In-body image stabilization (IBIS) has been a calling card of Sony’s mirrorless cameras for years. The a7C incorporates 5-axis IBIS so you can shoot stills and video handheld with minimal shake affecting your images. Do Sony cameras have Image Stabilization? … Continue reading →

For most of us, we need at least two cameras. If you shoot events, it’s very practical in order to avoid constant lens changes. If you work in a studio, it’s nice to have a backup camera in case something … Continue reading →

The biggest difference between a DSLR camera and a smartphone is the sensor size. And that alone is enough to create that chasm. Till phones have sensors that match those of DSLRs, it’s silly to think the output will be … Continue reading →

In line with this, the overwhelming majority of photojournalists are using DSLRs (71.1%) with only a tiny fraction having switched to mirrorless (4.4%), and it’s interesting to reflect on why this older technology is still the preferred choice of the … Continue reading →

While it’s entirely possible to take great-looking photos with an iPhone, the small sensors, fixed aperture of each lens, and lack of good-quality zoom make it difficult to be as versatile as a dedicated digital camera. Is an iPhone good … Continue reading →

Better built gear will degrade more slowly (in general). Every time you (re)mount a lens, you are applying a small amount of stress at the mount. Most cameras can handle decades of frequent lens swaps, but some will start to … Continue reading →

iPhones have traditionally received more favorable reviews than their Samsung counterparts in terms of overall camera quality, image consistency, and video quality, among other categories. Samsung, on the other hand, has greatly improved its game with its latest S21 series, … Continue reading →

How do you do continuous focus? If you are ready to try, take these steps: Change your camera’s auto focus mode setting to continuous. Frame your subject and depress the shutter button halfway. You should hear your camera making focus … Continue reading →

With an ocean line this magnificent, Maldives has a plenty of water activities to indulge in. But there is more to Maldives- a unique 100% man-made island, island hopping to uninhabited islands (nothing beats this), underwater trip in a submarine … Continue reading →

20 Most Famous Street Photographers You Should Know Dorothea Lange. Dorothea Lange (1895 – 1965) photographed in America during the Great Depression. Jill Freedman. 18. Lee Friedlander. Helen Levitt. Bruce Gilden. William Klein. Daidō Moriyama. Eugène Atget. Who is the … Continue reading →

Sony’s a6300 captures 4K video in the Super 35mm format with full pixel readout and no pixel binning, which allows for about 2.4-times as much data as required for 4K capture (QFHD: 3840 x 2160). Does Sony a6300 shoot 4K? … Continue reading →

Zoom lenses do have some disadvantages compared to prime lenses that you should take into consideration. A zoom lens is usually not as sharp as prime lenses. Another is that a zoom lens is slower. Because the maximum aperture of … Continue reading →

DSLR cameras, in particular, are expensive because they have large sensors much larger than P&S or smartphone cameras. Regular sensors can capture a few hundred thousand pixels in an average image. Still, DSLR cameras are specialized to such a degree … Continue reading →

Can you get a bokeh with an F4? – Quora. Yes. Shallow depth of field is possible at f/4 also provided that subject is not too far off, background is very far separated, and focal length is sufficiently long. Bokeh … Continue reading →

The Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 10.4 (2020) does not have a water resistance certification so you should avoid coming into contact with liquids and creams. Is Samsung Tab A waterproof? Unlike Galaxy Tab4 8.0, the Galaxy Tab Active is dust … Continue reading →