When it was first announced in 2011, the Panasonic LUMIX FZ47 was considered a “fun” bridge camera that sacrificed some of the features that made its sibling, the FZ150, a premium bridge camera. Among the features sacrificed on the altar of better affordability were the lack of RAW image capture, a now nearly abandoned video…
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I’m not even going to start this review with much of a preamble – we’re not exactly fans of Adobe’s products and their draconian subscription model; that’s why, when Affinity announced their new Affinity Version 3. 0 (Affinity from here on out) was completely free to use forever, I had to check it out to…
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Nikon and Sony cameras have never seen eye to eye. For instance, as our reviewer, Alberto Lima, succinctly said in his latest op-ed about being a Nikon fanboy: “We’ve been running neck and neck long before Sony stripped Minolta for parts (may the camera gods rest their souls), and truthfully, we’re better than Canon. ”…
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At ThePhoblographer, we’re lovers of Photography, and I am specifically a lover of analog photography. I love the nostalgia behind seeing the grain, colors, and yes, imperfections. In recent years, several companies have tried to capture the magic and transfer it to digital images, and Felix, a photographer and YouTuber (this will be relevant later),…
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While all the other photo publications are chasing companies that don’t care about us for review units on the newest cameras, I’ve decided a while ago that I’ve mostly given up on the big three. At this point, asking the non-existent avodacos in my fridge to stop browning feels easier than asking Canon, Nikon, and…
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Something I’ve seen Nikon doing ever since the launch of their Z9 camera a few years ago is a steady release of firmware for their cameras. What’s even nicer is that sometimes these firmware updates introduce features that Nikon typically used to release only via newer camera models, at least in their DSLR lineup. The…
Many photo apps today make users one of two promises: to create kitschy images that are popular on social media sites or to create filtered images that claim to be film-like, but instead just look like muddy cellphone photos. The Horika App goes a bit further than a half-baked promise of “film-like” photos and instead…
