For over a year now, I’ve been hearing a lot of talk about the Sony a6000. Honestly, when it was released on February 2014, I never gave the camera a second thought. It was a sub-one-thousand-dollar camera and it was marketed toward enthusiast photographers and beginners. At $800 during its release, the a6000 sold like hotcakes. … Continue reading A Beach Trip With The Sony a6000
Things were going at a fast pace. It was the middle of a busy summer wedding season, and the last weekend that I had off was six Saturdays ago. I was also in the midst of pulling off my switch to an all-mirrorless setup for my wedding and portraiture work. The 55mm f/1.8 that I … Continue reading Sony FE 28mm f/2: A Closer Look
It took me two years to get to this point. Sure, I’ve had my Sony RX1 for over two years, and I liked it so much that I quickly incorporated it into my Canon DSLR setup. But whenever I shot a wedding, I was still in that DSLR mindset, and the mirrorless RX1 was a … Continue reading Going All-Mirrorless: My First Non-DSLR Wedding
After a crazy day of putting together a last minute photo shoot to test out the newly released Sony a7RII last week, I got to spend a morning with my wife and kids. We met up with family friends at a nearby park so the kids can let some wiggles out. Since I still had the camera that my friends … Continue reading Kids At The Park: A Sony a7RII Video
It’s been a whirlwind of a day. I put together a last minute shoot yesterday because my good friends at Horn Photo and Sony were generous enough to let me play with the brand new a7RII. This camera has the makeup of being a game-changer, and I wanted to see if everything on paper translates well in … Continue reading Sony a7RII: A First Look
In the past couple of years, I have slowly sold off my Canon gear and replaced it with a Sony mirrorless system. I mainly shoot weddings and portraits as a profession, and my current go-to camera for this type of work is the Sony a7II, for which I will put together a proper review in … Continue reading Sony RX1 Review: A Two Year Retrospective
Move To Mirrorless 