The camera equipment that you use is important for the kind of photography that you do. This category collects posts that we have written about photography equipment, how to use it, and more.
Sony announced the FX5 (ILME-FX5) on July 22, and the reaction from the video community has been louder than anything the company has released in a few years. It slots between the FX3 and the FX6, and Sony has been…
Announcement and Specifications of the Sony A7 V Hybrid mirrorless camera.
If you're looking for a review of the Nikon ZR, one of the most unlikely people to check for a review for this camera ... is Philip Bloom. He’s known for his Sony, Canon, and DJI reviews. Yet, that's where we are…
Canon have announced the much anticipated EOS R6 Mark III, mirrorless digital camera. The EOS R6 Mark III arrives as a serious contender for hybrid shooters demanding both speed and resolution. Packing a 32.5MP…
Using Silica Gel for camera & lens storage is tedious. Use a Dry Cabinet instead!
What is Silica Gel, find out all about it, how it removes moisture from the air, and keeps your electronics and camera lenses safe from fungus & mold.
Canon announced their update to the EOS R5, the EOS R5 Mark II today. As expected, the specs are a step up from the original R5. The sensor size is the same, though it is a new sensor with higher readouts. The Auto-Focus…
The Sony Alpha 9 mark 3, is the world's first full-frame global shutter CMOS sensor for photographers and videographers, capable of up to 120fps
Silica Gel is a non-toxic, non-poisonous dessicant/adsorbent material. It is safe to use in electronics and camera cases. Is Silica Gel Toxic? No!
After portrait photography, landscape photography is probably one of the most popular pastimes among photographers. Choosing the right lens for your landscape photography can significantly improve your shooting…
Lens fungus cleaning is not uncommon in humid parts of the world. The process of removing fungus from lenses is quite easy. See how!
If you're interested in still-life photography, you'll need to choose the right lenses for the job. There are a few factors to consider, such as the size of your subject, the level of detail you want to capture, and the…
