My blog posts are often inspired by those around me. So I’m hoping a fellow photographer friend reads this and thinks about what I am saying in this post. It’s very tempting to want to upgrade (or at least many consider it that way) from an APS-C sensor to a FULL frame sensor. And I
I love my Profoto B2 Kit. However, it may not be in the budget for many reading this post. That’s why I’ll start by saying that you can still do this lighting setup with two speedlites or two inexpensive studio strobes. So don’t think you have to buy the B2 kit today. The B2 kit is
There is a lot of confusing information on the internet about APS-C sensors (also called crop sensors) and Full Frame sensors (called that for being the size of a 35mm negative from the old days of film). What’s correct and what’s incorrect? Who really cares? My thoughts are “Why Argue About It?” and “Why Create
I enjoy shooting video with my Canon 5D Mark III. However, I don’t like the restrictions of manual focus, the limited recording length of just under 30 minutes before it starts another file, the way the camera gets hot after long use and the problem with rolling shutter that comes with the use of DSLR
I have been shooting with the Canon 5D Mark III professionally for some time now, but I must confess that I am very impressed with the Canon 70D. The image above is a side-by-side comparison at 1600 ISO using the Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 lens on both cameras. This post is not about Full Frame vs. APS-C
Although I own (2) Canon 5D Mark III’s that I shoot with professionally, I just bought a Canon 70D with the 18mm-135mm IS STM lens. The thought of purchasing a 3rd camera body came to me after realizing that I may have to send one of my 5D Mark III’s back to Canon for a simple
The above image is of one of my Canon 5D Mark III’s that I took with my Mamiya 645 film camera outside with the camera sitting on my car. The Canon 5D Mark III was first released in 2012. It is an amazing full frame PRO DSLR that is used by numerous pro photographers around
The images above are from a multi-location full day commercial photoshoot in North Carolina. The images are 2 of 1,400+ images taken that day. In this particular situation, the client wanted part of the outside of the fire truck with the fireman inside the fire truck using the radio equipment. As you can see
The Canon 5Ds and 5Dsr will be on pre-order soon for $3,699 (body only) and $3,899 (body only) respectively. However, these cameras seem to be more about the 50.6 megapixels than anything else that I’ve discovered through some YouTube videos and other online research. If you want to do your own research, just search Canon
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