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4 Best Cameras for Portrait Photographers Today
by Nilofer Khan
August 14, 2026
Portrait photography is an important genre of the medium that not only helps one to document their loved one's likeness but also to create photos that are unlike themselves. If you are someone who is looking for a high-end full-frame camera that creates stunning portraits, these four options are worth an investment.

This Method Helps Street Photographers With Brain Rot
by Chris Gampat
August 14, 2026
It's easy to sit there and endlessly scroll away on your phone looking at the images of other street photographers. But when it comes to actually making images, you can be tuned in with zone focusing and setting everything to manual mode. Just think on a sunny day: ISO 1600, F8, focused six feet away, daylight white balance, and 1/1000 shutter speed. That's just my best educated guess. It starts somewhere though, and you can be very intentional while understanding the scene, what's happening in the scene, and your camera's settings.

This Test Will Tell You if Your Hands are Shaky as a Photographer
by Chris Gampat
August 14, 2026
Image stabilization has majorly helped photographers to make images that otherwise were very hard to make. But it shouldn't be a self-inflicted crutch that you use to throw away good form. The problem here though is that many photographers have completely thrown that out the window. Otherwise, they may not have been taught it in the first place. This will hold you accountable.

3 Honest Tips From Travel Photographers Who Have Seen It All
by Nilofer Khan
August 14, 2026
Travel photography has helped millions of young people to go out and explore the world. Some have looked at far away lands, while others have turned towards places closer to home. For those who are still struggling, here is a look at some of the best tips we've received over the years.

The 5 Boro Foto Fest Says No to Generative AI
by Chris Gampat
August 13, 2026
Want to apply to be a vendor? Join the authenticity. This year, we're throwing something special in celebration of photographers: it's called the 5 Boro Foto Fest. We've been working on something very big here at the Phoblographer for a long time now. The state of photography trade shows and festivals has needed a fresh new face and ideas for a very long time. And we're here to put art lovers in front of real photographers. No algorithms. No generative AI. Just humans. And today, we are announcing the 5 Boro Foto Fest: A space for real photographers to sell their printed art in a world of algorithms and too many screens. And best of all, we're doing it in the name of sustainability of our industry.

Light Lens Lab Enters Apochromatic Territory With New M-Mount Lens
by Nilofer Khan
August 13, 2026
Leica is the epitome of luxury and performance. The company has created cameras and lenses that last decades, and the image quality remains unmatched. However, for most, gathering more than one lens can be a task, given the price point. As a result, many Chinese third-party brands are now tapping into the lens market, with Light Lens Lab being one such competitor. And today, the latter is welcoming its pre-orders for their first apochromatic lens.

This DIY Infrared Flash Lets Street Photographers Shoot Without Being Noticed
by Nilofer Khan
August 13, 2026
Flash has been a creative accessory for many photographers, but when it comes to genres such as street photography, it can be disruptive. It often leads your subjects to know that they are being photographed, and that can be a huge challenge if you are working discreetly. To fix this issue, an analog photographer on Reddit has come up with an 'invisible' flash, which does not alert the subject. Here's a look at how.

Why You, Yes You, Need a Tripod
by Chris Gampat
August 13, 2026
I noticed several years ago that cameras started to be all about capturing moments quickly and moving on. More than anything, it's all about being light, nimble, and kind of like a fly on the wall. And this type of photography I think is something that really needs to go away because we're relying too much on the technology and not enough on skill. So the best way to slow down I genuinely think is to use a tripod. And all of us should be doing it.

The Most Popular DSLRs in Singapore Revealed
by Nilofer Khan
August 13, 2026
When it comes to choosing a camera for a young photographer, a DSLR is often the best bet. One of the reasons being that the device is cost-effective, and gives you the right features and controls, as opposed to using one's phone. For Singaporeans who are beginning this journey now, there are some options on Amazon that seem to be right for several reasons. Have a look here.
