WEEK IN PHOTO
Mystery Concept Live Shoot
LED Light
NEWS
Relonch: One click perfect photos for $99/month?
$99/ month gets you:
- Leather clad Samsung NX camera with permanently affixed 30mm f2 lens (on loan. Not to keep)
- Camera is fully clad in leather with only the power and shutter buttons accessible
- Even LCD screen is covered
- Photos are automatically sent from the camera via 4G/ to Relonch
- “Best” photos are edited automatically (AI?) and sent back to your smartphone in 24 hours
- Every month you get a photo book of your favorite photos
Top 10 Photos and Cameras of 2016 on Flickr shows some interesting insights
- 8 of the top 10 cameras for 2016 are iPhones
- The other top 2 cameras are Canon 5Ds
- 9 of the top 10 photos were taken with DSLR or Mirrorless cameras
- 1 of the top 10 has no metadata so the camera is unknown
- 48% of all photos on flickr were shot with smartphones (up from 39%)
- 25% shot with DSLRs (down from 31%)
- 3% were mirrorless (same)
- 21% point and shoot (down from 25%)
CRITIQUE
This was my first formal portrait shoot ever and the first in a studio using studio lights.
1/160, f/8.0, ISO 100
Pentax K-50 Crop Sensor Camera
Shot at 80 mm.
QUESTIONS
Omar Alasali
Do you have a guide on studio photoshoot and how to understand the principle of it.
Spyros’s Flash Photography Gear Guide
Opposite
Help me out Spyros, Panasonic G7/Sony A6000 VS DSLRs at the same price such as the D5300 and whatever on the Canon side. I don’t care much about battery life, view finder, portability etc and only care about the picture and also video quality. Both pictures and videos have to be good, not one or the other. Should I get the g7/a6000 or the d5300/canon or two seperate cameras for picture and videos or look into something really expensive that can do both well? I’m so confused, the last thing I want to do is spend hundreds of dollars and regret later.