Category:Photography
Vintage Cameras Return, Kodak and AgfaPhoto Lead Trend – Camera Jabber
In an age dominated by digital perfection and AI-enhanced filters, a new wave of photographers is turning the clock back, intentionally. The retro revival...
RØDE Launches Wireless Micro Camera Kit for Creators – Camera Jabber
RØDE has unveiled the latest evolution in its acclaimed wireless microphone lineup with the launch of the Wireless Micro Camera Kit, a powerful new...
13 Composition Rules Every Photographer Should Know
Struggling to create stunning compositions? I’ve been there. Composition is a tricky subject to master; some photographers spend years developing their skills with limited...
Introducing the Leica M EV1
Something new to ‘M’ photography, the ultimate in street photography? Here’s a great run-down by Leica trainer, Robin Sinha. While this isn’t exactly a...
Insta360 X4 Air Launches as Ultra-Portable 8K 360 Camera – Camera Jabber
Insta360 has officially introduced the X4 Air, a new addition to its acclaimed X Series that delivers 8K 360 video in a compact and...
Nikon Zf Firmware Update Adds Film Grain Feature – Camera Jabber
Nikon has officially released firmware version 3.00 for its full-frame mirrorless Zf camera, offering users a creative leap through the addition of a new...
Shoot with your phone? Sandmarc Hybrid Filter Review
Sunglasses for you phone. This review in from our friend Lee Herbet at Capture Ink Over the last few years the cameras in phones...
Review: Godox’ new(ish) mini-flash iT20/iT22
We were recently sent the Godox iT20/iT22 iFlash for review. They’re tiny, they weigh in at about 45gm. they’re USB-C rechargeable and they take...
Stronger Wildlife Photographs: 5 Ways
Wildlife photography should be easy: get a long lens, put the critter in the frame and don’t screw up the exposure. Simple, right? In...
Why Photography is More Than Just a Click
In an era where every smartphone is a camera and every moment is potentially “Instagrammable,” it’s easy to dismiss photography as a mere act...










