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I recently had the opportunity to get some hands-on time with the new ultra-compact Rebel camera, the Canon SL2. This 24-megapixel entry-level DSLR incorporates numerous improvements over its predecessor while retaining the SL1's small and lightweight form...

 

 

One of the less-publicized - but also very neat - features of the new Nikon D850 is its "Negative Digitizer Mode." In fact, it isn't until page 85 of Nikon USA's official D850 brochure that we find any discussion of the feature. So no, it is not a big deal for most users, but for D850 who still have film images...

 

 

How often have you been out in the field and wished you didn't have to carry so much gear in your backpack or wished something could be within a hand's reach? If you're like me, it happens quite a lot. I've tried carrying gear in a jacket, but jackets aren't designed with photographers in mind…until now. Pixentu...

 

 

While this week's Adobe announcements were met with mixed reactions by photographers, there are still some really neat new features in the Creative Cloud suite of photography software. For my money, the coolest addition is luminosity masking in Adobe Camera Raw and Lightroom Classic. You've been able to perform...

 

 

Canon Professional Services are often regarded as the best in the industry. The great has gotten better as Canon has added one of the most-requested feature changes, next-day service for Platinum members.

For CPS Platinum members, Canon will service and ship equipment the day after an estimate is approved. If...

 

 

Who doesn't love a good photography vlog? We have a pair of landscape-centric videos to share with you today.

The first video is from Gary Gough, a photographer and educator. Gary was recently in the Isle of Skye in Scotland leading a five-day workshop. He considers the Isle of Skye one of the best places in the...

 

 

With yesterday's news from Adobe regarding Lightroom CC and Lightroom Classic CC, many photographers are interested in learning more about alternative digital asset management software. Photo software developers Macphun will be releasing a new update to their popular photo editing application, Luminar, for Mac and...

 

 

When you are capturing landscape images, it is common to have a foreground element in your frame. However, it is often simultaneously the case that you want the background to be sharp. For example, suppose you are shooting an image of a mountain with a field of flowers in your foreground. You want the flowers and...

 

 

After a busy day of Adobe announcements yesterday, we're back to our regular Shutter Release feature. Today we have four pieces of photography content to share with you, starting with a neat video about using front tilt in large format photography. Next up is an article explaining metering modes. Third is a video...

 

 

We recently shared a video created by Thomas Heaton, which discussed the importance of gear in the context of comparing APS-C, full-frame and medium format cameras. This is a big topic and as someone who has been asked by many people over the years for camera recommendations, I wanted to throw my own $0.02 out...

 

 

22-year-old British wildlife photographer and filmmaker Sam Rowley is the latest guest on NatureTTL's new YouTube channel. Sam's new video is focused on how to capture great wildlife images in a rainforest.

Shooting in a rainforest presents unique challenges, including dangerous animals, unpredictable and harsh...

 

 

There is quite a bit of confusion and anger regarding Adobe’s updates to Lightroom today, and I did my best to cover those in an editorial you can read here. The point of that editorial was to put into words the range of negative emotions that many photographers...

 

 

Since almost its inception, Lightroom has been the choice for just about any photographer to organize, batch edit and export images. Folks from amateurs to professionals use the program, and there are thousands of plugins made by the community of fans available...

 

 

As you have likely seen here on Imaging Resource, Adobe made numerous big announcements today regarding its photography software. The company announced Lightroom CC, Lightroom Classic CC and Photoshop CC 2018. 

Over at the Photoshop Training Channel, Jesús Ramirez has made a new video covering what's new in Adobe...

 

 

High-end optical company Zeiss has announced the eleventh lens in their Milvus family of SLR lenses. The new Zeiss Milvus 1.4/25 is also the fourth Milvus lens with a maximum aperture of f/1.4 and is going to be available for Canon and Nikon lens mounts.

Christophe Casenave, Product Manager at Zeiss, says of the...

 

 

In addition to the all-new Lightroom CC, Adobe has announced a rebranding and update for the classic Adobe Lightroom software, which is now fittingly called Adobe Lightroom Classic CC. Let's take a look at what's new in the updated "Classic" Lightroom experience.

While a lot of attention has unsurprisingly been...

 

 

Adobe has announced Lightroom CC and Lightroom Classic CC and it can be a bit confusing to fully understand how the Lightroom experience changes and what Lightroom CC offers compared to Lightroom Classic CC, so let's break it down.

If you haven't yet read about Lightroom CC, the gist of it is that the software is...

 

 

In a Lightroom-centric announcement at Adobe MAX 2017, Photoshop has also been updated to Photoshop CC. The new software includes numerous improvements to functionality and performance.

Speaking of Lightroom, Photoshop CC now includes access to Lightroom photos from the initial startup screen, which should prove...

 

 

A big change is coming to Adobe Lightroom. Adobe has announced three major new products: Adobe Lightroom CC, Adobe Lightroom Classic CC and Adobe Photoshop CC. To learn about Lightroom Classic CC, click here. For more on Adobe Photoshop CC, click here. This article is all about the new Lightroom CC product and...