While it’s probably not a great lens for glamour and boudoir photography SIGMA announces their 20mm lens.
This new lens is the widest in the I series released to date. Equipped with a metal, knurled, petal-type lens hood, this ultra-wide prime is compatible with 62mm threaded front filters.
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So you’ve seen these amazing aerial shots flooding your Instagram feed and are thinking about how cool it would be to get some of your own. Rather than let you go blind into making such purchase which can certainly be somewhat costly we have some of the things you should be thinking about thanks to our friends over at Luxury Standards Magazine.
Drone photography is exciting as it allows you to capture photos of places you might not be able to explore. Also, the drone captures pictures from a height of 10–100 feet that gives a unique visual experience. Today, a lot of people take drones when they go on a backpacking trip.
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If you don’t already know; I’ve been a fan of Hasselblad cameras since I was a young photographer just getting started in the business. Their medium format cameras were some of the best.
I have been thinking of shooting some BTS videos in 360 VR for cell phones But good cameras are hard to come by. Enter the Detu MAX.
Detu MAX is a professional grade AI 360° virtual reality panoramic camera that is equipped with true 3D capabilities. The camera can capture stunning 12K images, 8K videos and live stream (wired and wireless) with incredible clarity.
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I’m sure this post is likely to piss off a few people, but it needs to be said. Or at least I think it does. I’m seeing a lot of people posting about how they’re reading this photography book, or watching that photography video etc. etc. etc.
Then they want to know how to book weddings and magazines and ad campaigns with all of like two months to a year shooting.
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I was digging through some boxes recently and came across a box of my old camera gear, and lo and behold I came across the very first cameras I have ever owned. And even my Canon T50 35mm SLR.
The funny thing about it is that the camera still works, even after all these years.
I purchased my Canon T50 from the Fingerhut catalog back in 1983 as I had saved up all the money I could. Fingerhut allowed you to receive products on credit or sorts, and so I had monthly payments. So to my mother’s chagrin I ordered my first photography kit.
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