The Case for JPEGs Most of you know that we both advocate shooting in RAW format whenever possible. Today we look at the case for shooting in JPEG format and look at the pros and cons of using JPEGs for your photography.

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New Canon mirrorless cameras This week, Canon announced their newest sports/action flagship camera, the EOS R1, along with a major update to their all-around body, the EOS R5 II. Both cameras are available for preorder and will be available later in the year. Hear what we liked, and what we didn’t like about these new … Continue reading The Image Doctors #240 →

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Building a smaller kit within your existing system This week, we’ll take a look at some ideas for shrinking your kit by getting a different set of lenses for your existing system. While the lure of “pro glass” is strong, sometimes it’s nice to have a small and agile camera kit. A small kit can … Continue reading The Image Doctors #239 →

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Top tips for bird photography This week, Jason’s back from a birding trip to New York, so we thought it would be the perfect opportunity to discuss tips for getting better bird photos. We’ll discuss everything from location scouting to camera settings, so tune in! Support The Image Doctors Podcast! Become a Patreon sponsor at … Continue reading The Image Doctors #238 →

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Tips for photographing fireworks Independence Day is right around the corner, so this week we’ll give you some of our tried and true tips for photographing fireworks, including exposure settings and focus modes. Cameras throughout history: The Nikkormat line In the mid 1960s, as Nikon was transitioning from rangefinder cameras to SLRs, they needed a … Continue reading The Image Doctors #237 →

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Nikon Z6iii Announced! This week, we discuss the long-awaited Nikon Z6iii announcement. But another announcement sparked our curiosity… the Pentax 17 film camera. Wait… what? Let’s discuss!

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The Case for A Fast Prime Lens This week’s topic is inspired by a listener’s email to us (thank you). He wanted to know if a fast prime lens was necessary for shooting in low-light environments. We’ll take a look at the reasons for owning a fast prime and why they might not be what … Continue reading The Image Doctors #235 →

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Paradigm Shifts & More This week, Jason is back from his South Dakota Badlands infrared safari, Sigma has announced a new 28-45mm f/1.8 lens (Sony & L-mount), and then we start a new segment called “Paradigm Shifts.” In our first installment of Paradigm Shifts, we discuss gear that changed the way we approached photography, or … Continue reading The Image Doctors #234 →

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1964: Eyes of the Storm This week, we take a look at a celebrity who is actually an outstanding photographer, Sir Paul McCartney. His book, 1964: Eyes of the Storm documents The Beatles arrival in the USA and captures scenes from the inside. You can see the gallery currently on tour in the USA at … Continue reading The Image Doctors #233 →

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Photo Safari Report: Redwoods and Oregon Coast We’re back from our photo safari and workshop photographing the California Redwoods and Oregon coast. Hear about the trip and our experiences, plus new announcements from Panasonic, Leica, and Adobe. New Releases Bonus Show: Photos from our trip Our show supporters have exclusive access to our bonus videos. … Continue reading The Image Doctors #232 →

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