Articles about cameras and other photography equipment and instructions on improving your bird photography.
Swallow-tailed Gulls. Olympus OM-D camera, M.Zuiko 40-150 F2.8 PRO lens, M.Zuiko MC-14 1.4x Teleconverter. 1/500 sec., f/8, ISO200. Photo by Jay Dickman
Read our exclusive interview with the world-renowned nature photographer. Read More “Frans Lanting on the art and sport of photographing birds”
Sony made a superzoom bridge camera with a bigger sensor and some really excellent optics. Read More “Sponsored content: Sony’s RX10 IV offers superior reach, picture quality, and portability”
William Jobes shares how he takes memorable photos of these avian jewels in his backyard. Read More “Tips and techniques for taking photos of hummingbirds”
The compact superzoom RX10 IV is light enough to carry around all day in search of amazing photo opportunities. Read More “Sponsored content: Sony’s superzoom RX10 IV is built for traveling”
Here are nine cameras that we like and suggest birders explore for their photography needs. Read More “Nine top cameras for birders”
Photographer Richard Seeley shares a time-lapse video he created over a few weeks in August at a Broad-tailed Hummingbird nest. Read More “Video: A young hummingbird from hatchling to fledgling”
The all-in-one superzoom capabilities of Sony’s RX10 IV allow birders to shoot stunning wildlife images without the weight of traditional DSLR gear Read More “Sponsored content: Sharp results with Sony’s RX10 IV camera”
