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The Phoblographer (Feed)
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Is the Sony A6500 Worth Your Time in 2026?
Sony has some wonderful cameras for various genres of photography. The company's APS-C range has been particularly great for young image-makers. The Sony a6500 is a decade old camera which turned heads upon its launch. But will the camera work for photographers today? Let's take…
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From Studio to Street: Our Analog Film Presets Hold Up Anywhere
We already showed what our Analog Film Presets Pack does to a studio portrait, so this time we took the same set of presets outside. Street and candid photography ask for something different from a controlled portrait: the grain and color response need to hold up in changing lig…
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Sony FE 8-14mm F3.5 Fisheye G Review: It’s About Time Sony Made This
There’s something special about a piece of gear that will genuinely make you want to pick it up and go out to make photographs. The Sony FE 8-14mm F3.5 Fisheye G lens is one such piece of gear – so much so, it made me fall in love with my Sony a7III again. Sure, fisheye lens…
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Canon Patent Tells of Strange 40-180mm f4-5 for Smalls Sensors
Canon has published a new patent for a new, telephoto zoom lens that is designed for a 4/3rd sensor. This is pretty interesting as Canon's current range of cameras do not feature a sensor size of this nature. While patents are largely designed for research purposes, it is possib…
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Interconnected (Feed)
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Filtered for ears and memory
1. ASMR is that full-body tingling some people get when listening to sounds like gentle tapping or whispering. It is detectable in the brain using EEG spectral analysis: ASMR amplifies low frequency and reduces high frequency oscillations (2022). (Technically: self-reported…
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A Photographer’s Reminder: Size Was Never the Point
It's easy to assume a bigger print or a bigger file automatically means a better photograph. Photographer Hellen Van Meene has a quote that cuts straight through that assumption, and it's worth sitting with.
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