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Nikon Z6 And Z7 Specs And Price Leaked Yes They Have 5 Axis Ibis

It’s not much of a surprise, given that tomorrow’s supposed to be the official announcement, but now we’re seeing more Nikon Z6/7 leaks. This time it’s a photo of one in the real world, and something of a specs list, along with a price for the Z7 (no word on the Z6 yet). I can hear the cries of “fake news” already, as you begin to read the next sentence....

Old Fashioned Bank Accounts Cost Your Business Time And Money Why Not Use Paypal Instead

I have been using PayPal for almost all my business transactions for years now – however, I recently had to (briefly) open an old fashioned business bank account for a special project I was working on. I was amazed at how expensive and useless a regular business bank account is compared to PayPal! There were service charges for everything, on top of a monthly fee – and I couldn’t do half of the things I’m used to doing with ease with PayPal....

Oppo Pad Becomes The Company S First Tablet But There S A Catch

This tablet got announced in China, and for now, it will only be available in OPPO’s homeland. This tablet surfaced a number of times thus far, so its launch didn’t really surprise anyone. It’s also good to see that more companies are releasing tablets these days. The OPPO Pad is the company’s first tablet, and it’s quite powerful The OPPO Pad is the company’s first tablet, and it’s quite powerful...

Photographer Under Fire For Posing A Baby With A Toy Bb Gun

It’s November, but let’s face it, Christmas is gonna be here in no time. So, a Shelbyville, Indiana-based photographer Amy Haehl recently posted a baby photo inspired by the iconic movie A Christmas Story. But instead of evoking holiday spirit, the photo caused a flood of negative comments because of a wooden BB gun the baby boy is holding in his arms. Amy, who is the owner of Coffee Creek Studio, creates Christmas-themed photos for babies born around the holiday every year....

Photographers This Is The Problem With Doing What You Love

“Do what you love and you’ll never have to work a day in your life.” If only I got a dollar for every time I heard or read this. But is it really like that? If you love photography and start doing it for a living, will it truly stop being a job and will you lose a sense of obligation? Landscape photographer Mark Denney discusses this in his latest video....