Although the human eye is a good tool for perceiving the world around us, it's not perfectly attuned to some situations. For example, if light levels are very low, or if you're searching for a well-camouflaged animal, you may not be able to see what you are looking for. However,...
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Photography News: GoPro Hero, Rumored Canon R5 Mark II Specs
This week I had the opportunity to test some very interesting products. I can't wait to introduce them to you and tell you what I liked more and what I liked less. I'm going to be a bit mysterious, so for now I'll just reveal that it was a long-awaited...
For Better Wildlife Photos, Shoot at Ground Level
At first glance, photography may seem like a reflection of reality. Yes, the camera sensor faithfully captures photons from the scene that pass through your lens. But which scene should you point at? It’s all up to your interpretation. Or, to match the theme of this article, down to your interpretation.
Ecuadorian Pacific: Fishermen on the Edge of the Tide
What is the oldest profession in the world? Although the most common answer to that question is... well, a different source of livelihood, I'm not far from the truth when I say it's fishing. We can find depictions of fishing on cave walls, as well as in the tombs of...
Photography News: New Sigma Lenses, Faster CFexpress Standards
What would a world without colors look like? A world reduced only to shades of gray? I was inspired to revisit this altered reality after some time, partly because of the updated version of the DxO Nik Collection plugin and partly because I will have a Leica Monochrom camera on...
Photography News: A Flock of New Lenses, Discounted Binoculars
Christmas may still be a long way off, but the advantage of being an adult is that you can enjoy it any time. Santa rang me a few days ago to say he had a new Nikon Z 180-600mm f/5.6-6.3 VR on the way for me! I think it should...
Photography News: Nikon Zf Rumors, SanDisk SSD Mess
When I’m doing nature photography, I feel like I can completely let go of all my worries and immerse myself in what I’m doing. A few days ago, while I sat at the edge of a small puddle, a beautiful dragonfly was chasing insects around the water and I was...
Photography News: Rumored Nikon, Canon, & Sony Cameras
The high temperatures that have been plaguing our readers in the United States have finally arrived here in Central Europe. I can't say I'm a fan. So, I have decided to follow the example of many animals and shift my activity to the evening and night hours. By that I...
Photographing the Goosander, a Very Special Duck
For most of us, the duck we know (and love?) is the widespread Mallard. You can see it across the world: Europe, Asia, North America, and it has even been introduced to Australia and New Zealand. But today I'm going to introduce you to a duck that is different in...
Nikon D3 vs Nikon Z9: Titans from Different Eras
Have you ever tried to imagine the outcome of a battle between two armies whose weapons and military strategies are separated by a century of development? Having recently got my hands on Nikon’s first full-frame flagship DSLR, the famous D3, I decided to try a similar experiment.