Review

How Well Do Canon TS-E Lenses Perform on a Fujifilm GFX 100s Body?

How Well Do Canon TS-E Lenses Perform on a Fujifilm GFX 100s Body?

by Kyrre Sundal
Unless you live under a rock, you probably have heard about the beyond full-frame Fujifilm GFX 100s. Before making the hefty purchase, you might be wondering how your TS-E lenses would perform on the GFX. I’ll be giving you a good look into how the 100s and TS-E combo works together.
Extenders in Architectural Photography: Are “Budget” Tilt-Shift Lenses Worth a Try?

Extenders in Architectural Photography: Are “Budget” Tilt-Shift Lenses Worth a Try?

by Dane Alonso
Tilt-shift lenses are great. However, getting two or three of them at the same time comes at a high price.This post summarizes my experience with Canon extenders and tilt-shift lenses, their performance (a 2x on a 24mm tilt-shift, you say?) and why using them has been crucial in developing my personal vision and deciding which lens to acquire next.
Convert Your Manfrotto 405/410 Geared Heads to an Arca Mount: F63 Clamp Review

Convert Your Manfrotto 405/410 Geared Heads to an Arca Mount: F63 Clamp Review

by Usman Dawood
When it comes to geared tripod heads, the more popular options on the market are from Manfrotto. The Manfrotto 410 and 405 heads are go-to options for many architectural photographers, mostly due to them being great value for their price. Even I started with the 410 and then moved onto the 405 head, and personally love the heads I currently have.
APALMANAC Reviews the Sunwayfoto GH-PRO II (Versus the Manfrotto 405 Geared Head)

APALMANAC Reviews the Sunwayfoto GH-PRO II (Versus the Manfrotto 405 Geared Head)

by Usman Dawood
One of the key bits of equipment an architectural photographer is pretty much required to have, is a good geared tripod head. I would say it’s pretty difficult to photograph architecture without having one of these. For many architectural photographers, including myself, our first geared tripod heads are probably one of the two options available from Manfrotto.
How To Remove Yourself From a Mirror In a Photograph With an “Invisible” Camera

How To Remove Yourself From a Mirror In a Photograph With an “Invisible” Camera

by Usman Dawood
Many of us architectural photographers are no strangers to a good tilt-shift lens. We probably even have a favorite that we use regularly for most of our shoots. My personal favorite is the Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5 II. Although I don’t shoot with it as much as I do the 45mm, I still prefer the 24mm over the other tilt-shift lenses.
Which Architectural Photography Tutorial Should You Buy?

Which Architectural Photography Tutorial Should You Buy?

by Lexi Taciak
With countries dishing out mandatory quarantines and work grinding to a halt, most of us photographers have found ourselves with quite a bit of downtime. If you’re sick of watching Tiger King and doing puzzles, now would be a great time to kick back, turn on a tutorial or two, and pick up some new skills.
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