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PhotoPlus Report (everything except digital cameras and lenses).

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(extended version of this article here) Who says film’s dead? More view cameras at PhotoPlus than I’ve seen in years… Yes, the one on the left is 8x10” There was a significant decline in participation among smaller manufacturers this year, continuing a trend I have seen for the past several years. Years ago, every little manufacturer of anything photographic was at … [Read more...]

Jeremiah Barber follow-up: Inventor

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https://luminous-landscape.wistia.com/medias/zpa57jkc6h In this second follow-up to our video piece with Southern Utah photographer Jeremiah Barber, we look at one of Jeremiah's own inventions: the thinguma! Nick Taylor October 2019 … [Read more...]

PhotoPlus report – digital SLR and mirrorless cameras.

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A Fujifilm X-Pro 3 in gleaming titanium. PhotoPlus 2019 was the smallest it has been in the decade or more I’ve been attending regularly. Sony didn’t attend, preferring to host their own event nearby, which was both inconvenient for those of us who knew about it, and I talked to several photographers who said “where was Sony”, not knowing about the separate event. Apart … [Read more...]

Artificial Light for Nature Photography

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Photography is about playing with photons, at least in terms of conventional photography. Whereas in nature photography, with the exception of some underwater shots, it depends mostly on natural sunlight. However, the older photography becomes, the more photographers are willing to experiment. This is why photographers working outdoors can use tools sending photons to reach … [Read more...]

The Present State of Mirrorless Part III: Where to go if you’re looking to switch systems or add mirrorless for the first time.

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All the options may leave some of us thinking the picture is a bit hazy? Mirrorless options have proliferated in the past year, and trends have become clearer. Canon and Nikon have shown their initial hands and Leica’s L mount has moved off the fringes as Sigma and Panasonic join in. Fujifilm has made it very clear that their answer to high pixel-count full frame … [Read more...]

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