On a Sunday morning, off the beaten path. In the small town of Nicolaus. Behind a levee, buried deep in the trees. The air is moist. The sun is a harsh, a cruel combatant, in an unassailable position. A game... Continue Reading →
By Corey Hill: Drones! Gotta love these Aerial tools. I have been flying drones professionally for my business, AntiGravity Aerial Productions, for the past 6 years now and it seems each shoot is truly a different experience with something to... Continue Reading →
My hope is that by reading this article you will come away with better understanding about some of the differences between full frame (FF) and cropped sensor cameras (APS-C). Many of the topics I will cover are very complex and... Continue Reading →
The problem with shooting at night is that we need light to make a photograph and, well, it's dark at night. There are three ways to increase the light and we will need to do all three to make our photographs bright... Continue Reading →
Here at Action Camera, we're always getting a steady flow of products that are new or at least new to us. Recently we had a camera in the store unlike any we had ever seen before. It was the "Lomography... Continue Reading →
One question that I am often asked is, “Why do you still shoot film?”, and it’s a great question. In our world of digital everything, it’s sometimes hard for others to understand why I haven’t adapted to the times and embraced... Continue Reading →
Well, it finally happened. For years I have been extolling the virtues of the lens hood and the UV filter for their photographic benefits as well as their protective qualities. While photographing the fall colors in the Eastern Sierras I... Continue Reading →
After four months of shooting with the Olympus 17mm f1.8 I can say that it has quickly become one of my favorite lenses and focal lengths to shoot with. I left my Canon system for dead in July and changed... Continue Reading →
Have you ever tried to photograph the moon? Was the result a "white hot dog"? Most people shoot at ISO 1600 for 10 seconds or longer because it is dark outside. Remember when you are photographing the moon, you are... Continue Reading →
