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The Nikon D800 Is 14 Years Old. Does It Still Hold Up in 2026?
The Nikon D800 is an excellent camera and if you own one, then you'll already know this. It surely is still very capable in 2026 though the newer D850 is arguably a better camera. Nikon DSLRs hold a special place in the hearts of many photographers. These cameras work best for…
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Digifilm Has a New Camera
The new Digifilm camera is going to be on the way soon. And thankfully, it's got a few notable and nice upgrades to it. When the original Digifilm camera was launched, I really liked it. But to be very frank with you, that love affair fizzled out really quickly. DigiFilm is now…
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Camp Snap is Suing their Alleged Copycats
Camp Snap, the company that has made screenless point and shoot cameras cool again, is going after some of the brands who've also been trying to cash in on this new market. Of course, brands like Echolens didn't make it, but then other brands like DigiFilm and Ygd Ecommerce LLC…
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One Photographer’s Love of Japan and Gear
It's easy for many photographers to be enamored with Japan. There's a ton of great culture, history, and products that come from there. In fact, most of the world's camera meant for photography specifically come from this area of the world. With that said, photographers like…
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On The Thought Process of Photography
The Phoblographer over the years has hosted interviews with some of the best photographers that sometimes get pushed to the side by algorithms and the attention economy. One of those photographers is Bryan Minear. Something I've always admired about his work is how painterly it…
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The Photography Care Program: What It Actually Covers
We get asked a lot of questions about our Photography Care Program, and most of them boil down to one thing: what does it actually protect, and who's behind it? Here's a plain-language rundown of what the program covers and why we built it with Full-Frame Insurance in the first…
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Does Focal Length Actually Compress Perspective? Well, Not Really
There are various things that one must remember when they pick up photography. From lenses to cameras to certain techniques, one has to see it all. One of them is understanding how perspectives and how lenses behave. Most photography tutorials will tell you about compression,…
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The Canon Elan 7 Is 26 Years Old. Is It Still Worth Buying in 2026?
If you're looking for a solid Canon film SLR that uses the EF mount, it's hard to beat the Canon Elan 7. It's just such a great camera for the money. Canon has always believed in creating cameras that benefit users. Whether it is their film cameras, the DSLRs, or even mirrorless…
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Is the Olympus Pen F Still Worth Buying in 2026?
If you own the original Olympus Pen F digital camera, then you understand what we mean when we say it's still worth buying today. It's such an excellent camera in so many ways. Olympus has created some fantastic cameras and the Pen series is one of them. The original Pen was…
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The Breathing Trick Photographers Use to Hold Still
Camera shake ruins more photos than bad gear ever does. There's a simple breathing technique, borrowed from meditation practice, that a lot of photographers have never been taught -- and it makes a real difference.
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Lightcraft Review: It’s Adobe Lightroom, Without Adobe
The truth is that Lightcraft really is a free version of Adobe Lightroom -- and in some ways it's better but in other ways it's just nearly as frustrating. If you're aware of the odd headaches that you get sometimes when you're doing something new, then know that you're probably…
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Sony FE 600mm F6.3 GM OSS Review: the Lightest Telephoto Prime We’ve Tested, but is That Enough?
You should buy the Sony FE 600mm F6.3 GM OSS with a big caveat: you're a wildlife or sports photographer who is accustomed to carrying around two camera bodies. If you're an enthusiast though, skip it. Super-telephoto lenses typically conjure up images of large, heavy lenses…
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Where to Actually Find Real Photography Writing Online
Most "best photography blogs" lists just repeat each other, and nearly all of them are focused on gear. Here's a different list -- one built around publications that actually cover photography as an art form.
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Is the Fujifilm 14mm f2.8 Still Worth Buying in 2026?
Back when it was introduced, the Fujifilm 14mm f2.8 wasn't a bad option; but we wouldn't use it today. There are better lenses on the market for sure. Fujifilm has some of the finer range of lenses for APS-C users. The company has created models like the 23mm, the 50mm, or the…
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The Sigma 35mm f1.4 Is 13 Years Old. Is It Still Worth Your Time in 2026?
One of Sigma's first lenses of their Global Vision program was the 35mm f1.4; and it's still considered to be a favorite of the staff here. The contrasty look it gave was truly something special. Sigma has created some of the finest lenses for photographers. The company's 14mm,…
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Is the Fujifilm 23mm f1.4 a Good Lens in 2026?
If you're looking for the Fujifilm 23mm f1.4 lens variant with more character, then you should consider the original lens. The newer lens doesn't have the same feeling and is meant more for faster autofocus in video. Fujifilm has some wonderful lenses in its portfolio. The…
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At 18, He Was Already Building Surreal Worlds With a Camera
Some photographers spend years finding a visual identity. Italian photographer Giulio Musardo had one by 18 -- a surreal, self-portrait-heavy style built with little more than a plain wall and natural light. We asked him how he got there.
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Viltrox 35mm f1.4 Pro Review: This is Different
The new Viltrox 35mm f1.4 Pro lens seems like it's an older design of some sort give how small many modern 35mm f1.4 lenses are. Make no mistake, it's a great lens with fast autofocus that's sometimes missing the mark, weather resistance, and really nice image quality. But after…
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Is the Sony RX1R II Worth Your Time in 2026?
Sony has introduced some fantastic cameras for photographers from varied backgrounds. The APS-C range caters to serious and intermediate photographers. The full frame is perfect for a plethora of genres, while the compact cameras are divided into beginner-friendly and premium…
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The Nikon 120-300mm f2.8 Z is For a Special Breed of Photographer
Today, Nikon is announcing their Nikon 120-300mm f2.8 Z lens that's designed for photographers of various types. We see this lens being mostly in use with event photographers and perhaps a few sports photographers. Nikon has long needed a lens like this for their Z8 and Z9. But…