press release published yesterday, the FAA says the new regulations, drafted for the commercial usage of drones weighing less than 55 pounds, will “facilitate integration of small UAS [Unmanned Aircraft...
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