It’s Infrared Photo Season! The leaves are popping and that means it’s time for infrared photography season to kick into high gear. We both enjoy infrared photography, and our editing workflow continu

Our Workflow for High ISO Images Newer digital cameras do an excellent job with handling noise at higher ISOs, but they are not noise-free. When you shoot action like sports or wildlife, especially if

Photographing the Solar Eclipse Unless youve been under a rock, you probably saw LOTS of photos of the North American solar eclipse. We have some thoughts on it, plus Rick got to try out the Nikon Zf

Get creative with alternative crops This week, we chat about using alternative aspect ratios as a creative tool. You might be able to choose crop ratios in your camera, or you can crop your images lat

New Nikon Z lenses! This week, we discuss the recently announced Nikon 28-400mm f/4-8 Z lens, plus the new Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 Di III VXD G2 in Nikon Z mount. Immediate opening for California/Oregon

We tested the OM System OM-1 Mark II, focusing on its face/eye detection, advanced autofocus with tracking, C-AF+TR mode, and new sequential shooting frame rates to evaluate its worthiness for your ca

Returning from a 10-day Cuban trip, we explore traveling there legally, our photographic encounters with vintage cars, architecture, and vibrant locals, and share photos in a bonus video.

Photographers often resist updating their workflow and equipment, fearing new tools. Our podcast discusses this aversion to change. Note: We're in Cuba next week; the following episode airs March 16th

Discussing camera features, we explore whether extras like over 24 megapixels are needs or superfluous, and ponder unexpectedly useful features. Tune in for more insights.

This week's episode addresses the implicit bias in online camera and lens reviews, emphasizing the importance of critical interpretation when new gear is announced.