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Five settings to get the most out of the Fujifilm X-T5 Original
The Fujifilm X-T5, like most of the company's cameras, is known for the dials and tactile controls, at least on the outside. Inside, they sport hundreds of features like any other modern digital camera. If you are new to Fujifilm or perhaps haven’t gone too deep into the menu, here are a few camera tweaks that may be helpful. While this guide is tailored to the X-T5, the features aren't exclusive to the X-T5 or even to Fujifilm cameras.
Canon EOS R6 Mark II - Five Tweaks
The Canon EOS R6 Mark II is a modern mirrorless ‘jack of all trades, master of none.’ While it may not be the ‘best’ in any one genre of photography or videography it is a highly capable all-rounder for photographers seeking a versatile tool. In this series, Five Tweaks, I discuss overlooked or under-appreciated options and explain what they do and who they are for.
The F4 compromise Original
In the land of zooms, between the cheap entry-level kit lenses and the expensive professional F2.8 options lies the F4 compromise. This 'sweet spot' promises to deliver the professional feel, features and image quality of an F2.8 at a reduced weight, size and price thanks to its one-stop-slower maximum aperture. Is this a smart compromise or a middle ground that makes no sense?
Canon EOS R7 - Five Tweaks You Need to Know Original
The Canon EOS R7, like most modern cameras, has a menu filled with page after page of features. With so many settings (in fact more than 450) it’s easy to gloss over things that you don’t immediately need to adjust. In this article I’d like to take a closer look at a few items that may improve the experience you have with your new camera. I’ll be calling out some new, overlooked or under-appreciated options and explaining what they do and who they are for.
Got a new camera? Change these settings before you shoot! Original
You may have noticed a recent tsunami of new product launches. From camera bodies to lenses, accessories, software and computers, it seems every manufacturer has something new to hawk. With school graduations, Father's Day, travel season and world events like the Olympic Games, there are plenty of new cameras vying for your attention. If you've just bought a new camera, we have some tips on key settings to adjust so you can get the most out of your new gear.
DSLR Tips For Capturing Dark Scenes
August 22, 2018 If photography is writing with light, then low light photography is like writing a novel with a half inch pencil stub. But, the perfect moments don’t pause to wait for perfect lighting and in fact, sometimes dark scenes make for amazing images. Whether it’s simply taking a photo inside your home, capturing an event inside a theatre or some nighttime sightseeing, you can take great photos with limited light—it will just take a little more work.
8 Famous Photographers Share Their Tips
November 15, 2017 At some point, every photographer is going to be asked to travel to a location with a client; whether it’s across town or across the world, traveling with your gear is never easy and there are always risks involved. To help you prepare for the day you have to travel with gear, I reached out to past CreativeLive instructors and asked them to weigh-in with their best tips and tricks.
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