Joe Farace

Zeiss has recently introduced a series of spare-no-expenses, top-quality manual-focus lenses optimized for today’s digital SLR cameras. Let’s put one of them through its paces.

Lots of photographers would like to own a really wide angle, fish-eye lens, but there has always been one major roadblock standing in the way: the price tag. These optical devices are complicated to design and build, and that complexity is ultimately reflected in the cost.

The Olympus E-P1 is a bit of a hybrid. It’s not a point and shoot camera, although it looks like one. It isn’t an SLR but takes interchangeable lenses.

When it comes to knowing the difference between program, auto, Tv, Av, and manual, do you feel a bit green? After this in-depth look at DSLR modes, you’ll be an expert!

How to put together a complete location/studio lighting kit that will fit in a carry-on bag

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

Here's a great idea: Use a wide-angle auxiliary lens attachment to compensate for your digital SLR's small sensor crop factor! Does it work?

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