Favorite Photography Sites

[THXGEEK]

So, what are your favorite sources of photographic information and entertainment?

Very Obviously, our own Tim Mayo’s RF Shooters and Alpha Shooters top the list!

But being the hardware-agnostic heathen that I am (Canon, Sony, Nikon AND Fuji), I hang out at several other sites as well… So here’s my list…

KenRockwell (very biased towards Canon, but LOTS of good reviews and other information!)

Ken Rockwell’s R5II User Guide

Ken Rockwell Z8 User’s Guide

The Digital Picture - Ultimate Canon EOS R5 Mark II Setup

Jan Wegener – R5II Settings

Canon Rumors

Sony Alpha Rumors

Colby Brown Alpha A1II Setup Guide

Nikon Rumors

Back Country Gallery Forums

Nikon Eye

Hudson Henry Z8 Setup Guide

SLR Lounge

Amateur Photographer

Peta Pixel

Phillip Reeve

Z System User

Sans Mirror

By Thom

DXO Mark

Amazing Sky

News Shooter

DP Review

Jimmy McDonnell

Sony Alpha Blog

Camera Labs

Photo Blographer

Photography Life

F-Stoppers

Digital Camera Works

Photo Blog

Fuji Addict

Jim Kasson

Medium Format Talk

Dustin Abbot

 

[PKM-UK]

Hi Craig,

A big shout out for Christopher Frost (lens tests).

Plus, for an earlier thread highlighting post processing links Click Here...



Phil

 

[Bryan Conner]

Thanks for sharing Craig and Phil. You each have included most of what I consume photographically. Here are some of additional ones that I frequent:

Christian Möhrle He is based in the same region of Germany as I am, but I have not had the pleasure of meeting him in person yet. He shares a lot of good tips on landscape photography and especially post processing in Lightroom. He always explains his thinking and reasoning very clearly to me. Plus...I can get new ideas of where to visit myself.

Julieanne Kost definite favorite for learning how to do something in Lightroom Classic or Photoshop. If you ever have the chance to see her live instruction, it is a must do.

Keith Cooper anything to do with printing along with some equipment reviews

Coffee Break Photography gives useful information and tips.

Mads Peter Iverson landscape photography

Micael Widell mostly macro photography related

Photography Online very entertaining and very informative. Landscape photography and gear reviews and always a bit of light-hearted comedic interactions.

 

[THXGEEK]

Phil, thanks for the link to the links (does that make sense?) I did do a search in the forum but failed to find that one - I guess my synapses weren't firing correctly...

Bryan, thank you! I will check those out!

 

[David Stallard]

Thanks for sharing Craig and Phil. You each have included most of what I consume photographically. Here are some of additional ones that I frequent:

Christian Möhrle He is based in the same region of Germany as I am, but I have not had the pleasure of meeting him in person yet. He shares a lot of good tips on landscape photography and especially post processing in Lightroom. He always explains his thinking and reasoning very clearly to me. Plus...I can get new ideas of where to visit myself.

Julieanne Kost definite favorite for learning how to do something in Lightroom Classic or Photoshop. If you ever have the chance to see her live instruction, it is a must do.

Keith Cooper anything to do with printing along with some equipment reviews

Coffee Break Photography gives useful information and tips.

Mads Peter Iverson landscape photography

Micael Widell mostly macro photography related

Photography Online very entertaining and very informative. Landscape photography and gear reviews and always a bit of light-hearted comedic interactions.

Wouldn't say I'm a fan of Mads BUT I did get one of his 'Absolutely Epic' t-shirts for Christmas ;-)