Kind of an interesting comparison by Dan and Sally, because Dan likes the D850 for the photos they were shooting, but Sally picks the Sony a7RIII as having the best skin tones. The cameras are very back and forth, with the Canon being the most behind the times and the Nikon having the worst live […]
Max Yuryev does a lot of great videos about videography so these videos are really more from a video perspective, but he throws a bone to photographers in his “camera issues” video. I made a list of the main points, but if you want to get into his reasoning watch the videos, you might even […]
SonyPixelShiftt2DNG looks like an interesting solution to the lack of Pixel Shift support in Lightroom and other applications, but I am curious to see how the files perform once combined into the DNG format. You can read the release notes below and download the application here. In order to streamline the workflow with the raw shots […]
David Burnett started his career in photography using Nikon cameras, before selling all of his gear for Canon. Now 40 years later he is dumping Canon for Sony. It sounds like the Sony a9 was a major influence on his decision to dump Canon and even he thinks that he will have plenty of extra frames […]
If you’re disappointed by Sony lack of an intervalometer in their new Sony a7RIII or a9 like I am than Meike’s pro grip from Amazon might be a good option for you. I was down in key west the other day shooting astrophotography with some friends and really missed the internal intervalometer feature on the Sony a7RIII, […]
Image Resource devised a torture test for the Sony a7RIII, Nikon D850, Canon 5D Mark IV and Olympus OM-D EM1 that simulates a moderate downpour and while all the cameras survived the a7RIII didn’t perform optimally. The a7RIII had water in the battery compartment after the rain test and it started randomly firing in the off […]