Posts by Author: John Aldred
This Sony A7III review shows it’s as good in the real world as it is on paper
Since its announcement at WPPI recently, the Sony A7III has been the hot topic around the camera body water cooler. A lot of people had…
How and why you need to colour grade your video footage
Colour grading seems to be the buzz term for video these days. It didn’t really exist until O Brother, Where Art Thou? but it quickly became…
A beginner’s guide to polarisers and neutral density filters
Some might have you believe that neutral density and polarising filters aren’t required in today’s modern era of digital photography. That you can replicate their…
Here is how to tell a real BlackRapid from a fake one
When we hear about fake products in the photography world, it’s usually memory cards. Cheap SD cards with fake SanDisk or Lexar labels being sold…
Wacom’s entry-level Intuos tablets just got a huge new upgrade
A graphics tablet is one of the most essential pieces of kit one can own as a photographer or retoucher. Sure, you can edit with…
Atech’s new Blackjet CFast 2.0 card reader is built for durability and speed
Since the demise and maybe-rebirth of Lexar, the memory card news has been quite interesting. We’ve had world’s fastest, world’s biggest, world’s fastest again, and…
How to make your own medium format camera from scratch with a piece of PVC pipe
Pinhole cameras are about as old as photography gets. They’re such a simple and basic concept that’s withstood the test of time and are still…
ProGrade Digital will not make XQD, will focus on CFexpress
I was hoping that new memory card company ProGrade Digital would give photographers some good news about XQD at some point. And this simultaneously isn’t good…
The UniColor LED light tube has an IP67 rating for underwater light painting
With light painting becoming as popular as it has, it’s no surprise that we’re starting to see more and more products popping up to aid…









































