If you have a Canon 5D Mark IV or a Canon 1D X Mark II, Canon has just released an important firmware update for your
Author: Dustin Sigaty
From Bricks in the Basement to a True Legacy
Most people have at least a few family photos, and most of those who do have photos have a lot of photos. How are your family’s stored?
Mike’s Camera TV: Nifty M50 & The State of Canon’s Mirrorless System
Hot enough to burn your fingers, fresher than fennel on the farm, the Canon M50 mirrorless camera has hit the shelves across the nation! Watch
Does film still have a place in modern photography?
Short answer: yes, and you can still get just about any kind processed, printed, and scanned! We’ll even take care of your film by mail,
In search of stability: All About Tripods
We would all like to think of ourselves as “a human tripod,” but the reality is that camera shake is something with which we must
10.2 billion reasons photography matters to the economy
There are those who consider photography, especially in printed form, something of a moribund industry. It’s hard to believe, but they exist. And they’re wrong.
Which B&W film is right for you?
Analogue photography has been on the rise, and Kodak’s reintroduction of Professional T-Max P3200 (after having discontinued it in 2012) is the latest event fanning
Sony’s “Basic Model”: The α7 III up close
At the end of February, Sony announced the third iteration of the series that began with the original full-frame mirrorless camera: the sub-$2000 α7 III, newly