The Canon EOS R10 is official, and it looks like a fantastic compact APS-C camera that will find its way into the hands of many budding photographers thanks to its low price. The good news is that Canon has been fleshing out its library of affordable prime lenses that will
As photographers, we often look at things at eye level. But more often than not, there’s much more to see, often by looking up. While I’ve discussed the importance of looking up before, and the different views you’ll get to capture, I have a slightly different take on this. Instead
Most photographers are careful about the images they post on Facebook. After all, you never know when one of your photos might end up getting you in trouble. But even if you’re careful with your content, there’s still a chance that you could find yourself in Facebook jail. In this
One of the major things that have come out lately about services like iCloud Photos is that it’s not meant to be used as a backup. And while you could transfer files with a cable to your computer, or deal with adapters, there’s a much easier solution. After all, Apple
Today we take a moment to remember all who have died to defend democracy in America. This tribute focuses on the photographers who risked and often lost their lives to bring all of us the stories of our heroes in the military. To learn more, click on each photographers’ name.
High key photography is a technique used to create unique artistic images by intentionally overexposing a scene. Special post-processing techniques are used to create a very light image that enhances textures, shadows and contrast, particularly with black and white conversions. I was recently inspired to explore high key photography during
“The Harz National Park in Germany faces an unprecedented crisis. After two years of drought, several severe storms and the rapid spread of the bark beetle, its forests are extremely stressed and weakened,” Berlin-based graphic designer and photographer Philipp Apler began his introduction to his black and white series. “Especially
Welcome to Shutter Notes, our weekly community feature. Shutter Notes gives you the chance to get to know our community members a bit better. Each member will share a little bit about themselves and an image they’ve chosen. Carl Kissin is an improv comic and musical theater lyricist. He has
Thinking of trying out Capture One? Now is the perfect time to give it a go! For a limited time, you can get 20% off your first year — or a perpetual license. Buy Capture One Pro using the code PHOTOFOCUS20 to avail of this offer! With Capture One, you have a powerful photo
Back in 2019, after joining the L mount Alliance, Panasonic released two full-frame cameras, the Panasonic S1 and the S1R. In 2020, those two photo-centric cameras were joined by the S1H and the hybrid S5. Since then, things have been rather quiet. This could be about to change, though. A
It’s time to make your voice heard! Each week, we ask a question of our readers so we know what sort of content to produce more of. Your input helps us make Photofocus better. This week, we want to know how you carry your camera and lenses. What type of
Do you know a Dad who could use some cool stuff for photography for Father’s Day? Of course, you do. Here are a few ideas. Like last year’s Father’s Day gift article, I’ve tried to create a list of good, original gifts that Dad might not already have. Dads who
