To highlight one of our key benefits, Phoblographer readers get a discount on Capture One and Skylum products! We’re super thankful to all our subscribers to the Phoblographer via our app membership. And this month, our subscribers qualify to win a NONS SL42 Instax Camera. This camera was rated very highly by us and has …
The Fujifilm Instant savings on some of their best lenses and camera bodies are disappearing this weekend! There are now lots of savings on the cameras and lenses that they’re targeted more at video users — however, they’re also great for shooting photos. You’ve got a while to think about these as they last until …
Hi folks! As many of you may know, we have a general policy to not work with several companies that we consider to be harmful to the world of photography. We’ve called out many in the past, as well as individuals whom we may have featured on this website. Unsplash is one of those brands. And previously, Polaroid has worked with them. But in a recent meeting, Polaroid explained to us what happened. Because of this, we cannot hold the actions against them, and we will continue to work with them.
“Yeah, but what about the smiles that you put on everyone else’s face?” is what a woman told me at my yoga studio. Before the Polaroid i2 was announced, I gave out free portraits to folks that I regularly interact with there and in other parts of my neighborhood. The camera and the photos didn’t really put major smiles on my face — and there are several reasons why. But it put a lot of smiles on the faces of people around me. If that’s what you’re looking to do, then Polaroid has a formula that’s very worth looking at.
Recently, we changed the way that our Reviews Index worked. It’s now designed in such a way that will give our readers the most balanced experience they can get their hands on. The Reviews Index is far simpler now, and is designed for people to simply just browse through the reviews at will. But there’s more news beyond that. You can read more of our insights below.
One of my favorite cameras is one that’s greatly underappreciated — the Fujifilm X Pro 3. It’s the closest thing to shooting film that a digital camera can give you aside from the Leica Mx-D series. Of course, you could always just shoot film. Indeed, I do. My Nikkormat EL and Leica M6 are loaded with film right now. But shooting digital like film is a process that keeps me in line with my roots and that even reminds me of shooting like old-school digital. Here’s what I mean by it all.
We’ve featured photographer Jvdas Berra several times on this site. His resume is huge, and perhaps we’re all really familiar with the work that he’s done in Vogue over the years. There’s a great reason why he’s rated one of the best fashion photographers of 2023. But we were also curious to hear his thoughts on AI. And believe it or not, they might surprise you.
The Fujifilm 18-120mm f4 R WR is an insanely well-appreciated lens for the Fujifilm system. It’s small, fast to focus, and feel like it can do pretty much anything. Pair it with the XH2 or XH2s, and you’ve got quite a setup. While supplies last, you’ll want to get your hands on one of the …
As always, we’re super grateful and thankful to our supporters and subscribers via our app. It means a whole lot to help an accredited photography publication stay in operation. Last month, we were giving away an SQ40 to one of our subscribers. And today we’re announcing the winner. Head on below to see if you …
Some photographers tend to add vignettes to their photos when they’re editing. Indeed, they can be very useful tools in making a subject really become the center of attention. And for the most part, manufacturers have said that they’ve eliminated lens vignetting. However, that’s not really the case. Have you ever tried the reverse vignette?