I am surprised to realise that I haven’t been using my DSLR camera for personal/leisure use for over two years now. I have converted to mirrorless when it comes to shooting personally but I still use DSLRs for my professional work with weddings, photo shoots and studio work. Mirrorless cameras … Continue reading
Canon announced its new ultra high resolution full frame cameras today. There are two variants, one with a low pass filter (5DS) and one with a cancellation low pass filter (5DS R). Unlike the D810 which has no low pass filter, the 5DS R has adopted to use a cancellation … Continue reading
Since the introduction of the new Canon 7D Mark II, there have been a lot of praises about the camera. Our first impression and hands on review agree with what everyone thinks. It is a very solid camera with superior 65 points auto focus, 10 fps, … Continue reading
Before getting yourself into multiple lighting setups, it is a good idea to learn the basic first and be comfortable with using one or two lights. Check out our previous post on simple portrait lighting setups if you want to learn more.
As I have mentioned … Continue reading
A couple weeks back, we wrote about our first impression with the Canon 7D Mark II. We used it in a studio portrait session along side with the Canon 5D III to see if there are any clear differences. The Canon 7D II performed solidly without … Continue reading
Canon has announced its latest APS-C DSLR – Canon EOS 7D Mark II. The original Canon 7D is a 5 years old DSLR that its technology was once … Continue reading
The Nikon D700 replacement is finally here – Nikon D750 is a new full frame DSLR positioned in between the D610 and D810. The Nikon D750 is basically an enhanced version of the Nikon D610. Apart from the 24MP FX sensor, everything else has … Continue reading
My first impression with Fujifilm X-E2 was nothing short of impressive. The new and improved features on the X-E2, its brilliant ergonomic design and ease of use make it a superb mirrorless camera. You can check out why I think it is a great camera here. … Continue reading
Macro lenses are expensive and unless you are a dedicated macro photographer, you won’t take enough macro photos to justify for one. A macro lens is also a multi-purpose lens, there are people who use it for close up portraits because you can get much closer to the subject. For … Continue reading
