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A wide-angle lens is a great option for landscape and architecture photography, allowing you to capture more of the scene in your frame. Our list covers both Canon mounts, RF for the EOS R mirrorless bodies and EF for the DSLRs, so you can find the best wide angle lens for your Canon camera. The Canon RF 15-35mm f/2.8L IS USM tops our list.…
By Trevor Marshall

If you’re looking for photo software to sort and organize your RAW files, you may come across Exposure X7. It features many sorting and editing tools at an affordable price… especially compared to the prices you get from a software giant like Adobe. Today we take you through an Exposure…
By N Constant

Today we’re going to compare the two big names in photo scanning software—VueScan vs SilverFast. Maybe you’re are a photographer who shoots film. Or maybe you’re a beginner who found their family’s old archive of negatives. Either way, scan software is the most important factor when scanning photos. Both scanning…
By N Constant

Are you tired of using the same old stock images and illustrations? Jasper Art is an AI image generator that might be the answer to your problems. It takes basic words and phrases and turns them into amazing images. It’s quick and easy to use. And it creates images in any art style…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith

This DxO PureRAW review is for you if you often look at your images and wish there was a way to quickly clean up the RAW file. If that’s happened to you, then this might be the app for you. The program cleans your RAW files with one click. It…
By Jenn Mishra

If you’re into editing photos and post-processing, you need to check out this Topaz JPEG to RAW AI review. All photo editors know how frustrating it can be working with JPEG files. It’s difficult to make the changes you want. You can tweak and retouch as much as you like.…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith

Nearly six years since its release, it’s time for a Nikon D7500 review. Is it keeping up with the competition? Or is it time to move on? The D7500 sits in a pretty competitive segment of the market. It’s not pro-level, but it’s also a bit pricey for just taking…
By Trevor Marshall

Please forgive me, but I’m going to start this GoPro Hero8 Black review with a discussion of microphones. One microphone in particular—the Shure SM58. Why? Well, Shure introduced the SM58 in 1966. Technology has made a stride or two since. But today, it’s still the best-selling vocal microphone on Amazon…
By Trevor Marshall
An acrylic print puts your photograph behind a sheet of polished acrylic, or prints it straight onto one. Light refracts inside the panel instead of passing through it, so colors read deeper and highlights glow. We rank 9 labs on the sizes, thicknesses and mounting hardware each one will actually make…
By N Constant

Topaz DeNoise AI solves the problem of digital “noise.” You’ll know that if you’ve ever had to use really high ISOs, your photos can be ruined by noise. It introduces colors that aren’t there and loses the detail by producing unattractive blotchiness. But sometimes you can’t avoid it. So, having…
By Expert Photography
Topaz Gigapixel AI offers the possibility of enlarging your photos beyond what should be possible. There are occasions when you can’t get close enough. And the area you need is too small to be enlarged to the size you want. This is what the software is designed for. I imagine…
By Expert Photography

Recently, we got to try the Duo Boards from V Flat World. And our experience with their newest product makes us rethink using tabletop backdrops! Early in our food photography careers, we used cheap vinyl backdrops at our home studio. But it didn’t take long to discover they were too…
By Chad Verzosa