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As long as one can still purchase Acufine developer and Tri-X film, then it is a good idea. My advice for those interested in documentary photography and an occasional intimate portrait (distance...

"Brick wall" would be perfect for close-and-intimate portraiture but the size would have to be about 45 x 45 in. At best it would be faux-old illuminated by faux light, if that is possible.

How does it do with an infrared filter? Does the lens produce IR hotspots? If so, the camera is worthless for infrared photography, which is a major division of landscape imaging. All apertures...

Infrared photography? How will we know unless DPR begins to test camera/lens combinations for IR hotspots? Such testing is very simple once you have the camera and filters in hand.

I want it right now for infrared (IR) landscape photography using my beautiful new Oben carbon-fiber travel tripod...

Digital cameras and lenses are ALL defective in one major way or another, as review after review always shows if you read the fine print. Aside from the production of video, which is not...

Production of precision cameras is not sports. We can't wait two or four years for a worthy camea forum to appear, since advances in photography and cameras affect the entire world and the way it...

Postponement of Photokina 2019 would appear to be a damaging development for Olympus marketing, since everyone assumes the company will go all out for its 100th anniversary product list. We can...

There is less here than meets the eye. The sound track is pedestrian. The ideas are sensualist and base. Does the world need this 2 minutes going nowhere and coming from the inane? Answer: No, it...

So if this 18-oz. thing suddenly fails in flight someone below will find out what it feels like to be hit on the head with a 1-pound hailstone.

The best thing about the announcement of a new MFT camera is the fact that this portends the big-splash continuance of MFT (in 2019) by its best manufacturer--Olympus--which has its 100th...

Many astute readers here have noticed the MADE IN CHINA label but not the announcement itself written by DP. The reason this is pertinent is obviously the shockingly low price for what is branded a...

"Public places" include foyers in museums and community centers where the managers have a perfect right to know who is photographing what and where, since the places must be MANAGED as public...

Another good reason to pursue available-light photography for its own sake.

People were living in and around forests that had up to 8,000 trees per acre when the safe density of timber is estimated to be 60-80 trees per acre (rough figures that have been published). Thus,...

See? Even the so-called readers of DP don't get it anymore. The smartphone generation is lost to true photography!

Simply call the site "Digital Video Review" and we will have a wrap on it.

If the latest digital equipment is so wonderful why can't we easily find a lens/camera combination that doesn't suffer from infrared "hot spots"? In fact, it's almost impossible! Answer: Because...

Because, "BJL," as we have discussed repeatedly on this site, real cameras (generally MFT and larger sensors but with exceptions, such as the Olympus "Tough" T5 and Canon G16) are the only means...

For myself, I have no need of a smartphone. Cameras are one thing and phones are another (thank God). People of the current generation who like to cut corners in life because they are cheap...