I’m sure you’ve heard this plenty of times: “Gear doesn’t matter.” I am also one of the people who stand behind this point, and I believe it’s the photographer who makes the image, not the gear. But of course, the view on this matter can’t be either black or white. In some cases and for certain reasons, gear does matter. This is the issue Marc Falzon from The Analog Process addresses in his video....

There is something enchanting and mystical about the moon. But photographing the moon is a challenge which requires special gear, preparation, technique and right time. In this great animated tutorial from Apalapse, you’ll learn everything you need to start taking stunning photos of the moon. And it all fits in only two minutes. Gear Gear If you want to photograph the moon that doesn’t look like an overexposed white blob in the sky, you should start with the right gear....

The corona pandemic is also an enormous challenge for photographers. According to Google trends, for example, search queries for photographers in Germany dropped by about 50% during lockdowns compared to pre-corona times. In order not to get completely rusty, portrait photographers need some creativity to stay active. The solution for me was to sharpen my skills with self-portraits. In the following, I would like to show you three different setups to start with....

Tiene el mismo nombre que el perro de Los Supersónicos, lo que tiene mucho sentido, teniendo en cuenta que es un robot doméstico que es una mezcla de cámara de seguridad móvil, servicio de información y centro de entretenimiento sobre ruedas. A continuación enumeramos sus principales características y funcionalidades. Como tiene su propia personalidad, mantener una conversación con Astro, es similar a mantener una conversación con la asistente virtual Alexa. Además, su diseño recuerda al de un perro, aunque su cuerpo se parece más a esos carritos que utilizan los equipos de limpieza de todo el mundo....

Long before we started discussing whether iPhone can replace compact or DSLR/mirrorless cameras, Apple released QuickTake 100. It was launched in 1994 and was one of the first successful consumer digital cameras. Lazy Game Reviews travels back in time and brings you an unpacking video and a review of this retro treasure. So, what was the experience of taking photos with an Apple product back in 1994? Apple QuickTake 100 shot 0....