Technology can help with a lot of photography, but when it comes to landscapes, you need skill and technique more than gear. Sure, DSLR tripods and a nice wide angle lens make a big difference but first you need to...
Fireworks usually conjure up images of festivities and celebrations; they are a means of expressing joy in some of the most profound occasions. With the Fourth of July being right around the corner, Focus Camera gives you a few...
The new Canon Rebel T5i comes out right on the heels of it's predecessor, a little less than a year passed between the two releases. We took a look at the T5i to find out if the improvements merited...
Inclement weather isn't the enemy of digital cameras and photography, or at least it doesn’t have to be if you have the right gear in your camera bags. In fact, intense weather creates opportunities to capture a number of...
When you pick up the OM-D E-M1, you notice it is more compact and feels a bit more like old SLR camera housings than the typical modern DSLR. This is the benefit of MFT cameras. It has the sturdiness...
If you aren’t careful, you can find yourself caught up in one little number as you shop for digital SLR cameras: megapixels. But digital cameras have come far enough that the megapixel isn’t the most important feature to maximize...
Taking great studio photographs at home requires the right equipment, layout, strategies, and techniques. Start with identifying the type of photography you want to do and then follow these tips – ranging from which photography backdrops and camera tripod...
By Kayla Sargent and Alisun Dellimore
The Canon SX50, Nikon P520, and Sony HX300 are high end DSLR’s that boast large optical zoom lenses. We decided to run them against each other in an epic “zoom off” at the Prospect...
The first question to ask yourself is why you need to consider camera tripods in the first place. The most common uses are for low-light photography where you need a slower shutter speed, night time photography of stars or...
Last week we went up to Central Park to film a review for the Nikon D600. As we were crossing the street, an outgoing and energetic young man jumped into Nathaniel's frame and posed for a photo! It was...
