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Image file formats explained
Today we're breaking down some of the most common image file formats in order to understand when is the best time to use each one.
Sony Alpha 1 camera review
You would be hard-pressed to find a mirrorless camera that outperforms the Sony Alpha 1 simply because of how versatile it proves to be.
DSLR camera buying guide
Discover everything you need to know about DSLR cameras and accessories so you can find the perfect match for your photography needs.
Sony RX10 IV Review
Read a review of the Sony RX10 IV super zoom compact camera which is perfect for shooting sports and action or nature and wildlife.
Sony FDR-AX43 Handycam review
The Sony FDR-AX43 Handycam is a fantastic camcorder with 20x optical zoom and one of the best stabilization systems I've ever seen!
Samsung Gear 360 (2017 Edition) review
Shooting photos or video in 360-degrees is a perspective unlike any other in imaging, and Samsung has made it a little easier to wield its latest Gear 360 camera.
Wide-angle vs telephoto lens: Which one is right for you?
There are key differences in the wide-angle lens vs telephoto lens debate that can impact how you capture a scene and achieve your creative vision.
Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo Instant Camera announcement
With the Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo, you can choose from 10 film and 10 lens effects to capture the perfect shot — or print your digital favourites.
Top 5 Wedding Photography Tips
Wedding photography is one of the most demanding forms of photography you can practice. You need to know your equipment inside out, and you need to be able to work fast and unobtrusively, you need to be creative at a second’s notice and make the best of the environment you’re in. You also need to have a really strong grasp of lighting and know how to deal with tricky low-light situations. Today I’m going to give you my top 5 tips for making great wedding photographs.
Canon’s new PowerShot Pick camera draws a crowd
Canon is synonymous with cameras, and the PowerShot Pick pivots in a slightly different direction by making it smart enough to capture images on its own.









