mirrorless

Mirrorless cameras have taken the photography industry by storm, with both novice and professional photographers making the switch to mirrorless systems. Mirrorless cameras are generally smaller and lighter, making them a desirable solution for photographers wanting a more portable camera that still has an interchangeable lens system. As reputable camera brands are offering mirrorless cameras

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Even before I picked up my first Sony mirrorless camera, I’ve been a fan of vintage lenses. It’s just easier to use a tried-and-true lens from years past than to try and find the perfect modern lens on a shoestring budget. True, you probably won’t get the latest autofocus capabilities but you’ll get a classic

If you follow the YouTube photography community, you may notice a lot of shooters switching up their preferred camera systems. Sure, it’s fun to watch other people mix it up and change over to your favorite system but what about when it comes to your own personal kit? Most photographers develop a kind of kinship

Every so often, there’s a piece of gear that makes you fall in love. A piece of gear that makes you want to run away from all the gear you’ve had before and change your whole workflow just so you can work with it. A piece of gear that you want to hold hands with

One of the best things about mirrorless cameras is the ability to use mount adapters in order to use some of that sweet, sweet vintage glass. Some less-experienced photographers may think that if a lens is older, it’s not going to produce images as high-quality as the newer lens offerings. That’s just not true, though.

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There’s a lot involved in making videos look good. It can take a lot of planning, execution and post-production. Don’t let that scare you off! Speaking from experience, it can be incredibly rewarding and even magical to record something, play it back and be able to re-live that moment in motion. Most photographers already know

The sensor size war is still raging on. It seems like every photo blog you click on is shouting about why full-frame is the best or declaring Micro Four Thirds dead. Well, allow us to put your mind at ease—you don’t need a full-frame camera to make compelling images, and as a matter of fact,

The Nikon Z6 has been out for eight months—a lifetime, considering how short product lifecycles are these days. And while the Z6 and its hi-res sibling, the Z7, garnered some attention around the announcement of the Z-series, they’ve since been overshadowed by a slew of full-frame mirrorless releases by Canon (R & RP), Panasonic (S1,