How does Wyze switch work? The new Wyze Switch has a simple push-button design that can trigger four custom smart home actions. You could tap it once to turn on your lights, double-tap to activate your robot vacuum, triple-tap to … Continue reading →

For portraits, you want the highest image quality possible. So for the ISO set it as low as you can to avoid excess noise in your photos. Go for somewhere between ISO 100 and 400. But having said that, you … Continue reading →

YouTubers use professional microphones for recording. Most popular brands amongst YouTubers are Zoom and Rode . These microphones are expensive. If you’re recording videos/audio outside, using Windscreens on your mic will reduce the noise. What do YouTubers use for recording … Continue reading →

The Canon 55-250mm IS II is optically superb and handles very well for a mostly plastic lens. The biggest negative is that the focus ring and filter thread rotate during autofocus. It’s a kit lens sold with many less expensive … Continue reading →

Note there are exceptions. Nikon Coolpix A as as large a sensor as a typical DSLR. It also is not cheap and lacks a zoom lens. The definitive difference is that with DSLRs (and mirrorless cameras) you can change the … Continue reading →

As you’ll see below, in reality, the 64MP is much sharper. Here are the crops, this time the 12MP one is at 200%. Same as with the previous two crops, the one from the higher-megapixel photo is much sharper and … Continue reading →

The E-mount is a lens mount designed by Sony for their NEX (“New E-mount eXperience”) and ILCE series of camcorders and mirrorless cameras. The E-mount supplements Sony’s A-mount, allowing the company to develop more compact imaging devices while maintaining compatibility … Continue reading →

A 40-megapixel camera is overkill for most shooting situations, but it’s really good for capturing extra detail in long distance and macro shots. That’s what we’re predominantly going to test here, looking for fine details, as well as general color … Continue reading →

It isn’t that 5-megapixel cameras can’t be good, even better than phones with an 8-megapixel count lens; or that we’re due for another bump along the megapixel scale. It’s that to many shoppers, 5 megapixels just doesn’t sound as good … Continue reading →

The most common causes of not being able to do a Live View or see a recorded video are: A poor connection between your mobile device and the internet. Slow internet upload and download speeds. A poor connection between your … Continue reading →

A camera lens takes all the light rays bouncing around and uses glass to redirect them to a single point, creating a sharp image. When all of those light rays meet back together on a digital camera sensor or a … Continue reading →

Electronic sensors or electrochemical sensors in which data conversion and data transmission takes place digitally are called as digital sensors. These digital sensors are replacing analog sensors as they are capable of overcoming the drawbacks of analog sensors. What type … Continue reading →

Meet the World’s Largest Sensor Camera That Shoots RAW: The LS45 (Sensor Size of 140mmX120mm) The LS45 was developed by a company called LargeSense, which offers a huge large format video, captured in an insanely large sensor with the size … Continue reading →

A tripod should be tall enough to hold your camera steady at your eye level. 60 inches is tall enough unless you’re shooting on a hill, you want to take a higher perspective, or you have objects at eye level … Continue reading →

Unfortunately, when an app doesn’t understand how to read a RAW file, the system will instead display a low-resolution thumbnail image.These are both the same file. The blurry image on the left was loaded in an app that can’t read … Continue reading →