What is a good lens for Milky Way photos that won’t break the bank? This is a common question that frequently pops up in social media discussions everywhere. People ask about recommendations for ultra wide-angle lenses for night photography, astrophotography, or photographing the starry night. And with “Milky Way season”
It’s easy to adjust your camera if your viewfinder looks blurry. Next to your viewfinder, you’ll see a small wheel — this is called a diopter. With a lens cap on your lens, mount your tripod and then look through the viewfinder. Then turn this wheel until you achieve an
Here I go again, touting the advantages of mirrorless cameras. The thing is if you’re into landscape and nature photography then you’ve always been encouraged to carry the biggest tripod you can carry. This is because big heavy cameras sitting atop spindly tripod legs are prone to wobbling and vibration making
Read part 1 of this 2 part feature article here. Intro: As stated in the first part, Im in no way a self proclaimed expert in these matters and I do recognise that there are many other systems to use when making photographs other than the ones Ive highlighted in
Intro: Im in no way a self proclaimed expert in these matters and I do recognise that there are many other systems to use when making photographs other than the ones Ive highlighted in this feature. However, I do produce prints with a high image quality and the process that
