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The Haida M10 II Filter System brings some nice workflow improvements over the original M10
I’ve used a number of square filter solutions over the years and it’s rare that new holders are released, but that’s what’s happened with Haida,…
Cosina announces Voigtländer 50mm f/2, 35mm f/2, 23mm f/1.2 lenses for Nikon Z; 23mm f/1.2 for Fuji X
Cosina has anounced four new Voigtländer prime lenses for mirrorless shooters. Out of those, three are made for Nikon Z cameras, and one is intended…
Building your Fujifilm Photography Kit Part 3: Essential Accessories
Oh boy, everyone’s favorite topic, accessories for your Fujifilm camera! This can get wild… Now, obviously, I can’t mention every single accessory that’s compatible with Fujifilm cameras….
Tokina SZ 8mm f/2.8 wants to be a lens that’s always with you
Tokina has just announced an SZ 8mm F2.8 FISH-EYE lens. It’s designed for mirrorless cameras and it comes in two mount variants: Fuji X and…
Best photography strobes and flashes for beginners
Flash can be a difficult topic to figure out for a new photographer. You know you need more light but which one do you get? Do you even need only one, or should you get several? What type of photography flash should you get? How much power do you need? What are modifiers? Which one do I need? Do I really need to spend all that money on one, or will the cheap ones do the job? Is there not just one light out there that I can use for everything? How do I connect everything up so that it all talks to each other? All of these questions and more can make it pretty overwhelming if you’ve never used flash before. So, in this guide, we’re going to try to answer some of them. We’ll take a look at the variety of different photography strobes and flashes on the market. Also, we’re going to try to help you figure out what light or lights you might want to get to start your flash journey. Finally, we’ll show you how different types of light might be better suited to different genres of photography.
Lighting Technique: How to photograph people with top-down sci-fi lighting
I’m sure you’ll all be pleased to hear that it’ll be a short and sweet one this week ;) Nothing mind-bending or buried in lighting…
How to make a DIY telephoto pinhole lens from a Pringles can
There’s an unusual amount of photo-related stuff you can make from a simple Pringles can: a macro flash diffuser, an extension tube, or a…
Lighting setup: Combining hard and soft light
Trigger Warning: Yes these shots are of a young lady in her underwear and no that is certainly not necessary for this setup to work….
Holiday Gift Guide – Best Flash and Video Lights of 2021
The season of giving is upon us – which becomes immediately obvious whenever you walk into a store and you’re overwhelmed by Whamageddon. If you…
A Free Guide to Mobile Journalism Part 6 – Using smartphone audio to tell a story
In the TV business, we have a saying “waiting on sound” and no truer words have ever been spoken. Soundos are always doing something like…






































