Comparisons

MeFOTO may not be a brand you’re familiar with, but you should be if you’re looking for quality, lightweight travel & backpacking tripods.

The differences in full frame vs APS-C sensors are more complex than you may think. Would a smaller APS-C sensor suit your needs just as well?

Stuck on how to choose a memory card for your camera? Photographers and videographers have different requirements. Here’s an explanation of SD cards.

I dismissed the X-E3 as a camera that pros would want to use for a few big reasons – reasons that I eventually went back on, and now I love the camera.

I quickly purchased the Mavic Air to replace the Mavic Pro as my primary travel drone. But I soon realized that the Mavic Pro was a better drone for me.

I replaced my Mavic Pro with the Mavic Air because I thought it’d be the best travel drone and work great for hiking & backpacking. But how well did it stack up to my expectations after a few months? Here’s a practical review.

Sony’s alpha mirrorless cameras have seen some gradual improvements in the different models through recent years, but none quite as big as the differences between the Sony a7II and the new a7III. This is exciting!

It’s darn tough to choose the best travel camera under $500 with all of the choices out there these days. Don’t worry, I’ve done all the heavy lifting for you to come up with this shortlist of the best travel cameras for 2018. Great photos, easy to use, and lightweight!

I recently took a used Fujifilm X-T1 to Yosemite to see if I’d like switching from Sony to Fujifilm. As it turned out, I didn’t use the Sony once that trip.

I recently downloaded Capture One Pro 11 for their 30-day trial. I didn’t need 30 days; I only needed a couple of hours with the program to decide that I needed to switch from Lightroom to Capture One Pro for all of my photo processing.