Dive Headfirst: Unleash Your Passion For Photography
Plus: Full Frame DSLR Vs. Crop Sensor: A Detailed Comparison & More
Jeff Tan
October 29, 2024
“To be a photographer, one must photograph. No amount of book learning and no checklist of seminars attended can substitute for the simple act of making pictures. Experience is the best teacher.” — Harry Callahan
Hi Photo Friends,
How is your week progressing? Are you feeling creative? I hope so. Today, we will focus on equipment.
Learn how to take professional photos of your photography gear, with tips on camera settings, composition, and post-processing for standout listings. TAKE A LOOK →
This lens is designed to capture very close-in 1:1 images but is versatile enough to shoot portraits and even telephoto shots out to a medium distance. According to Tamron, another valuable feature of the new lens is that it works well with APS-C cameras, too. With these, the lens offers a 135mm-equivalent focal length. TAKE A LOOK →
Sure, anyone can point a camera at someone, snap a picture, and call it a portrait. But if you desire to create meaningful portraits that will last through the test of time, start here. TAKE A LOOK →
This comprehensive comparison explains the critical differences between full-frame and crop-sensor DSLRs, helping you choose the best camera for your needs. TAKE A LOOK →
ProMaster has announced the Key Grip series of new tripods and monopods for mobile videographers. The series includes a new video head, carbon fiber and aluminum tripod kits, and a monopod kit. TAKE A LOOK →
“What I like about photographs is that they capture a moment that’s gone forever, impossible to reproduce.” — Karl Lagerfeld
Tomorrow: Exploring shapes in photography.
– Jeff