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I knew, I just knew that one day I would end up here with a large format camera. You could say I was influenced by the Film Photography Project and one of their hosts specifically....
After I got into the Nikon autofocus system, I started looking at cameras that were better than my Nikon F80. Don’t get me wrong, the Nikon F80 was the right camera for me at the t...
Nocs Provisions, a company most well-known for its affordable and rugged binoculars, has announced the Portal AFN7 Adventure Camera that it says is the first in a series it will re...
Classic camera design keeps showing up on new releases, but the vintage look in your photos comes from the glass, not the body. Cheap, older lenses can deliver a character that no...
Toronto. Collectors search diligently for pristine copies of select cameras. Other versions and less pristine versions are also collected and later sold to upgrade the collection....
Toronto. When film/plates were the way to go, ISO (ASA) ratings on the media were so slow professionals and advanced amateurs used studio lights (or flash) to soften shadows and al...
Toronto. As our fall fair date approaches, We asked exhibitors to send photos/videos of goods featured for sale. Les Jones sent this photo at left of a c1880 Photosphere camera as...
Take a single trip with six different cameras and a hard question follows you home: which one actually earned its place in the bag? Peru offered a real test of that, pitting a vide...
Jim Kasson has spent decades following his photography wherever it leads. He talks about working in series, learning from the results and the gear that helps bring each new idea to...
The Camp Snap 2 improves on its predecessor… somewhat.
Apple says the variable aperture changes everything – these images, shot across a range of lighting conditions and subject types, show what F1.48 actually delivers.
Since Apple's keynote I have made two videos about the iPhone 18 Pro's new variable aperture lens, and in both of them I made predictions about how it would actually perform. Both...
At 16, Dunia Sulaiman Almanji began nurturing a deep connection with photography, starting with nothing more than an iPhone 6 and an eye for the details others often overlooked.An....
The Tecno Camon Slim 5G is an ultra-slim phone that heavily emphasizes style. [Read More]
Out of nowhere, a package arrived for me from an anonymous source and what was contained inside intrigued me instantly: A Konica IIA in almost perfect condition. It was a gift from...
The Slow Mo Guys’ Gav updated an earlier video where he filmed shutters travelling at a very high frame rate. The update adds a film camera to the mix as well as an extended compar...
Light, camera razor blades?! How photography became an art form in pictures - Photography
Most of the strongest documentary and street photographs come from moments the photographer almost missed. The difference between catching them and losing them often comes down to...
I took Google’s newest high-end Pixel phone to the streets of Seattle and the woods of the North Cascades to see how the cameras performed.
Four days ago I put out a very nerdy video about the variable aperture lens in the new iPhone 18 Pro, and it has since become the most watched thing I have made all year. I did not...
Sometimes the moment you're in is the only reason you need to take a photo of what stands before you. See Stefan Pfeffer's moments as captured with his Sony a7CR.
We had the distinct pleasure of attending vivo's X500 series unveiling in Shanghai, China. If you've never been to such an event, it's pretty nice; the maker usually arranges a bun...
Kenko Tokina makes us think about our shots and feel extra emotion when we finally see how they turned out. Recently, our Japanese-language reporter Go Hatori has gotten really int...
It was sold beside postcards, and by 1952, you could buy the camera and make your own reels. I just didn't know any of that when I was a kid.
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