Japan is often amongst photographers’ top destinations to visit, and Rees Photography offers an itinerary designed to introduce you to the exciting world of travel photography, including everything from ancient temples to cityscapes; Tokyo street photography to wildlife.
An ideal lens for architecture and landscape photographers, this ultra-wide-angle zoom is designed for full-frame, 50-plus-megapixel cameras.
Whether there’s a photographer in your life or it’s yourself that you’re shopping for, it’s easy to get lost in the innumerable options available. Luckily, we’ve had a year to look at, test, play with, and ponder many of the best photography products available, and we’ve filtered them all through our collective experience to bring you this monster camera buyers guide — for beginners right through to photography buffs, and sure to suit any budget.
If you’re a photo enthusiast ready to make the leap to creating your own gallery-quality prints at home, Epson’s new range of EcoTank photo printers offers an economical printing solution, as well as the convenience and high degree of control made possible by printing at home.
The Vanguard name is a familiar one among photographers, known for its range of hardwearing tripods, precise heads, and stylish and secure bags and cases. But birdwatchers and outdoor enthusiasts are abuzz about their sporting optics, too
If we want to preserve our photography, we need to make sure that the digital objects we create today can still be rendered far into the future. We discuss the topic, and get the opinion of family and portrait photographer Niki Boon, who has intimate experience of the importance of printing pictures.
Trying to create an atmospheric environment on location can be tricky: fog machines are large, heavy, and require a power source. Pyrotechnics are disruptive, sometimes dangerous, and aren’t suitable in many situations, while dry ice comes with its own safety considerations. This seems a lot to put up with for the simple aim of capturing streams of directional light in our images.
Rangefinder cameras are aptly named: they focus using a dual-image rangefinding device. Most varieties of rangefinder show two images of the same subject, one of which moves when a calibrated wheel is turned. When two superimposed images line up, your image is in perfect focus, and the distance can be read off the wheel.
Offering high-quality inkjet printers with an array of professional features, Epson’s SureColor range are the go-to printers for photography enthusiasts
Mareea Vegas talks to 26th Wallace Art Awards finalist Cathy Carter about her ongoing photographic enquiry into bodies of water, which has provided sustained inspiration for numerous collections of work
New Zealand’s endemic kererū, with its large iridescent-green feathered wingspan, and smart white vest, are a much-loved subject for nature photographers across the country.
The finalists of the annual Best Design Awards, organized by the Designers Institute of New Zealand, have been announced. Hand-picked from a record breaking 1178 entries, the finalists represent the best graphic, interactive, image-based, spatial, and product design over the past year.
Acclaimed astrophotographer Mark Gee had spent long nights under dark starry skies trying for his perfect shot, until one night in 2013, when the heavens aligned with his Canon EOS 6D. After a year planning the shot, the skies over Mount Victoria were pristinely clear, and the wind was at bay, but, most important, there was a huge globular golden moon rising above the hill. The result: his viral Full Moon Silhouettes time-lapse.
So, it was only natural that we should suggest Mark step out under the stars again, this time armed with the second-generation Canon EOS 6D Mark II, to put it to the ultimate test.
On loan from the Natural History Museum in London, the world-renowned exhibition, Wildlife Photographer of the Year, is being showcased at Auckland War Memorial Museum.
The New Zealand Institute of Professional Photography (NZIPP) Infocus conference is the biggest weekend in the country’s photography calendar. This year’s event, held on June 14–19 at Shed 6 on Wellington’s waterfront, leaped into gear with an impressive line-up of local and international speakers
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