First Impressions: Leic...

Today’s Post by Joe Farace I was upstairs when UPS delivered a package so Mary signed for it. I said, “it’s probably the Vario-Elmarit 8-18mm f/2.8-4 lens” to which she replied, “it can’t be a lens because the package is too light.” But it was. It turns out that this lens only weighs...

Wordless Wednesday #2: ...

Today’s Post by Joe Farace A reminder: If you would like to have one of your images featured on Wordless Wednesday, contact me via the CONTACT button above and I’ll e-mail directions and information on image size. The image can be any shape, vertical, horizontal, panoramic...

What Lens Should I Buy ...

Today’s Post by Mark Toal One of the most common questions that I hear when working store events for Panasonic is what lens should I buy next? Once we narrow down the type of photos the customers like to shoot, we can make a few choices in every focal length range. This is the first in a...

To Flip or Not to Flip

Today’s Post By Mildred Alpern To flip or not to flip, that is the question. On my Olympus-E-M5 Mark II camera. The articulating screen or flip out screen is a useful addition. Having ignored its practicality, I seldom used it, but recently I did. To my surprise, a robin built an...

Wordless Wednesday #1: ...

Today’s Post by Milo Hess I would like to thank Jason Anderson for introducing me to the concept of Wordless Wednesday. For this first installment there are however a few words: The idea behind this and future installments in this series is to feature images, not only from our...

Feel the (Puppy) Love

Today’s Post by Mildred Alpern A while back, I wrote a post about photographing dogs and promised that I would show some pet owners at a future date. The date is now. Owners are invariably proud to have their dogs photographed and are generally willing to pose alongside. It is easy to...