Dan Well's continuation on the state of still photography sensors.
Why Me? A Life Devoted to Capturing Beauty with Cameras Hey Luminous Landscape Community, Thank you for being a part of this community. I’m Jon
What a wild time in the world, in technology, art and in photography. My Dearest Luminous Landscape Community, As I sit to pen this heartfelt
Unlocking the secret to mastering the art of night photography can be a daunting challenge, but it offers spectacular opportunities for photographers. With practice and
An essay by Charles S. Johnson, Jr. Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one. – Albert Einstein I don’t mean that the real
An iPhone – 1900 model (this one’s actually from 1924, but early Brownies are very similar) Found a Brownie camera in good shape at Granny's
In landscape photography (and all genres), capturing the breathtaking beauty of our subjects and nature and displaying them with utmost precision has always been the
For professional, or more committed photographers, the journey of capturing moments and creating art has significantly evolved over the years. From the days of dark
Introduction: A 4x5” “Baby Deardorff” and a couple of film holders Apple and Fujifilm made major announcements on the same day recently – September 12,
The camera versus the human eye Superficially, the human eye appears to be similar to a camera. Here looks certainly deceive because, other than a
The Epson SureColor P9570 in action Table of Contents Introduction Ink (and Canon comparison) Epson Ink History Paper and Gloss Differential Why It's Not Perfect
I’m convinced that the fundamental purpose of photography is to allow us to capture a view that couldn’t be seen otherwise. There are lots of
I’ve decided to do this differently this year. Rather than going manufacturer by manufacturer, I’m going to look at some possible introductions, losses and trends
Before we get to the meat of this article, introducing our long-term test Epson SureColor P9570, it’s worth commenting briefly on the three Macs Apple
The current state of the art of the various “formats” of digital capture range from the tiny little sensors in camera phones to MF sensors
Introduction In the previous part of this series, we looked at the behavior of the image sensor itself, at sensor technology and size and their
Sensor Generations There are roughly four generations of ancient sensors from the Nikon D1, which many would call the first true DSLR, to what I’m
Introduction: What is image quality, really? How much of it do we need? It’s not just resolution, although resolution plays some role. If we
We are entering what I used to call PhotoPlus season, although there hasn’t been a PhotoPlus Expo since 2019. We lost 2020 and 2021 to
Nature photography has been my longest running passion. Not my strongest passion. That claim belongs to my wife and family. But, I started photographing western
General Outlook The big news of 2021, that will continue into 2022, is the accelerated transition from DSLR to mirrorless. The Pentax K3 mk III
The lower end of the camera market (defined as anything short of full-frame, apart from Fujifilm) has been devastated this year, especially in the last
More Supply Chain Shenanigans Before getting to the Epson P900 review, we have Yet Another Supply Chain Issue. Sony has added the ZV-E10, the a6600
1.) Holiday Camera Availability and Sales If you are thinking about giving an interchangeable lens camera as a gift this holiday season, there has been
As of January 1 of this year, any $5000 mirrorless camera was either medium format or else a Leica. The only non-collectible cameras with sensors
A Photographic Expedition to Ethiopia By Michael Reichmann Complimentary Article This article documents a photographic expedition to Ethiopia during early December, 2015. It was organized
An ambitious camera or lens is one that allows, in some way, the making of images that could not have been made before, or that
Why Aren’t We Talking About It All The Time? For years I have been fascinated with how the human eye perceives depth, and particularly with
You’ve never seen files like this before, unless you’ve used either the original GFX 100 or very expensive medium format modular systems from Phase One
Before we delve into sensors and cameras, then take off for Yellowstone National Park with the GFX 100S, there is a bit of financial news
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