Tag Archives: APS-C

Why Full Frame Matters For Paid Work

The longer you work in photography, and the more weddings and events you photograph, you get to understand the absolute importance of a full frame camera. A recent wedding I shot made me thankful that I had the best gear for the job.  “It’s all about the environment” Usually when photographing inside we have theContinue reading “Why Full Frame Matters For Paid Work”

Tiny Sensor Bridge And Point And Shoot Cameras Are Making A Come Back – Can They Be Used To Make Great Photographs?

Welcome to the fourth and final part of my series looking at camera sensor sizes, their use-case scenarios and who they are aimed at. The first three articles Is Micro Four-Thirds Half As Good As The Other Systems Or A Relevant Camera System?, Why APS-C Sensor Cameras Are Not a Compromise, They Are the Perfect SweetContinue reading “Tiny Sensor Bridge And Point And Shoot Cameras Are Making A Come Back – Can They Be Used To Make Great Photographs?”

If I Was Buying A Camera For The First Time, This Would Be My Advice To Myself

We’ve all heard it a million times, through friends, camera clubs, magazines and marketing. Start off with a beginner grade camera with a kit lens and take it from there. And for many, if not most of us, we followed that advice. But the advice is wrong, and if I was buying a camera forContinue reading “If I Was Buying A Camera For The First Time, This Would Be My Advice To Myself”

And Suddenly Photographers Started Moving To Micro Four Thirds And Smaller Sensors.

Over the last few months I have seen a growing trend among people I know in the real world, and people I know on social media that seems to be backed up by a poll I am currently running on social media (which I will share when it finishes). I have watched photographers move upContinue reading “And Suddenly Photographers Started Moving To Micro Four Thirds And Smaller Sensors.”

Can any camera be a “Professional” camera?

I caused a lot of debate on my series looking at Micro Four-Thirds, APS-C and full frame cameras. The articles were based purely on the objective use of each of these camera types, and how they are seen by people in the photography world, so today we ask the question that many of you haveContinue reading “Can any camera be a “Professional” camera?”