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Sony Alpha A9 Mark III Global Shutter Technology

BY December 1, 2023 Articles

The Sony Alpha A9 Mark III has redefined the boundaries of photography, introducing the advanced Global Shutter technology in a full-frame format. This innovative feature is set to transform how professional photographers capture high-speed action. Revolutionary Global Shutter Technology At the heart of the Sony A9 Mark III lies its state-of-the-art Global Shutter. This technology ensures simultaneous data readout from all pixels of the 24.6-megapixel full-frame sensor. The result? Crisp, distortion-free images of fast-moving subjects, a boon for action and sports photographers. Cutting-Edge Camera Specifications The Alpha 9 Mark III […]

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The Best Cameras of the Year

BY October 26, 2023 Articles, New Gear

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Exploring the top cameras of 2023 If you’ve been waiting for the perfect camera or considering an upgrade, we’re exploring the best cameras of the year, covering everything from pocket-friendly to powerful options. Discover the most creative-friendly mirrorless solutions that are stealing the spotlight. And oh, the first one on the list? It’s not just a camera; it’s the cutest thing you’ll find, making it a delightful standout! Sony ZV-1 II The Sony ZV-1 MK II is a robust point-and-shoot camera that’s incredibly compact, making it something you’ll want to […]

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How to Shoot Video

BY June 13, 2020 Quick Tips

Manufacturers make a big deal about having video support in their newer DSLRs and Mirrorless cameras, but the uptake remains pretty low. Many folks use action cameras and smartphones for video regularly because they are incredibly easy to use. Let’s take a look at how to get started shooting video with your camera instead; you’ll be happier with the quality and surprised at how easy it is.

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Revisiting The Exposure Triangle

BY September 6, 2019 Ask The Expert, Learning

The Exposure Triangle is a continuous entity. A change to any value necessitates a change to at least one, perhaps both of the other elements. If we want a higher shutter speed, then either we have to open the aperture or increase the ISO or some combination of the two. When we shoot in full automatic, the camera’s CPU is doing all the work for us based on the meter reading. That’s great, right up until we choose to take a bit more creative control of the triangle.

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Dealing With Sensor Dust

BY August 23, 2019 Gear Care

There are only two kinds of digital photographers who use cameras with interchangeable lenses, those who have had to deal with sensor dust and those who have not had to deal with sensor dust, yet. If you are in the latter group, be ready, because it will happen.

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Exposure Compensation

BY July 19, 2019 Articles, Learning

Exposure Compensation: Snowbirds

What is exposure compensation and how do you use it? There are plenty of situations where using exposure compensation can improve your photos – at weddings, around a campfire, at air shows, taking shots of a nighttime skyline, etc. Exposure compensation exists on your camera so you can add brightness to images that come out too dark, or to remove brightness in images that are too bright to begin with. That’s it, plain and simple. Here are some tips on how and when to use exposure compensation.

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The Right Camera for Family Vacations: Point & Shoot

BY May 17, 2019 Gear, Travel

A good way to annoy your family on a family vacation is take along a lot of photo gear. If everyone in the family is not a photographer, you’re going to be “unpopular”. Vacations mean carrying a lot of stuff around with you to begin with, and going to places that may be a bit camera hostile – beaches, oceans, lakes, mountains, hiking trails, boats, amusement parks, etc. You get the picture. Although, it is easier when you have an RV to help store everything along the way. You can […]

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