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Camera Module On The Pixel 6 Pro May Be Difficult To Repair

According to the document, Google will be pairing a triple camera module to a unique device from the factory. It is said that an “RL rear camera is calibrated at a vendor site to secure the image/video quality post repair”. The camera module on the Pixel 6 Pro may be difficult to repair The camera module on the Pixel 6 Pro may be difficult to repair That page has been published on Repair....

Can You Get Away With Shooting Without Light Modifiers

When we talk about studio lighting, we always talk about light modifiers as well. They’re an integral part of using artificial lighting, but does it mean you should use them absolutely all the time? In this video from Adorama, Mark Wallace addresses this topic through a set of examples. He takes photos in his studio with different modifiers to show you what each of them does, so you can see for yourself whether or not you can get away with omitting them....

Canon Eos R Image Quality How It Stacks Up Against Other Canon Cameras And Sony Mirrorless

The announcement of Canon EOS R full frame mirrorless camera got many photographers excited, while the others were disappointed. In his latest video, Tony Northrup tested the Canon EOS R compared to some of its biggest competitors: the Canon 5D Mk IV, Canon 6D Mk II, Sony a7 III, and Sony a7R III. Take a look at the video and see how Canon’s full-frame mirrorless stacks up against competition in terms of image quality....

Diyp Reviews The Newly Annoucned Datacolor Spyder5 Elite

Datacolor has just announced a big software upgrade to their current line of monitor calibration tools – the Spyder5PRO+ and Spyder5ELITE+, which go with their Spyder5 product family. We reviewed those here. Ahead of the public release, I had a chance to test out the new software and I think that Spyder5 users are going to be pretty excited about a some of the new features unlocked with the Spyder5 Elite+ Continue reading to find out what’s new and my thoughts on the upgrade…...

Do You Need An Image Stabilising Lens As Well As In Body Stabilisation

Many camera bodies come equipped with image stabilisation (IBIS). Similarly, most high-end lenses also come with optical image stabilisation (IS). So what happens then if you use a body with IBIS coupled with an image-stabilising lens? Do you even need both or does one cancel the other out? And is it worth paying extra for the lenses with IS? If you’re confused by this conundrum then David Bergman via Adorama has come to your rescue....