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Professional Photographers Wecome

Aspiring shooters and assistants, too!

By Mason Resnick - March 9, 2009


Let's cut to the chase: What does a professional photographer want?

  1. Info on the latest gear
  2. The latest techniques
  3. Money-making ideas

We cover all three--but this is now a two-way conversation that I encourage you to join. Share your ideas and suggestions with your fellow professional photographers here!

 

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The Best Portable Storage Right Now!

A place to keep your valuable images and videos

ArticleAccessories and Gadgets Gear Guides & Reviews - by Mason Resnick, 24 days ago

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With high-end DSLRs producing 15-25MP images and HD videos, those 16GB memory cards that seemed like overkill are filling up fast. What to do? Get portable storage! (Updated for 2009 Holiday Buying Season)

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TAGS: storage,  memory card,  memory card reader,  memory 

How to photograph football games

Capture peak gridiron action

ArticlePro Corner Techniques and How-Tos - by Mark Lent, 25 days ago

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Each autumn, the air becomes crisp and the sound of marching bands and cookouts fills the air, and it means football.

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TAGS: action,  sports,  sports photography,  action photography,  Sports Illustrated,  sportsshooter,  action sports 

What’s a “Street Photography Stress Test,” and why should you care?

A real-world way to push the latest cameras to their limits; 100 in 100/IV, Day 93

ArticleProduct Reviews Gear Guides & Reviews - by Mason Resnick, July 29, 2009

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The fast-paced, chaotic streets of New York City are the ideal place to quickly find out if a camera is up to street photography...and therefore, just about anything.

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TAGS: street photography,  sports photography 

USB Mics for Voice-Overs and Podcasts

100 in 100/IV, Day 80: Microphones for HD videos from DSLRs: The Exciting Conclusion

ArticleBuying Guides Gear Guides & Reviews - by Mason Resnick, July 10, 2009

Sometimes, you need to finish your video by adding sounds in the studio. These mics put ‘em right in your computer

 

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All About Off-Camera (remote) Mics

100 in 100/IV, Day 79: Even more sound advice for your HD vids!

ArticleBuying Guides Gear Guides & Reviews - by Mason Resnick, July 9, 2009

Got a big enough budget to equip a crew? We lower the boom on microphones that your audio engineer aims at your subject.

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TAGS: DSLR,  hd video,  microphone 

Choosing a Camera-Mounted Microphone

100 in 100, Day 78: More sound advice for HD videos with DSLRs

ArticleBuying Guides Gear Guides & Reviews - by Mason Resnick, July 8, 2009

Turn your camera into a self-contained HD sound machine by attaching a mic to the hot shoe. Which type is best?

 

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Choosing a Lavalier Microphone

100 in 100/IV, Day 77: More sound advice for HD videos with DSLRs

ArticleBuying Guides Gear Guides & Reviews - by Mason Resnick, July 7, 2009

Record your voice from a lapel attachment for better quality using an itty-bitty mic.

 

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Soup up your digital still camera’s HD video sound—Don’t use the built-in mic!

100 in 100/IV, Day 76: Sound advice for HD videos Part I

ArticleBuying Guides Gear Guides & Reviews - by Mason Resnick, July 6, 2009

Invest in a good microphone (or two) so your sound quality does justice to your DSLR’s HD video.

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Review: DSLR Camera Remote for iPhone

100 in 100/IV, day 74: Control your Canon DSLR with Your Cell Phone

ArticlePro Corner Techniques and How-Tos - by Joe Farace, July 2, 2009

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Is this $10 app for the Apple iPhone a wireless remote shutter release killer? Let’s touch the screen and find out!

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Leica M8 Street Photography Stress Test Portfolio

Our resident street photographer, Mason Resnick, shot Manhattan with the first digital Leica rangefinder. Here are his results

ArticlePro Corner Techniques and How-Tos - by Mason Resnick, May 5, 2009

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