Wow. I am completely amazed and excited at the feedback we’ve gotten over our DSLR Remote iPhone app for Canon EOS DSLR cameras. I’d like to thank all of you who have left comments or linked back to the article. We appreciate hearing from you. I’d like …

I’d like to do this mod, but I’m going to use my Lexar Eyefi card and a CF adapter first only because I don’t typically shoot tethered. If I don’t like the speed of it I will then do this mod. According to Pete (who designed this mod) the PeteTether …

Ever shoot with one of your lenses and think it doesn’t look quite as sharp as it should? Ever buy a used lens and want to make sure it works like it should? Ever stand in front of a mirror in woman’s clothing and think you look pretty? ah… wait, …

In keeping with the last few weeks of hardware reviews, I am taking a look in my own bag one more time to bring you this weeks’ hardware review: the 70-200mm L lens from Canon. Canon has several variants on this lens, with different minimal apertures both with and without …

I get asked a lot at workshops what I bring and shoot with on a typical wedding or portrait session, so I thought I’d share that info here. I consider this traveling light – compared to some others I know who bring an arsenal of bodies and lighting equipment. Other …

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by Miserere
 
Comparing cameras across systems, especially when they have sensors of different sizes, is not straightforward. That doesn’t mean it’s difficult, but you have to take certain rules into account so that comparing photographs from each camera will actually tell you something about the relative quality of each machine. Or …