A quick hands on look at Sony A9iii and the Sony APS 75-350mm len

 An essay by Charles S. Johnson, Jr. Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one.  – Albert Einstein I don’t mean that the real

One of the most emotive questions facing landscape photographers today is whether their images should be factual. If you take a photograph in Yosemite, should

The Epson SureColor P9570 in action Table of Contents Introduction Ink (and Canon comparison) Epson Ink History Paper and Gloss Differential Why It's Not Perfect

By Michael Reichmann Milky Way #2 Pentax 645z with 35mm lens @ f/4.5 122 seconds at ISO 12,800 One of the most beautiful sights in

Worry less about your gear and focus more on the image you want to create. Good photographs are not taken; they are created. Yes, the

If you’ve been reading EV Mag for any significant length of time, chances are you’re familiar with my belief that the most critical ingredient for

Japanese photographer Kazuyoshi Nomachi shares with his contemporaries Sebastião Salgado and and Steve McCurry an ability to turn photojournalism – the art of capturing the

We’re increasingly demanding more and more demands from our cameras. We already have 14 steps of dynamic range, very low noise at 3200 ISO, an

I often get asked for help on various matters photographic, and noticed a common denominator caused by confusion sewn when people try to teach less

Sony: Beyond question, the mirrorless market leader as of July, 2019, Sony also manufactures image sensors for most of their competitors. Sony has been in

It is only by protecting the protectors can we survive on the planet into the future. JR: It is hard to decide where to begin

“And what is art, but in its purest sense, simply the expression of the human experience in whatever form it may take? At its very

Jessica Eaton has a problem: people always want to know how she makes her photographs, but few are capable of understanding the explanation. The Montreal-based

Understanding Polarizers Care, Feeding & Proper Use There are few more important things that a nature photographer can do to improve his or her photography

Lately, I have received a number of emails and personal messages regarding the Coffee Corner on the Forum and in particular the Political Discussions.  A

What’s a Stop? We’re photographers so we all understand the concept of a stop. In terms of exposure, it simply refers to doubling or halving

Understanding MTF Charts Original article posted on January 13, 2009 by Michael Reichmann Do I Really Need to Know This Stuff? Actually, yes, you do. Pay attention.

Our New Moderator The forum is a very important part of Luminous-Landscape. It’s been a place where readers can ask questions and openly share their

One Of The Best Camera Values Available Today   It’s been a few busy weeks with camera announcements. This past week, Sony shook things up

Setting Up The Sony A7r III Menus I am the owner of a number of Sony cameras, the a7r, a7r II, A9, a7r III and

Charlie’s Story, What’s In The Bags, Arca Swiss Gear Head and Piano, Prints and Studio We continue our Shooting With The Master Series with 4

A Fun Adventure In Northern California With Charles Cramer Last year Luminous Landscape presented its first Shooting With The Masters video series. The first series,

A Look At What I Found Interesting The PhotoPlus Trade Show and Expo was a little over a week ago. The show ran from October

We all walk the long road. Sometimes the light is all shining on me, sometimes I can barely see. What a long strange trip it

Abstract This is the second part of a two-part article on bulk scanning slides and negatives using a Nikon Coolscan and VueScan software.  The first

On January 9, 2017, I was invited to a meeting in New York City to see a preview of the brand new Leica M10.  I have been a Leica user

Last spring, like many photographers, I was surprised to see Hasselblad announce the X1D camera.  As many readers know, I am old Hasselblad user. My career

Shipping Today See also the now-published Hands On Review (Jan 16, 2017) I was fortunate enough to be loaned a Hasselblad X1D before my Luminous-Landscape S.