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When shopping for EF-M lenses for the Canon M50, you may notice there are relatively few. Most are made by Canon. Your options are limited, but on a positive note, that makes choosing lenses more straightforward. Lens choice is then more about creative intent rather than subjective differences in quality
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Some links in this post are affiliate links, so if you purchase an item through one, I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. These credits go directly towards supporting this blog and my YouTube channel. The Canon M50 is one of Canon’s most popular
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Good landscape photography backpacks are hard to come by. Packs need to be small enough to fit as a carry-on in overhead bins, rugged enough to withstand harsh weather, and provide sufficient space for camera bodies, lenses, drones, filters, and accessories. Here are some of the best photography backpacks of
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With so many options available for sale, which circular solid neutral ND provides the best results?
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Sigma has released a new 30mm prime lens for Canon EF-M mount cameras. The lens has a huge maximum aperture of f/1.4, making it an affordable, powerful lens to use in low light environments, portraits, street photography, or anything which would benefit from a fast lens with a
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Tripods. Love ’em or hate ’em, they’re an essential piece of photography gear. As part of the never-ending pursuit for the best carbon fiber travel tripod, I recently picked up the iFootage Gazelle TC6 – a budget-friendly, carbon fiber travel tripod with a number of interesting features. iFootage Gazelle TC6
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For about a year now, I’ve been filming all my travel vlog content using a Canon M50 with a Canon 11-22mm EF-M variable zoom lens. As much as I like the 11-22mm, I’ve unfortunately been bitten more than once by its small f/4-5.6 aperture. Not a
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Favorite iOS and Android apps for creating landscape images
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Getting the soft, dim light experience behind my photo editing display