Reviews

If you pay any attention to the photography industry, it’s hard to ignore the news of the financial struggle that Nikon has been dealing with since late last year. What were once rumors are now confirmed: the company isn’t in a good […]

Asus has announced the second generation of its dual-screen laptops and is aiming them at creative professionals thanks to software and hardware improvements. The original dual-screen design felt more like a novelty, but this follow-up feels far more practical. The company has […]

We test out the Sony 35mm f/1.4 GM, a versatile wide angle lens perfect for portrait and landscape photography. This compact, lightweight prime lens boasts a fast f/1.4 aperture, Nano AR Coating to minimize reflection, two XD linear motors for efficient focusing, […]

My story is an interesting one. I worked behind the scenes in the motion picture industry for 15 years. I got my big break at a place called Clairmont Camera repairing cinema lenses. A cinema lens is a different kind of beast […]

The post PortraitPro 21 Review: A Comprehensive Editor for Portrait Photographers appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Carl Spring. It was only a few months ago that I reviewed Anthropics PortraitPro 19, where the ease of use, the […]

What has the same size sensor as Canon’s flagship pro camera weighs less than half its larger cousin and costs $4000 less? The new Canon R6 mirrorless camera! I received a Canon EOS R6 camera, 24-70mm f/2.8 IS USM lens and an […]

In the age of digital photography, your monitor is as important as the camera you shoot with or the lenses you use. But as more high-end options hit the market every year, the line between “worth it” and “overkill” is starting to […]

Let’s talk about the most interesting and hardest lens to master: the ultra wide angle. This is a fantastic lens that lets you share unique perspectives of almost any subject by cramming a whole lot of environment in a single frame. If […]