Sometimes, the most obvious things are the most powerful.
Today, I’ll talk about one of the best values in my constant lighting kit.
Nikon puts a stylish twist on a couple products in its Z family of mirrorless cameras.
Nikon has just announced their new Z 600mm f/4 TC VR S for the Z system.
The Nikon Z 9 has proven itself to be an incredibly capable piece of gear for both stills and cinematography. With the announcement of the MC-N10 Remote Grip, the system just got better.
Today, I’d like to take a charitable break from discussing gear, to chat about something I’ve found to be far more important to understand about photography.
After a promising launch and a massive update with version 2.0, Nikon has announced the release of version 3.0 for their flagship mirrorless camera.
With autofocus achieving superhuman heights in recent years, its ability seems limitless. But when narrative filmmaking, nothing beats the human touch.
Today, Blackmagic Design announced that its prominent post-production platform, DaVinci Resolve, will now be available on the Apple iPad.
The definition of a “cinema camera” seems to be ever evolving. So what are some of the things that set them apart from mirrorless?
In today’s article, I’d like to pose a fundamental question. Has the growth of social media been a net positive or negative for the world of photography?
We spend a lot of time talking about when it’s the best time to buy new gear. But it can be harder to know when is the right time to let go of the old gear as well.
What happens when a non-vlogger takes a spin with Nikon’s new social media-focused Z 30 compact camera?
The future of art has arrived. And it isn’t pretty.
Nikon announces another wide angle zoom to add to its lineup of Z glass: the NIKKOR Z 17-28mm f/2.8.
Knowing what gear you need versus what gear you want can both save your money and save your sanity. Knowing why you want it can help you to maximize your investment.
How many times have you seen article or video headlines professing to provide you the key to reaching your artistic goals in three easy steps? Well, if you don’t want your bubble burst, this might be a good time to stop reading.
As photographers, we all have our strengths and weaknesses. But there’s one disadvantage that almost every photographer has in common.
Simplicity is the name of the game when it comes to powering your video system.
If I promise to not curse and do my best to keep my rants to a minimum, can we have a discussion about the ongoing dilemma for photographers which is Instagram?
