Posts by Author: John Aldred
This photographer turned a house into a camera to shoot the world’s largest wet plate photograph
As a fan of wet plate collodion, I’ve been following the work of photographer Ian Ruhter for a few years now. I first found him…
Holga’s new Printer puts your smartphone photos onto Instax film without batteries
Only 48 hours after launch, Holga’s new Holga Printer Kickstarter has been fully funded. Now it sits just shy of 4x its original HK$150,000 (~US$19K)…
How to shoot Halloween horror in a small home studio
There’s only a couple of days left now until Halloween, but there’s still time to do a spooky horror photo shoot. And, why does it…
256 shades of grey – 8 vs 10-Bit bit depth explained
Bit depth is a term we hear floating around a lot in the worlds of photography and video. And, with the latter of those two…
Sigma releases lens compatibility lists for the Nikon Z7 and Canon EOS R
The new Z and RF mounts on the Nikon Z6/7 and Canon EOS R have been a big deal for a lot of people contemplating…
Lexar announces 512GB A2 microSD card for smartphone photographers and filmmakers
Although this won’t be of much to iOS users, Lexar has announced a new 512GB 633x (100MB/sec) A2 microSD card for smartphones. Designed for lots…
Three ways to get a good exposure on film with and without a light meter
Although meters in digital cameras have come a very long way and become extremely advanced, metering with film often isn’t so simple. With digital, even…
Ricoh adds FlashAir card compatibility to their rugged WG-60 compact camera
The Pentax line of waterproof compact cameras has built up a pretty good track record over the years. Going from simple waterproofing to a full…
The Google Pixel 3 XL isn’t saving your photos, but there’s a fix on the way
According to reports on Reddit and Google’s support forums, some users of the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL have come forward to say that…
Canon patents new IBIS system – But it may be for DSLRs, not mirrorless
According to a patent unearthed by Japanese blog Hi Low Note, Canon appears to be working on a new IBIS system. Great news for those…






































