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
Becki & Chris’ Camera Bag Tour
Things I look for in a camera bag: tons of space, lots of pockets, chest and waist straps, a tripod pouch, and style. It’s hard
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: a Sacramento stroll with the Sony α7R III
Take a quick photo-walk in old-town Sacramento with the guys in this episode of Mike’s Camera TV. Available in limited stock now, with the Zeiss
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
The PRO-Files: Make New Tax Rules Work For You
As artists and (very) small business-people, I think we can all agree that navigating tax law can be tricky. Registering your business as an LLC
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
5 Tips for Night Photography
There’s nothing more epic than taking in the Canadian Rockies at night. Between the huge skies, Milky Way, and northern lights, there’s no shortage of amazing
Mike’s Camera TV: Presenting The ProMaster SM300 Studio Lights
Chris and the team in Sacramento provide a quick look at what you can accomplish with the powerful and compact ProMaster SM300 studio monolight: Available alone,
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
How to Create Smooth Epic Videos on Your Phone
Videos from your phone look the best when they are as steady as possible. The AXIS is a brand new single axis phone stabilizer that
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
Why You Should Be Using Neutral Density Filters
If you don’t have a variable neutral density filter in your camera kit, you need to get one STAT! I typically don’t use any filters
Photographer Ted Hesser Explores with the XC525 Travel Tripod
When it comes to purchasing things, I am a deliberator. Before I can bring myself to spend money on something, I spend countless hours researching
Digital Imaging Reporter Profiles the new Fujifilm X-A5 Camera
Valhalla, NY—Fujifilm North America Corporation’s new X-A5 digital camera body with XC15–45mm lens kit is the lightest camera–zoom lens combination in the X series. With
