In this article, we are going to look at a key light shaper for anyone shooting portraits; the beauty dish.
The beauty dish takes the strengths of both hard light shapers and soft light shapers and brings them together in what is going to be a very unique look.
In our first article, we looked at the EOS M family at a high level and concluded that the EOS M family—from a function and image-quality perspective—is not only competitive with other mirrorless cameras, but also with modern DSLR cameras. In Part Two, we will take a closer look at some of the M Series bodies.
The fastest growing platform in cameras today is the mirrorless space, and yet there are still many folks who are not aware that Canon is in the mirrorless business.
If you are new to DSLR or mirrorless photography, the number of setting options available can be a bit intimidating.
For professionals, and particularly for aspiring professionals, the selection of the right studio strobe system has a long-term impact.
Time to clear up the myths about mirrorless.
Fault Tolerance: At its simplest, you treat two physical disks as one, with one being a live copy of the other one. If the primary fails, the second kicks in and things work as they always did except you get an error that a disk has died. It’s easy to do, but as each disk is a replica of the other, it’s not particularly inexpensive.
A tripod is a necessity for all committed photographers and videographers. When it comes to stills, the best tripod head choice is the ball head.
Investing in the right piece of gear can make all the difference to the workflow of your project and add flexibility to your filmmaking.
There are few topics in photography that produce such a visceral response as chimping. As is often the case, the answer comes with qualifiers. What is chimping? Do you chimp? Should you?