Technology moves ever forward, and the improvements that I have seen in capabilities of cameras for photography and more specifically for nature photography just in the last few years are pretty amazing.
Read MoreHigh Resolution cameras and nature photography
I was often cropping my 16 MegaPixel pictures down to a point that they were ok on the internet but as soon as I tried printing them the details started falling apart.
Read MoreA7III and 100-400 GM - how did it come to this?
Depending on what you do and if you get paid for it there are a number of camera combinations that people think of as apropos for that genre. For amateur/enthusiast nature photographers it is often the medium resolution but reasonably fast midrange camera and a 100-400 lens.
Read MoreTech News - New release from Olympus
Olympus has been teasing a new camera for weeks now that could very well be a fantastic nature photography tool, but I don’t think that was the most important announcement for nature photographers.
Read MoreShooting the lunar eclipse
After getting a great chance to shoot the solar eclipse a couple years ago, I’ve been itching to point the cameras back up in the sky. I did a good bit of research into the shoot and thought I was pretty well prepared….
Read MoreSony A6400 and firmware updates for A7(R)III and A9
Sony had a press event yesterday to announce their new APS-C mirrorless camera that seems to be an update to the A6300 called A6400.
Read MoreUsing mirrorless cameras for nature photography (My progress over time)
I started with a little point and shoot canon and quickly got hooked on taking shots and on how to improve the shots that didn’t look as good as I wanted. I started, and continue today, to use Canon cameras….point and shoot, then Rebel, moving up with my skills and as my budget allowed.
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