Sony A6300 review and ISO performance

Being the camera nerds that we are, we are planning to purchase the new Sony α6300 as soon as it is released in March for our video work. Because owning Canons, Nikons, Olympuses, and a PhaseOne is not enough :P Seriously though, our different camera have different purposes, and boy does the Sony A6300 looks...

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Canon 5D Mark III: A quick review

An update: After five weddings After photographing five weddings on the Canon 5D III I have some more comments and some in-the-field photos to add.  Although I mentioned in the article below there is no real need for the high ISOs as we bring our own lighting gear and don’t usually shoot above ISO 1600/3200...

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15 posing tips for better portraits

POSING TIPS FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS Normally people do not stand stiffly upright, unless they are a guard for the Royal Palace! Yet this is the first pose that most people will do when a camera is aimed at them, along with a big cheesy smile. For a photographer, learning to pose your subject so that they...

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Photo competitions | What makes a good photo?

TIPS FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS What makes a ‘good’ photo can be subjective, but after judging local and national photographic competitions I thought I would share some tips on what I think makes a successful image. Below is an outline of the key criteria for selecting which image to enter, whether you are submitting it in a...

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Photography Workshops

Getting started with your DSLR – private workshop This is an ideal workshop for beginners to DSLR photography who would like to learn how to control your camera creatively.  This workshop will get you off “auto mode” and shooting with confidence! 1) The “Exposure Triangle” – Aperture, ISO and Shutter Speed – which is the...

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