If you’re a film photographer with an iOS device, you might find Christopher Curzio’s new app helpful. The new app, MetaLog, is a photo and camera data logging program that makes it easy to capture metadata for your film photography. Inspired by the desire to capture the film stock, settings Continue Reading
Sigma 100-400mm F5-6.3 DG DN OS sample gallery
Sigma’s 100-400mm F5-6.3 for full-frame Sony mirrorless (and L-mount cameras) offers quite a bit of reach for under $1000. It’s a bit slower than some of Sony’s own E-mount telephoto zooms, but it’s a comparably light and affordable alternative for FE shooters looking to add a telezoom to their kits. Continue Reading
DPReview TV: Canon EOS R5 review
The EOS R5 is Canon’s flagship mirrorless camera, and there’s a lot to like. We put it to the test for both stills and video and also address the overheating issues you may have heard about. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to get new episodes of DPReview TV every week. Continue Reading
Canon EOS R5 sample gallery (DPReview TV)
Much of the early attention surrounding the Canon EOS R5 focused on video specs, but it’s a mean photo machine as well. Check out this new gallery from DPReview TV, complete with Raw images. View the Canon EOS R5 sample gallery
Elderly Couple Shoots Fashion Photos with Clothes Left at Their Laundromat
An octogenarian couple in Taiwan is going viral after they began posing for fashion photos while wearing the clothes left behind by customers of their laundromat. Husband-and-wife duo Chang Wan-ji (83) and Hsu Sho-er (84) own and operate Wansho Laundry in central Taiwan. Over the years, they’ve collected quite a Continue Reading
If Sharpness Truly Mattered, Cartier-Bresson Would Be a Joke
While teaching a recent workshop, I joked that street photography was the only genre where people would buy $3,000 worth of cameras and lenses and then deliberately use them to make out of focus, grainy, imperfect images. This led to a pretty interesting discussion about the merits to imperfection. I Continue Reading
The Photo Bill of Rights: An Interview with Three Co-Authors
The Photo Bill of Rights is a document originally published on June 22 that asserts the rights of individuals in the visual journalism and editorial media industry. Authored by a diverse group of individuals from both grassroots organizations and legacy institutions Authority Collective, Color Positive, Diversify Photo, The Everyday Projects, Continue Reading
Reflecting on Old Photographs: Nathan’s Famous Since 1916
When I was maybe six years old, my father introduced me to Nathan’s. We had dropped off his mother at her what was to me dreary apartment. That woman never seemed happy to me, and it wasn’t until I became an adult, I understood why. When I tell you that Continue Reading
Fotomat: The New Browser-Based Tool for Building Visual Websites
Fotomat is the new browser-based tool for building visual websites, built by the makers of Viewbook, a photo-sharing platform and portfolio website builder for professionals that was founded in 2009. With over a decade of experience in developing, tons of user feedback, and know-how of what works best and what Continue Reading
Canon says ‘first set’ of EOS R5 units shipped out this week, quieting rumors over delays
Over the past few days, there have been numerous reports Canon is delaying shipments of its EOS R5 camera and that retailers weren’t receiving shipments as expected. While Canon Japan did mention there could be delays due to demand earlier this month, these reports suggested several retailers in the UK Continue Reading