Monthly Archives: July 2018
3 Legged Thing Announces Two New Monopods and a Rugged Foot Stabilizer
From 3 Legged Thing: Complementing their highly-acclaimed range of tripods and accessories, and inspired by the Bletchley Codebreakers and 90s industrial metal (there’s a sentence you never thought you’d read), 3 Legged Thing has announced the release of Alan, … Continue reading
The 5 best portable battery packs
We break down our top 5 portable battery packs, so you can be sure you’ll never be left high and dry in the field We break down our top 5 portable battery packs, so you can be sure you’ll never … Continue reading
Panasonic Eneloop CC55 Quick Charger Kit – $42.49 Shipped (Reg. $54.99)
B&H has the Panasonic Eneloop CC55 Quick Charger Kit available for $ 42.49 with free shipping. Regularly $ 54.99. Product Highlights Maintains a 70% Charge up to 10 Years Slow Self-Discharge/2100 Charging Cycles Pre-Charged and Ready-to-Use Charge Any … Continue reading
Lightroom Tricks: How to Process Video in Lightroom Classic CC
Video? Wait…what? Isn’t this Digital Photography School? Yes, it most certainly is and yes you indeed read the title of this article correctly. I’m about to show you how easy it is to actually process video right inside of Adobe … Continue reading
Sigma 100-400mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM | Contemporary
Sigma markets two 150-600mm super-telephoto zooms in its Global Vision line-up. The ‘Sport’ lens goes for all-out performance, while the ‘Contemporary’ edition aims to reduce the size and weight, with minimum impact on image quality. Even so, they’re both big, … Continue reading
Photographing 4th of July Fireworks
This week, Americans celebrate a holiday in a manner befitting the importance of the day. Of course, I am referring to the 4th of July and celebrating with out-sized fireworks shows! “Celebration of Light” captured by PictureSocial member Ray Lee … Continue reading
Tamron 100-400mm f/4.5-6.3 Di VC USD
Super-telephoto zooms have grown in popularity over the past few years, Tamron’s latest 150-600mm G2 being an excellent example. The lens is tough and well-built, and delivers very good all-round performance along with impressive image quality. The only real downside … Continue reading
Interesting Photo of the Day: Windmill in Netherlands During Sunrise
Morning hours can really be fruitful for a photographer—if you’re able to leave your bed early, that is. Albert Dros’s image truly supports this statement: Windmill Rising from Fog in Netherlands by Albert Dros (Via Reddit. Click image to see full size.) … Continue reading
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV review
Canon’s 5D series of cameras has a rich heritage – the original EOS 5D bought full-frame photography to the masses, the Mark II unleashed Full HD video capture for the first time on a DSLR, and while the Mark III … Continue reading
How to Become a Professional Photographer: 7 Key Steps
Photography is a hobby for many, but only a handful can make the cut and adopt it as a career. Photography is a very competitive industry, and it requires a lot of persistence to succeed. The COOPH team has compiled a … Continue reading
Interesting Photo of the Day: Auroras Over Crater Lake
Few places on Earth match the beauty of the Icelandic countryside, and this photo shows exactly why photographers are flocking to the island’s Golden Circle route: “The Crater” by Sigurdur William Brynjarsson (Via Reddit. Click image to see full size.) … Continue reading