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Through the Cat’s Eye – A Sony A7s High ISO Mini Project

23/07/2014 By Heather 3 Comments

Do you see anything special about the cat portraits below? If not, I won’t be surprised or offended. At first glance, we have a series of simple images of the most photographed animal in the world in its natural home environment. Many of the photos appear to have been taken during the day, with light streaming […]

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Shooting with the Dark Knight – First Impressions of the Sony A7s

14/07/2014 By Mathieu 17 Comments

I’m not going to hide the fact that the Sony A7s is a camera that I’ve been eagaerly awaiting ever since I first heard the news of its existence. While I enjoyed shooting with the A7 and A7r and appreciated their wonderful image quality, at the time of their announcement the first thing I wrote was: why […]

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The Quest for Full Frame: Is it worth it? – Part I

14/12/2013 By Mathieu 11 Comments

Full Frame: these two words put together make lots of photographers happy. Immediately we think of gorgeous image quality, beautiful shallow depth of field, exceptional dynamic range and great low-light performance. But technical specifications aside, what are the real benefits of using a Full Frame camera and what are the reasons to choose one?

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Will 2014 be the year of the Full Frame mirrorless camera?

18/05/2013 By Heather 1 Comment

If 2013 was the year of powerful fixed-lens compacts such as the Fuji x100s, Nikon Coolpix A, and the Ricoh GR, 2014 will most certainly be the year of the Full Frame mirrorless camera. So far, the only Full Frame mirrorless cameras in existence are the Leica digital M series (except the M8) and Sony RX1, whose […]

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