Sony HX80: Is This The Ultimate Travel Camera?
Sony is emerging as a major player in the digital photography industry offering a wide variety of mirrorless DSLR like cameras, as well as a number of excellent compact “point and shoot” cameras that are perfect for traveling. Sony’s impact in the compact camera market, which began with the original RX-100, has been very significant […]
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The Battle of the Digitals: Leica M9 vs. M240
Leica, which was founded in 1849, is a German camera manufacturer with a long history of producing the high-end film and digital cameras as well, as excellent camera lenses. Leica has gained a deserved reputation for being the maker of the “best” cameras that money can buy, with many photographers dreaming of owning one. Two […]
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The Sony a6500 Vs. the Sony a7ii: Battle of the Popular Pics!
Sony is a well-known manufacturer of a wide variety of consumer electronic products, including a number of still and video cameras. In recent years they have introduced a number of very well received cameras including a series of mirror-less camera bodies that use interchangeable lenses. Two of the most popular of these cameras is the […]
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The Fujifilm X-T2: The Best X Body To Date?
One of the most exciting innovations in digital photography has been the introduction of mirrorless camera by all of the major camera manufacturers. Photographers of all skill levels have been drawn to these cameras due to their small size, lightweight, and excellent performance. In 2016 Fujifilm, who is arguably the most innovative camera manufacturer in […]
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The Sony a6500 Vs. the Fujifilm X-T2: Another Epic Showdown
2016 was another great year for photographers with many cameras of all types being offered throughout the year. Two of the most interesting cameras introduced last year were the Sony a6500 and the Fujifilm X-T2, both of which are mirror-less cameras that are based on the APS-C format. Neither camera is a new concept, with […]
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Top 3 Cameras For Shooting Music Videos
Today’s DSLR cameras are wonderful tools capable of producing excellent still image quality, especially when used by an experienced photographer. What many people do not realize is how good the video quality is in these cameras. Over the past few years, DSLR cameras have increasingly been used to make a variety of movies, TV shows […]
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The Fujifilm X-100T: An Upgrade to Love
2011 was one of the most exciting years for photographers when Fujifilm introduced the original X100, which quickly became a very popular with advanced amateur and photographers alike, who were drawn to the hybrid viewfinder, retro rangefinder style body and outstanding image quality. Two years later Fujifilm introduced the X100S, which was an upgrade to […]
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Another Amazing Rebel Review: The Canon T6 Rebel
Canon is arguably the world’s leading camera manufacturer offering a wide variety of cameras and camera accessories that target both amateur and professional photographers alike. While their camera lineup includes both film and digital cameras, their digital lineup of point and shoot and DSLR cameras have been very successful for Canon over the years. One […]
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Ultimate Nikon Showdown: The Nikon 3300 vs. the Nikon 3400!
The Nikon D3000 series of entry-level DSLR cameras has been one of Nikon’s best selling lines of cameras since the original D3000 was first introduced in 2009. Targeted towards consumers moving up from point and shoot compact cameras, the D3000 series of cameras has always had a reputation for excellent image quality in a small, […]
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Reasons to Love the Nikon D3400
Over the years, Nikon has been a leading manufacturer of cameras offering a wide variety of camera’s, including a large number of digital single lens reflex or DSLR cameras. These cameras are marketed towards both amateur and professional photographers alike and have been a very successful product line for Nikon. Currently, Nikon’s DSLR cameras are […]
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