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A Design Engineer Got Tired of Carrying Multiple Film Cameras, So He Built One That Does It All
by Nilofer Khan
March 26, 2026
Medium format is quite popular amongst photographers who want a balance between performance and details. While there various types of medium format cameras around the world, it often becomes a challenge to choose between just one. To beat this, a design engineer decided to built a flexible medium format film camera, and it appears to hit the market in April. Have a look.
Best APS-C Cameras for Landscapes (There Are Only 2)
by Nilofer Khan
March 26, 2026
Landscape photographers have often needed a camera with immense resolution. One of the reasons for it being that it can capture every detail of the scene with ease. While full frame cameras are known for achieving this, APS-C models are not too far gone either. Here is a look at the two best options one can get for this genre.
The Phoblographer is Hiring Humans: Arts Writer
by Chris Gampat
March 26, 2026
In 2025, The Phoblographer is doing something that might seem odd for a lot of publications. We're hiring an arts writer. Specifically, we'd like to hire an arts writer based in London. And we've got a lot of reasons for this. If you're looking for a part-time gig with a solid team of folks, then read on, please.
Join Us for a Totally Different Kind of Workshop
by Chris Gampat
March 25, 2026
This has been a very long time in the making, and I'm very excited to finally make this happen. The Phoblographer is launching workshops for photographers who want to find ways to grow beyond just what all the social media content developers and YouTubers tell you you need. And we're doing this in a very special way that so many others don't do. More importantly, we're doing this at an extremely affordable price point at a secret location in New York City.
Introducing: The Photography Preset Mystery Boxes
by Chris Gampat
March 25, 2026
The Phoblographer staff has been working behind the scenes on a few surprises: and our latest release is something really special. In our preset store, we're releasing the Mystery Boxes: 10 different random boxes filled with 5 different presets each. Recently, I've been digging back into the joy of my childhood and embracing the excitement of the little random action figures that I'd find in a cereal box. That's the idea behind this latest preset pack.
3 Reasons Why This Panasonic Camera is the Best Alternative to the Olympus Pen F
by Nilofer Khan
March 25, 2026
Olympus' Pen F has been an important camera for many reasons. However, despite it being over a decade, the company has not yet announced its successor. While there have been talks of such a device coming soon to replace the aging model, it has not happened yet. With uncertainty still around, it is best to look for an alternative, one that can give you the same performance at possibly lower cost. Have a look.
The Best Tamron Lens is About to Get a Price Hike
by Nilofer Khan
March 25, 2026
Tamron has been one of the popular third-party lens makers from Japan. The company gained recognition for its all-in-one zoom lenses, which has been beneficial for many serious enthusiasts around the world. However, what also set them apart was the price range. A zoom, we all know, can be expensive. But Tamron provided just the right balance between price and performance. It now appears that the former is about to change, as reports of a fresh price hike are around.
How the Past 10 Years Changed How I Light Photos
by Chris Gampat
March 25, 2026
When I first got into photography, my photojournalism professor always taught me to never use flash. Why? Honestly, I'm still not sure. But I had good mentors when I worked at B&H Photo over a decade ago. They completely changed my understanding of why you'd use a flash. For years, people taught me that you only use a flash when you don't have enough light. But the truth is that you use a flash when you want to add creativity to your images. It's part of why I started the Creating the Photograph series here on the Phoblographer. To this day, it still is one of photography's greatest magic tricks in that it creates something that the human eye can't see in a matter of split seconds. And so over the past 10 years, I've changed as a photographer. And how I light has also changed.
