Cameras & Camcorders

  Compare last year’s photos of your children with your kids today – the difference is startling! Photography allows us to capture the past and compare it to the present. Before and after photos are really interesting: especially when they are done well. Some can even be hilarious. Try composing a before and after photo series and you will have created a unique photo memory and you might win the awesome Canon Rebel T5i camera. Read on for more details …

At Sony Canada’s recent VIP product preview event, which included showcasing the new stunning Sony BRAVIA 4K TV lineup displayed, the Japanese electronics manufacturer also showed the a popular selling category this time of year: cameras. One model I took great interest in is Sony’s super portable, mountable and wearable Action Cam.  

Sony has introduced a new camera into its repertoire with the Alpha A6300, a successor to the A6000 released in 2014. The new model, while trimmed down in size, boasts more under the hood, making it one of the more compelling mirrorless cameras to hit the market.

Today I want to offer another, very specific piece of advice that I believe will help you improve your photography significantly; this one is geared towards those intermediate and advanced types who use an interchangeable lens camera (a DSLR or mirrorless) and are comfortable shooting in manual mode.

Because we can review our images immediately on our cameras nowadays, photographers can get into a bad habit of spending too much time looking at the LCD screen. But there is an easy way to help break that habit.

Taking great photos of a group is one of the trickiest of photographic feats. Here are some tips to help you get a better shot every time.

Sony has just announced the release of it’s latest flagship point-and-shoot – the RX10 III. It comes with one of the longest telephoto lenses ever made, and is capable of shooting pretty much anything you can imagine!

The GoPro Hero6 is made to capture action in adventurous and scenic settings, and its improved image quality is designed to make it all look beautiful.

With the rise of mirrorless cameras, it's easier than ever to shoot great video. Let's look at some of the best cameras for capturing high-quality video.

There's nothing quite like the experience of seeing photographs develop right before your eyes. With the Instax system from Fujifilm you can rediscover the tradition of instant photography - prepare to be amazed!