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Canon has made the full-frame mirrorless decision a lot more interesting.
The new EOS R8 Mark II is no longer simply the lightweight entry point into full-frame. It now has in-body image stabilization, improved auto-focus, 40 fps electronic shooting, better ergonomics and uncropped 4K60 video oversampled from 6K.
At the same time, the EOS R6 Mark III ...
Pocket cameras have changed the way a lot of us think about video.
You no longer need a full camera rig to get stabilized, high-quality footage, and you don’t need to choose between something portable and something capable.
The more I travel with a camera, the more I realize that good travel storytelling starts before the trip.
It’s easy to think about travel photography as something that happens once you arrive. You pack your favourite camera, throw a few lenses in a bag, bring enough memory cards an...
There is something about fall that makes people want to pick up a camera.
The colour changes quickly. Morning fog hangs over lakes and fields. The light gets softer. Sunsets come earlier. Forest floors fill with texture and contrast. And here in Canada, the season can go from green to peak colour to bare trees in what feels like no time at all.
That sh...
Some of the best filmmaking happens when the plan changes.
A shift in natural light, an unexpected movement from your subject, or a composition you discover only after you start shooting can completely change the direction of a scene. For filmmakers working this way, the camera needs to keep up without constantly pulling attention away from what is happening in ...