Olympus Announces E-M1ll at Photokina
The gloves come off in the world of Micro Four Thirds as Olympus announces E-M1ll at Photokina. One of my predications for the world of mirrorless was that at some point, mirrorless cameras were going to outpace traditional DSLR’s in speed of AF, frames per second, and just about everything… Read More »
Lumix GH5 Announced at Photokina and Other Great News
Lumix GH5 Announced Photokina is the largest photographic show in the world and it only happens every two years. And today it kicked off in Cologne, Germany with some great news from my favorite camera company Panasonic Lumix. For one they announced the Lumix GH5. For over two years now… Read More »
Skip Cohen University Presents “Why?” with Daniel J. Cox
One of the truly most rewarding parts of joining the Panasonic Lumix Luminary team is the amazing array of talent associated with the brand. One such gentleman who’s become a good friend is Skip Cohen, the driving force behind the web portal Skip Cohen University (SCU). Skip’s an amazing man who has a… Read More »
Summer Flashback Photo Contest Enter Today
Hello Everybody, I’m working with Drobo helping them with their Summer Flashback Photo Contest. Anything goes as far as subject matter but the idea is to send us your best images showing what a great summer you’ve been having. There are great prizes. Below is a list of what’s up for grabs.… Read More »
Take Action Now Against Copyright Infringement
Professional Photographers of America reports 70% of professional photographers have dealt with copyright infringement. This is our chance to speak up! Sign up here to support a small claims process that will help protect your work and provide recourse if your work is stolen. Please visit Attention Copyright Owners Across… Read More »
Kathy Cavallararo Wants to Know About Moving From Nikon D700 to MFT
Kathy, For the most part, there are few limitations to the Lumix Micro Four Thirds system I shoot compared to my old but trusty Nikon D700. The D700 was one of the first really great Nikons for low light capture. I have’t done any side by side comparisons, but I… Read More »
Mylio Releases Another Great Update
I’ve been writing about Mylio for many months now. One of the ongoing benefits is the constant updates they keep cranking out. Not sure of the exact timeline, but it seems about once month they’re adding new features or improving what they already have. Mylio version 1.9 was just released… Read More »
Outdoor Photographer Highlights Dan’s Work With Lumix Cameras
One of my favorite publications, Outdoor Photographer, ran a piece last month I wrote titled Advantages of Micro Four Thirds cameras. Awhile back, after retuning from Africa and about four months of using the new Leica 100-400mm, I contacted the new editor, Wes Pitts, and pitched him the idea. I guess you could… Read More »
Protect Your Photography, Art, and Intellectual Property Copyright
I’ve never believed in the concept of the ‘starving artist.” Rather, I believe just because you want to be creative, there’s no reason you can’t make a decent living. I’m a firm believer in protecting my photographic copyrights and so should all others who aspire to be successful in the arts. You… Read More »
Lexar or SanDisk: You Decide
Awhile back I wrote a Blog post about how one of our NE Explorers, Rich Wilson, was having issues with brand new Lexar cards he took to South Africa with him. I shot a short video of the issue which was included in the Blog. Though I’ve tried many times… Read More »