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Gear Reviews
Tips and Tools
by Matthew Eldridge
July 2, 2020
Spend some time around some semi-pro photographers and you'll probably hear somebody mention a concept called the holy trinity. This almost-standard trio of lenses for pros doesn't have anything to do with deities but there is a bit of worship involved. Typically, what people are referring to is a specific...
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Education
Tips and Tools
by Matthew Eldridge
June 18, 2020
I’m going to go out on a limb and say that most people like to know what their image is going to look like when they take a photo. Many people just starting out in their photography journey don’t think too much about exposure levels or light contrast ratios, and...
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Gear Reviews
by Luca Eandi
June 12, 2020
When the Fujifilm X-Pro3 was announced last fall, it made waves in the industry. And not just because it was the highly-anticipated follow-up to the successful X-Pro2. No, instead, most of the furor was around a particular design choice involving the back screen. Largely, how it had now been hidden—seemingly...
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