Category: Cameras

It doesn’t matter how fast your Mac system might be today, Adobe Lightroom Classic still finds endless ways to slow down its performance. And the most mind-numbingly irritating part of that slowdown always seems to occur when you want to whittle down the files in a massive album, the submission deadline for which is right…

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A while back, I was saying that no one is making a bad camera. In fact, I was saying that since the early 2010s. I also have been saying for the past few years that all the newer cameras coming out don’t really have a good reason for many people to buy them…. Check out…

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I don’t know about you, but my fridge at home is decorated with numerous snapshots of family and friends spanning many years, precariously fixed in place with souvenir fridge magnets. It’s into this mix that I’ve recently added a few Vidabay Snaps. A Vidabay Snap looks like an instant-film print, but it is in fact…

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It’s been four years since Panasonic first launched the LUMIX GH6 — a 25-megapixel successor to the wildly popular GH5. Like the GH5 before it, the GH6 is very unapologetically aimed at videographers and “hybrid” photographers with a bevy of features that are intended to make everything from YouTube content to fully color graded, feature…

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Part of being one of the last remaining long-time journalists in the photography-space to report on both the tech and arts side is seeing how both have changed. In the early 2010s, I remember how photographers everywhere were saying goodbye to Kodachrome. An article we published in 2013 states that the film was introduced in…

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