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by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
As complementary as peanut butter is to jelly, the camera and tripod are an age-old pairing that still manages to maintain relevance and unmatched functionality in a world dominated by image stabilization and Photoshop tricks. While the form and function of a tripod is far simpler to understand than the scrolling menus of today’s feature-packed cameras, it can still be a chore to choose the right setup for your needs from among a sea of manufacturers and seemingly comparable models.
Now, what’s the big deal with tripods? Most photographers
by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
Landscapes and wildlife are among the most challenging subject matter to capture well with a camera. Wildlife is unpredictable and despite your best efforts, will not respond to posing instructions. Landscapes are stationary but at the mercy of available light and weather conditions. All that being said, it is the unpredictable nature of landscape and wildlife photography that has earned these genres a very large, very dedicated, and very passionate following. The dedication of these photographers can make finding the right gift all the more
by Ryan Zanoni · Posted
When you press the shutter or that red record button, you take a photo or video clip, but where does all of the information go? Digital photography and film making is all about recorded data, and that needs to go somewhere. No photo, video, or audio recording can be saved without storage space or memory. Few cameras offer internal storage, so we must then turn to external devices to record our work, like the memory card.
Recording work and data in the form of thousands of pictures or hours of video is made possible by compact