As photographers, we often overlook an essential part of any photographer’s toolkit, the tripod. As you evolve, many times the size of your gear increases.
Released in the fall of 2020, DJI’s Osmo Pocket 2 comes to market, boasting several key improvements over its predecessor, the original Osmo Pocket released two years prior. And on paper, it delivers a larger sensor, 8x digital zoom, larger field of view, better slow-motion, and superior directional microphones. Together, these features give creators more versatility. https://photographypx.com/dji-osmo-pocket-ii-review/
Initially released in the fall of 2019, the Sony a6100 is the long-awaited replacement to the original a6000. Since it’s release, the original a6000 has remained the cornerstone of Sony’s Alpha Six lineup. https://photographypx.com/sony-a6100-review/
Released in the fall of 2019, Sony’s A7R IV comes to market boasting even higher resolution ready to push the bounds. And this fourth-generation model continues their acclaimed R series of high-resolution full-frame cameras. But, now boasting the highest-resolution sensor debuted in this entire segment yet at 61-megapixels. https://photographypx.com/sony-a7r-iv-review/
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