Posts by Author: John Aldred
SmugMug adds raw storage service with file management & AI-powered search
Popular photo hosting service, SmugMug, has just launched a new feature that photographers have wanted for a long time. SmugMug Source is a new add-on…
How to get a good natural light look when using flash outdoors
I’m always asked why I use flash outdoors and the answer is quite simple. The natural light doesn’t always give me what I want. Sometimes…
TTArtisan launches silver anodised version of their 50mm f/0.95 lens for Leica M
Initially released last year, TTArtisan has expanded its colour options for their 50mm f/0.95 lens for Leica M mount once again. As well as the…
Hard vs soft light – 5 portrait lighting setups broken down to show you when to use each
When shooting portraits, the difference between hard and soft light on your subject makes a massive difference to the final result. There are so many…
Samsung Galaxy S22 reported to feature 200-megapixel Olympus camera
Well, it looks like the Samsung + Olympus rumour from back in April might actually turn out to be true. I still think it’s an…
ACDSee challenges Adobe with Gemstone, its new Photoshop competitor
While it’s faced some challenge from companies like Serif with Affinity Photo, Adobe’s Photoshop is still the undisputed leader in its class when it comes…
Yongnuo’s new Android-powered YN455 MFT camera sports a 5″ flip-up touchscreen LCD
Yongnuo’s still on their Android-powered camera kick, and this time they seem to have brought some neat improvements, at least on the surface, over their…
Canon EOS R6 and 1DX Mark III get C-Log 3 and dual-card recording in new firmware
Canon has released a pair of new firmware updates for the Canon EOS R6 and the Canon EOS 1DX Mark III. And while the features…
Is the Panasonic G85/G80 the best budget camera for filmmakers?
When I saw this video pop up on my feed, I instantly recognised the camera – despite its logos being covered up. It’s the Panasonic…
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak stands up for right-to-repair – says Apple wouldn’t have existed without open tech
Well, this is an interesting one. Right-to-repair has been a hot topic for a few years now. It’s a way to combat things like planned…









































