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Canon EOS R5 in concert photography – a review
Rui Bandeira
(It goes without saying that) This article is not sponsored or commissioned by Canon, this article represents what I really felt when using the Canon...
How I shot the Gnarbox getting loaded in the speed of light
Mark Duffy
I wanted to shoot a conceptual photo using long exposure to show the SD card flying out of my camera and into the Gnarbox*. I...
How I built a DIY GOBO projector for under $30
Petri Damstén
I wanted a device that can throw light patterns onto a wall or a model. There are some commercially available but they are quite expensive...
Take a peek inside a wedding photojournalist camera bag
Ben Kelmer
Hello! My name is Ben Kelmer and I am a wedding photojournalist. I’m based in Tel Aviv (well, Givatayim actually, which no one can ever...
How I did light painting in real-time across two continents
Dan Roberts
RECENTLY: I’m in the United States, and we’re not allowed to enter most other countries because we did a horrible job with a global virus....
Colour in Cinema: Ad Astra – The Most Colourful Movie You Never Saw
Jake Hicks
Have you seen Ad Astra? Do you remember it being one of the most colourful movies you’ve ever seen? No? Why not? Many modern space...
Tamron 70-180 vs. Canon 70-200: Lens review for Sony
Simon Bettell
The non-photographers might want to skip this blog post as it is a fairly detailed Tamron 70-180 v Canon 70-200 lens review for Sony E-mount...
The calming effect of landscape and nature photography – print your images
Dean McLeod
The study of natural history reveals that palaeolithic humans steadily evolved over millions of years as hunter-gatherers, grouped in small, tribal societies. They refined harmonious...
How I shot this wet plate portrait of a sword-wielding medieval knight
Markus Hofstätter
The task was clear – an original portrait of a Medieval Knight Sword Fighter (national champion). So I planned to do a collodion wet plate...
British? It’s cheaper to fly to NYC, buy an EOS R5 and fly back
Peter Treadway
.Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past few months, you could not have escaped the build-up to Canon’s newly revealed EOS R5...