One thing that people often debate over, especially in the travel photography field, is whether to use a camera with a crop frame sensor or a full frame sensor (the EOS Rebel SL1 has a crop frame sensor). How old … Continue reading →

Most condoms have expiration dates printed on the packaging. Avoid using a condom after it has passed the expiration date because it will start to break down and become much less effective at preventing STDs and pregnancy. It’s not just … Continue reading →

The Adapter for Sony/Minolta AF Mount Lenses to Fujifilm X Mount Digital Cameras from Novoflex makes it possible to mount a Sony/Minolta AF lens to your Fujifilm X-Pro1, XE-1 and XM-1 Mirrorless Digital Cameras. Can I use Sony E mount … Continue reading →

When shooting with Polaroid film, keep in mind that our film works best in moderate temperature, between 13 – 28°C (55 – 82°F). Temperatures significantly outside of that range can affect our film in unpredictable ways with respect to development … Continue reading →

TSA may require you to scan your camera separately. Any portable ​electronic device, such as a digital camera, may go in a carry-on bag, given that it’s screened. However, a TSA agent could request to inspect the camera more closely … Continue reading →

The sensor is your camera’s most sensitive component. It can easily be damaged if it is exposed to scratches, dust particles, or the environment. So it must remain safe from any outside damage. Can you damage your camera sensor? Your … Continue reading →

Many people have purchased iPhones from China, Hong Kong and Macau because they want a model that has two SIM slots for international travel. Why is iPhone popular in China? The new iPhone 13 has led the success. The relatively … Continue reading →

Your iPhone gets hot because the battery and other hardware inside generate heat whenever your phone is working, even if it’s just charging. Your iPhone is designed to dissipate heat, but an old battery, too many apps running, and even … Continue reading →

How to Shoot Street Portraits with Permission Don’t hesitate. Smile. “Make” a photo, don’t “take” a photo. Make a “portrait”, not make a “photo” Make your subject part of the portrait-making session. Compliment your subject. Hang out with your subject … Continue reading →

This is also Jérôme’s go-to workhorse lens. “The Canon EF 35mm f/2 IS USM lens is my standard lens for reportage and street photography,” he says. “It’s lightweight, it’s compact and the focusing speed is second to none.” What camera … Continue reading →

On all modern digital cameras, the AF-ON Button stands for “Autofocus On”. It is used for engaging autofocus and metering, although its function can be re-programmed for some other purpose on more advanced digital cameras. The AF-ON Button (circled in … Continue reading →

The Nikon D7200 provides a Nikon F-mount with autofocus coupling and contacts. That means it will autofocus with older “screw-drive” AF lenses, as well as with AF-S lenses that have their own focusing motor. What type of mount is a … Continue reading →

There is no name to it—ISO is but an acronym that stands for the International Standards Organization. Exposure is the amount of light YOU allow your camera’s sensor to get as you capture. Is ISO part of exposure? No. ISO … Continue reading →

the iPhone. When Steve Jobs unleashed the iPhone: 10 amazing facts from the 2007 launch. Did Steve Jobs Use iPhone? A new book reveals an important lesson about disconnecting. A new book by Steve Jobs’s former executive assistant, Naz Beheshti, … Continue reading →

About genuine iPhone cameras Camera does not focus correctly or images are not sharp. When using Portrait mode, the subject might not be in focus or only partially in focus. A 3rd-party app that uses the camera might freeze or … Continue reading →