Photography

Samsung has released a few new products today, and among them is the Gear 360, a standalone camera that can shoot photos and video in 360-degrees. This device, with its spherical form factor, has two lenses that capture 180-degrees on each side, with software stitching them together for a full image.

 So much photography is made nowadays solely for the purpose of posting to social media. How do we know if the images we post are truly worth sharing? Today I’m going to give you some tips to help you post images that will spark conversations and inspire your audience.  

Nikon showcased two new mirrorless cameras in the Nikon Z 6 and Z 7, built to appeal to both serious amateurs and pros who want quality in a smaller body.

For dorm room decorators and scrapbook lovers, the Canon Selphy Square QX10 prints unique, long-lasting photo stickers through an easy-to-use app.

One of the hottest new features in camera technology is on-board wireless capabilities, which allow you to download, backup and share your photos without the need to physically connect your camera to a computer.   Today I’m going to look a little deeper into the wifi functions currently available and the way various manufacturers are incorporating them into their latest models.

So you love photography and you’ve decided you want to push your images to the next level. Maybe you’ve had a point-and-shoot for a few years now and you’ve used it to death. Maybe you’ve found yourself looking at photographs on blogs and in magazines and thought “How can I make my images look that good?” Well chances are those images were made using a DSLR. Today I’m going to look at some of the advantages of the DSLR over the point-and-shoot, and some of the reasons why you might want to make the leap to the world of the DSLR.

Whether you are looking to graduate to DSLR photography or want to turn to something professional, Nikon has a lineup to cover those bases.

The new DJI Osmo Action 4 has a front and back colour touchscreen, larger sensor, and a new mounts to capture every second of the action.