Steve Hendrix

This past week we were saddened to hear the news that Thomas Weber passed. We enjoyed a close working relationship with Thomas over the years, and while the ownership of Alpa changed to the very [...]

I have never, literally, never, taken an intentional photograph using exposure bracketing. I’ve had to play with the feature a bit in some cameras, just so I know where it is and roughly how it [...]

I wrote an article some time ago about the loud-ish shutter sound coming from the Hasselblad 25mm f/2.5 V Lens. Someone had questioned whether that was a normal sound. I, of course, determined [...]

Want to take full advantage of the new auto-focusing capability of the X2D II 100c? Below is a list of compatible lenses that can be used in continuous auto focus with this new firmware. Without [...]

This Is Now Hasselblad Photographers Still Love Hasselblad This is now who Hasselblad is. Yes, there’s a rich history, Victor Hasselblad, 500C Cameras, Zeiss Lenses, Moon Walks. That [...]

Having been a Hasselblad Phocus user for many, many years, going back to the very early development stages, and before that even with Hasselblad/Imacon Flexcolor software, I’ve had a close [...]

While many tend to think of technical shift cameras as the place to use wide angle lenses for scenic panoramas, mid range and long lenses certainly have an application for this genre. Long lenses [...]

Eizo is renowned for making amazing quality displays and have been doing so for many years. They certainly make one of the best displays anywhere for photographic viewing/editing, if not the [...]

Dave does love personal-oriented articles from the staff, so …. ok, you asked for it. Here certainly is one. This does not really have anything to do with photography, and most of the [...]

Every day there is the most fantastic photographic equipment on my desk for one reason or another. I may be doing some comparative testing, I may be practicing some element of it, I may be [...]