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This open-source DIY 6-axis motion control rig is almost entirely 3D printed
The only thing cooler than a 6-axis motion control rig is a DIY 6-axis motion control rig. And the only thing cooler than that is…
Shooting with film expired 20 years ago: Does it work?
Film photography is still very appealing to many photographers, but the problem is that it can get pretty expensive to buy and develop film. You…
A beginner’s guide to focus stacking in Photoshop
Want to create perfectly focused and sharp macro and landscape images? Here is a step-by-step guide on focus stacking, it will help you create perfectly…
This giant camera weighs 75 pounds and it shot aerial photos in WWII
You thought your full-frame DSLR with a telephoto zoom lens was heavy? Well, check this out. This gigantic camera was used in World War II…
BBC Cameraman head-butted in the nuts by an angry sheep
They say to never work with animals or children and while I agree with the children part of that, I’ve always been quite partial to…
Sony’s full-frame FX6 is finally here and offers 15+ stops of dynamic range
Teased in September, Sony’s successor to the FS5 Mark II, the Sony FX6 has now officially been announced. As expected, the Super 35mm sensor of…
The digitalfoto Thanos Pro II is a low budget almost-all-in-one alternative to the Arri Trinity
The Arri Trinity made a big impression a few months ago when Potato Jet got to go try one out in person. But it’s a…
How I shot a portrait of two people 7,000km apart on a single wet plate photograph
This is not about a technical perfect wet plate. This is about building connections from thousand miles away. Overcoming obstacles and being there for each…
Stop making these three mistakes and you’ll become a better portrait photographer
I’ve said it before and you’ll sure hear me say it again: we all make mistakes. They are an integral part of the learning process,…
There are only 150 Arctic foxes in Norway, here is one with the moon behind it + other stories
Roger Brendhagen has mastered the art of capturing wildlife and birds with backlight. It takes a lot of planning, experience, and patience to nail these…





































