Category: Cameras
I ditched my pricey full-frame camera and downsized for a year – here are 5 lessons learnt
As with most photographers, I love a full-frame camera. The latest bodies from Sony, Canon, and Nikon offer heaps of resolution, cutting-edge subject detection autofocus, and an ever-expanding line-up of superb lenses. When I went full-frame, I thought I’d never look back…. Check out the original article: [Techradar.Com] I ditched my pricey full-frame camera and…
OM System OM5 II Review: Best Camera for New Photographers?
The Phoblographer may receive affiliate compensation for products purchased using links in this article. For more information, please visit our Disclaimers page. The OM System OM5 II Could Be the Best Entry Level Camera Yet When OM System pulled me into a meeting to show off the new OM System OM5 II (properly known as…
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My hope for Micro Four Thirds is waning – OM System’s latest travel camera is yet another disappointing upgrade
OM System’s OM-5 II is a modest upgrade of the OM-5 Available in three colorways, including a limited edition Sand Beige Body only price is £1,099 (US / Australia pricing TBC) I’m a fan of OM System’s Micro Four Thirds cameras. They’re compact, travel-friendly, compatible with a huge range of superb lenses, deliver incredible image…
Leaked Osmo Nano images suggest DJI is taking a second swing at tiny modular action cams, and I’m all for it
Leaked images show a tiny, modular wearable camera Suggests the DJI Osmo Nano will rival the Insta360 Go 3S Release date rumored for next month, ahead of another new Insta360 model They might be grainy, but leaked images of the DJI Osmo Nano have got me excited. If the stills are legit – and they…
The JGIPL DC101: What Does $60 Buy
More and more, I find myself considering what makes a “good” camera. As the old adage goes, the best camera is probably your phone since it’s always with you (or something to that effect). In the last decade, social sharing, smartphones, and “the feed” have all turned everyday photography into a disposable commodity…. Check out…
