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We took out a 35mm Canon Rebel and paired it with an Ugly-grade kit zoom lens. What's the worst that could happen?

Weddings are one of the most memorable days, and yet for some people (photographers) they can often be stressful. Did you get every shot? Did you remember the memory cards and batteries? Were you able to gather everyone needed for the family photo? When shooting a wedding, there are many things to consider, but thanks

Discover the latest updates on the X-T30 II system and how it compares to its predecessor in a new video from BigHeadTaco.

Come along as we take a close look at Sigma's latest batch of compact lenses for mirrorless full frame shooters.

 I paired the camera with Ektar 100 color negative film and borrowed my co-worker Matt to take some shots in the parking lot after work. The rest of the photos were taken in downtown Atlanta. I am sure that at some point in your photographic career you will experience a burn out. This may cause

This is not my first experience with Techart adapters. I have been and continue to be impressed by the Contax G lens to Sony E mount adapter. While I appreciate that they built it, I was always perplexed as to why. Why such a massive effort for such a niche product? Are there really enough

I’ve been shooting with a Nikon D40x since the summer of 2007; when I got it as a high school graduation gift. I’ve done concert photography and sports photography with it for years. Then life happened and I wasn’t attending concerts or working in sports anymore. Thus, I took a very long break from doing

My Favorite Contax G Is Not A Contax. Or Even A Film Camera Recently, I wrote about my 35mm favorite film system, the Contax G.  There is a section where I debated the merits between the G1 and the G2 and spoke of the virtues of both. Since then there was another option mentioned in