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Which camera is better suited to everyday working life? Our live talk with Marcel Lesch was less about bare specs and more about workflow, open gate, audio, mobility and the question of when hybrid is stronger than cinema.
Two cameras that look almost the same on paper, but have different strengths in practice. Canon EOS R6 III and Sony Alpha 7 V are full-frame hybrids in the 33 MP sweet spot, with strong AF and 4K power. But: Who delivers more speed? Which offers the better video workflow? And which one is simply more fun in the end? We show you the differences that really matter.
The Canon R6 III follows in the footsteps of our best-selling camera of the year, the R6 II, which for almost everyone was THE all-rounder camera par excellence. After our tests and initial impressions of its successor, we can say that the R6 III is convincing - both in terms of performance and its hybrid character. In our review, we'll tell you why this camera now hits the sweet spot for all areas.
Which camera is better suited to everyday working life? Our live talk with Marcel Lesch was less about bare specs and more about workflow, open gate, audio, mobility and the question of when hybrid is stronger than cinema.
Two cameras that look almost the same on paper, but have different strengths in practice. Canon EOS R6 III and Sony Alpha 7 V are full-frame hybrids in the 33 MP sweet spot, with strong AF and 4K power. But: Who delivers more speed? Which offers the better video workflow? And which one is simply more fun in the end? We show you the differences that really matter.
The Canon R6 III follows in the footsteps of our best-selling camera of the year, the R6 II, which for almost everyone was THE all-rounder camera par excellence. After our tests and initial impressions of its successor, we can say that the R6 III is convincing - both in terms of performance and its hybrid character. In our review, we'll tell you why this camera now hits the sweet spot for all areas.
Which camera is better suited to everyday working life? Our live talk with Marcel Lesch was less about bare specs and more about workflow, open gate, audio, mobility and the question of when hybrid is stronger than cinema.
Two cameras that look almost the same on paper, but have different strengths in practice. Canon EOS R6 III and Sony Alpha 7 V are full-frame hybrids in the 33 MP sweet spot, with strong AF and 4K power. But: Who delivers more speed? Which offers the better video workflow? And which one is simply more fun in the end? We show you the differences that really matter.
In this workshop, Silke an Mey demonstrates how to create impressively precise and expressive portraits with high resolution and maximum dynamic range. The focus is on technical precision, clear colors and the finest details in skin and structure. A professional flash setup is used to show how targeted light can bring depth and brilliance to the image. Perfect for anyone who wants to raise their portrait photography to an aesthetically sophisticated level.
In this workshop, Silke an Mey shows how to create dynamic portraits with natural movement. The focus is on the perfect interplay of model, light and the speed of the camera to capture authentic moments. Using a modern continuous light setup, she shows how flowing poses and emotions can be captured in a targeted manner - without the use of flash. Ideal for anyone who wants to make their portrait photography more lively and expressive.
Which camera is better suited to everyday working life? Our live talk with Marcel Lesch was less about bare specs and more about workflow, open gate, audio, mobility and the question of when hybrid is stronger than cinema.
