Archive for the ‘the best’ tag
Five Reasons Why Smaller Cameras are Better for Street Photography
There is often a debate back and forth about which cameras are best for Street Photography, and Eric Kim does a very good job of trying to discern through it all for people. Being a gear and tips oriented blog, we try to help readers make better decisions on which cameras are best for certain situations. In truth, it is all up to the photographer, and I agree with Eric that any camera can do the job. However, I personally believe that smaller cameras do it best. Here’s why:
Field Test: M Classics Compact Bag
If you want an elegant, durable and discrete camera bag then you may want to check out the M Classics Compact. As a bag meant to hold smaller DSLR cameras, expect something similar to the BJX bag reviewed and not the Domke F2. This bag was given to me as a gift from the creator, Seth Levine.
Field Review: Panasonic GF-1 (Day 1)
Though it is surely not a new camera, the Panasonic GF-1has finally arrived on my doorstep for review. This review should’ve taken place a year ago when I was still at Photography Bay, but complications in shipping prevented it from happening. Now that the camera is finally in my hands, let’s drive deep in! Right before doing that though, I’d like all users interested in reading this posting to also please check out my posting at Digital Camera Review about how to use these cameras like a pro.
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Reader Letter: Choosing The Right HD Mini-Camcorder
The reader letter today comes from Matt Moceri, a reader that is confused about which Mini HD camcorder to buy.
Great Books for Brushing up on Photography Skills
Some learn from practice. Some learn from mentors. Others learn from books. The following is a list of books, each with a specific theme, that you can use for the types of photography in which you wish to excel. Read the rest of this entry »
Long Term Test: Canon 7D Vs Nikon D300s
Both the Nikon D300s and the Canon 7D have been reviewed in different situations and at different times. However, when a review is complete, there are still issues that arise with the cameras way afterward. After using both for a prolonged period of time, this is the posting that will weigh the pros and cons of each camera against one another after they have been used in conditions and situations that most users of these cameras will find themselves in. Further, problems that did not arise before will now be noted.










