EOS R5, EOS R, and 5D Mark III Image Comparison
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Read MoreSource: Shades of Difference and Direction « Joe McNally's Blog Hard sun, big silk, beautiful light. Pretty simple. Take a nuclear blast of sunlight and tame it by interfering with...
Read MoreIf you were at this weekend's Rescue Adoption Fair, you can find your photos...
Read More“In-lens IS is optimum… but that’s not to say we aren’t looking at in-body IS” When the Canon EOS R was revealed, the first thing many people...
Read MoreI shoot a lot in front of live audiences, sometimes sizable ones. The places where I do this, let’s face it, are hardly inspirational. They tend to be gray, or beige, or black. The walls are...
Read MoreOne of the most common questions photographers have is “should I upgrade my camera?” It’s right up there with “what lens I should buy” and “can I take selfies with this?” (That...
Read MoreHere are some images using the $150 Tamron AF 70-300mm f/4.0-5.6 lens. It's not the world's best lens by far, but it has some very cool niche uses — specifically, if you don't want to spent...
Read MoreThe weather forecast was calling for 3-6 inches of snow, the temp hovering around 33 degrees. If you've ever lived on the east coast, then you know it can snow even when the temp is above...
Read MoreWinter is coming to a close - cold mornings bring snow, all to be washed away by after noon rain, and then draped in snow once again as the sun sets. This transition from winter to spring is...
Read MoreIt's been a busy Autumn, and it nearly seems like I've missed Halloween all together. We decided we needed some time in a corn maze to bring us closer to the holiday, and it worked. We...
Read MoreI had the amazing pleasure to work with Andrew Hackett this past weekend. Andrew is half of a power couple (The other half being Carol Briney) who have started a new organization that helps...
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