Make Your Summer More Memorable

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 The hot and sunny days of summer are upon us, and that means creating awesome memories with family and friends. And thanks to things like smartphones and affordable HD cameras and video cameras, it’s never been easier to capture every second of those important memories. The only problem, however, is the very real complication of making sure those memories are preserved forever in a digital age. But, not to worry. I have a few suggestions to help you safeguard all those images and videos of the upcoming good times, and even how to make your summer more memorable.

Canon releases PowerShot V1 vlogging camera

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The Canon PowerShot V1 looks a lot like a compact point-and-shoot camera but is actually built to do much more for vlogging.

Samsung NX-30 Review: A Mirrorless In A DSLR Disguise

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The NX30 represents Samsung’s big play to convince DSLR users to take mirroless cameras seriously. And with a long and impressive list of features, on the inside and out, this camera looks like anopther nail in the coffin of the DSLR category.   Today, photographer Justin Morrison gives us his thoughts on the NX30.

6 Tips For Photographing in Bright Sunshine

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 A bright sunny day may seem like the ideal time to make good photographs, but it actually brings a set of challenges that we need to take into careful account. Today I’ll give you 6 tips to help you make the most of those sunny summer days.

DJI RS3 camera gimbal stabilizer review

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DJI's new RS3 gimbal improves on the RS line's stability and adds more control for a smooth, effortless workflow when shooting.

Sony A7 IV mirrorless camera review

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Today I review one of the hottest mirrorless cameras to hit the market in a while—the amazing Sony A7 IV.

How to choose a camera for shooting video

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Are you interested in capturing great video footage? Thinking about investing in a new camera? We've got all the info you need to make a great choice!

How 360-degree cameras take your photos and video full circle

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Digital photography hasn’t been around that long, but it’s changed a lot in a short time. From point-and-shoot cameras, to DSLRs, to smartphones, to drones, and now to 360-degree cameras, the ability to capture images has literally gone full circle. Shooting a place or an experience with a full, spherical point of view looks to grow in popularity in tandem with the emergence of VR (virtual reality).

Gear up and hit the hill with the Sony ActionCam

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I was pretty excited to test out the Sony ActionCam With LiveView Remote, and if you watch point of view action sports videos on Youtube the way most of my family does, you’ll instantly know exactly what this camera is for. Designed specifically to capture live action video in all the crazy places you’d go to for action sports and recreation, the Sony ActionCam has all the bells and whistles you’d expect from a camera of this type. It was created for the ski hill, it shines on the side of a mountain, and you can take it with you while you hang ten on a wave near a tropic beach.

Polaroid Now instant camera review

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Anyone can snap a digital photo, but don't you miss holding one in your hands? That’s where the Polaroid Now instant camera comes in.