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Cell Phones versus a Camera… Sensor Size Matters

Posted on September 24, 2018 by JeffOctober 5, 2018

There really is no comparison when it comes to choosing between cell phones versus a camera to take great pictures!  You don’t use your camera to make telephone calls, so why would you rely on your cell phone to create photographs? Aside from the fact that almost everyone has their cell phones handy to create photos at a moment’s notice, why would you trust a cell phone to preserve your precious memories? Most Cameras Can Connect to Your Smartphone The fact that you can share your memories across social media is not a valid reason; when you consider almost all … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog, Cameras, Photo Tips | Tagged Cameras, Tips

Time to Clean & Check your DSLR Camera’s Sensor & Lenses

Posted on January 3, 2017 by JeffJanuary 3, 2017

If you’re using an DSLR camera, you’ll eventually require a “Clean & Check” to remove dust spots you encounter due to a dirty camera sensor.  When it occurs it is the result of sensor dust and you’ll need to know how to clean the sensor, and how to minimize the risk of this happening again. What does Sensor Dust look like? A dirty camera sensor is most apparent in smooth, light regions, such as bright skies: Visually check your sensor by taking a photo that includes the sky, Example A, or if in a studio a white or a white/off-white wall. Then import … Continue reading →

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Imaging Sensors: Full Frame vs APS-C (Crop Frame)

Posted on July 27, 2016 by JeffAugust 1, 2016

Steven Sasson was the pioneer and driving force in the development of both the digital camera and the DSLR.   He invented the first digital camera while working for Eastman Kodak in 1975. Seen below is Sasson’s first generation digital camera, as you can see,  it was quite large and weighed approximately 8 pounds. Not exactly as portable as today’s digital point and shoots or DSLRs. In 1989 along with Robert Hill, Sasson created the Kodak ECAM D5000. It was the first version of the modern day DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex) camera. The digital imaging (capture) sensor Sasson developed replaced film which ultimately changed … Continue reading →

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Meet the Nikon D500 at Larmon Photo

Posted on March 20, 2016 by JeffMarch 20, 2016

  Visit LarmonPhoto.com today and check out the new DX flagship, the Nikon D500. Although this DSLR camera doesn’t appear to be more impressive than previous DX models, it certainly is loaded with processing power and technological advances. The D500 not only captures 10 images per second with the EXPEED 5 processor, but its Multi-CAM 20K autofocus system offers you 153 autofocus points including 99 cross type points.  The Nikon D500 captures video in 4K UHD, and has a high resolution tilt touchscreen display.  Built for today’s mobile photographer, the D500 has built-in SnapBridge (Wi-Fi® + Bluetooth) capabilities.. As always lenses are key to creating superlative images. … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog, Cameras, DSLR, Reviews | Tagged Cameras, DSLR, Equipment

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