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Optoma ML300 Projector Review

A decade ago, many photographers desired to own a digital projector. At the time, though, they were so expensive—costing upwards of $3,000—that many people, including myself, had to dismiss the idea. Projectors also tended to be finicky to set up, the bulbs were expensive to replace and worse yet, it seemed they had an awfully limited time before they’d burn out.
 


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Adobe Photoshop’s Lightroom 4

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom is an important part of many photographers’ workflows.
 


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First Exposure: Western Digital Portable Hard Drive

Western Digital’s My Passport line of portable hard drives has been around for years, a testament to the product’s compact design and reliability. But over time, the line has gone through changes and the latest version continues this trend—even with its evolving design (this version now has rounded corners to more easily slide into your pocket).


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First Exposure: PicsCliq Increased Profits For Wedding Shooters

Social media such as Facebook and Twitter are alternately praised and demonized by traditional media. But the power and popularity of social media is never in question, particularly with young, engaged couples and their friend


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DSLR Video: CRU-DataPort ToughTech QR Duo

 One of the most important considerations of shooting video on location is the method used to back-up the recorded footage.


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First Exposure: X-Rite ColorMunki Display and i1Display Pro

There was a time when labs would take care of color management—from processing to print—for all but the most dedicated fine art photographers. However, now that our computers have turned into our own private labs and digital darkrooms, we have to pay more attention to color management and accuracy.
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First Exposure: Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 EX DG OS HSM

With all of the different specialties that make up the field of professional photography, it is very difficult to make generalizations about equipment. However, from what I’ve seen, there is a 70-200mm f/2.8 lens included in nearly every pro’s camera gear. Camera manufacturers and independent lens makers all have at least one in their lineups, and their top model is always among the first to receive the latest technological breakthrough from the company.
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