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In many forms of portrait photography, our clients expect more than one great image. Senior portraits and engagement photos require you to shoot multiple different looks and styles. To make things more difficult, these sessions usually take place at...

Although the Pentax 645Z medium format DSLR has been out for a few years, I only had a chance to try it out earlier this year, during my trip to Death Valley. I have been wanting to try the 645Z for quite some time, since I heard so many good things...

This is an excerpt from Chapter 1 of my e-book Adobe Photoshop Lightroom: A Professional Photographer’s Workflow. Chapter One is titled, “Shooting Workflow” and it covers how to set up your camera, cleaning the imaging sensor and also how to use the...

Overview Like the Pentax 645D that it replaces, the 645Z has a sensor that measures 43.8x32.8mm (168% the size of a 35mm frame) however Sony has provided the sensor rather than Kodak this time, and the pixel count has been boosted from 40 million to...

“Is that film? You know there’s digital now right?”, “Why do you use it?”, “I didn’t know they still make and sell film?” When I first started out in photography, digital cameras weren’t available, I was fully trained using and developing film. We edited...