DSLR Lenses
Digital SLR camera lenses help create the most professional images. But which one should you choose? Our digital camera lens reviews can help you choose the right pro-quality glass for you and your business.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012Lenses For Still + MotionPutting together the best optics for versatility and practicality While both photography and videography are visual mediums, video and filmmaking add an extra level of complexity. Read More... |
Tuesday, May 22, 2012The Fashion Shoot Watch NYC fashion photographer Laura Rose talk about the process of managing lighting assistants, stylists and more on the set shooting a campaign for Tamron. Read More... |
Tuesday, April 24, 2012Prime TimeOnce mostly cast aside in favor of high-tech zoom lenses, primes, or single-focal-length lenses, are making a serious comeback with pro photographers Everything old is new again, and sometimes that goes for technology as well as style. Read More... |
Tuesday, December 20, 2011The 3-Lens SolutionBe prepared to work in any situation with an efficient set of high-quality optics that covers the majority of focal lengths In a difficult economy, pro photographers often have a hard time saying no to a job possibility, even if it involves working outside of their comfort zone. Read More... |
Tuesday, August 10, 2010Lens Tech: Specialty Lenses For DSLR-Shooting ProsFor every job, there’s a perfect tool. Most photography can be handled by your core set of glass, but every once in a while, you need something different. These lenses don’t come out of your bag every day, but when you need one, nothing else will do. Digital image manipulation has stolen a lot of the thunder from old-fashioned optics. Read More... |
Tuesday, June 9, 2009DPP Solutions: Lens ResolutionHave modern lenses exceeded the capabilities of D-SLR sensors? Do today’s lenses out-resolve today’s image sensors? Or do today’s sensors out-resolve today’s lenses? Does it matter? Read More... |
Tuesday, June 9, 2009Hi-Tech Studio: Exact FocusEven high-end lenses can exhibit some slight front and back focus. A simple device can have you dialed in for perfection. While photographers have enjoyed the benefit of autofocus for 25 years now, many still struggle with its accuracy and repeatability. You may have heard the terms “front focus” and “back focus.” In fact, you may be struggling with this phenomenon in your own kit. Read More... |
Tuesday, May 26, 2009Lens TechWhat’s under the hood of modern photography optics? What is a photographic lens? Essentially, just a tube that holds a number of glass or plastic elements that make light do something we want it to do: produce an image of the subject/scene at a certain magnification and angle of view, sharply focused on the image plane in the camera. Read More... |
Tuesday, May 26, 2009Time For An UpgradeWith so many recent advancements in optics technology, is now the time to revamp your collection of lenses? Technology moves ever onward, especially in the realm of digital imaging. Cameras get better and better, computers get more powerful and, happily, prices for things like memory keep coming down. Even with 35mm-format D-SLRs, the value for your dollar keeps improving. Read More... |
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Contender: Alexander Hankoff
