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Behold! Canon’s Newest Releases – The EOS R1 and EOS R5 MK II

Behold! Canon’s Newest Releases – The EOS R1 and EOS R5 MK II

by Lexi Taciak
This fine Wednesday morning, the world woke up to Canon’s much-anticipated new releases — the EOS R1 and EOS R5 MK II. The new iterations of these two mirrorless behemoths both have processor, autofocus, and video upgrades.The R1 is Canon’s flagship and boasts speed and focus but at a higher price tag ($6,299) and a bulkier body.The
Introducing the New Arca Swiss Pico System

Introducing the New Arca Swiss Pico System

by Jędrzej Sokołowski
The Arca Swiss Pico is a new addition to the line of technical cameras by Arca Swiss, renowned for their precision and quality in camera and tripod systems. Pico has been designed as a compact and lightweight view camera, aimed at professional photographers who require precise control over their images, particularly needing shift and tilt functionalities.
SmallRig and Potato Jet Have Presented a New and Unconventional Tripod

SmallRig and Potato Jet Have Presented a New and Unconventional Tripod

by Jędrzej Sokołowski
Although this intriguing new tripod was designed with video creators in mind, it may also interest architectural photographers! This SmallRig x Potato Jet collaboration dubbed the “Tribex Hydraulic Carbon Fiber Tripod” stands out for its very fast and simple leg extension and leveling mechanism.
Why is the new Nikon Zf an interesting camera?

Why is the new Nikon Zf an interesting camera?

by Jędrzej Sokołowski
Nikon has introduced a new mirrorless camera with a retro style. It’s a body that pays homage to the iconic analog FM2 model and bears a strong resemblance to the Z fc model introduced in 2021, featuring an APS-C sensor. Why might this model be of interest to architectural photographers?Pixel
Fujifilm Tilt Shift Lenses and More Officially Announced

Fujifilm Tilt Shift Lenses and More Officially Announced

by Jędrzej Sokołowski
The Fujifilm GFX100s is a great camera for architectural photography. Many photographers use it in combination with shift lenses from other manufacturers. Thanks to adapters, we can use products from Canon, Nikon, or Laowa, for example. However, we have all been eagerly waiting for the long-promised native Fuji shift lenses.
London Architectural Photographers, Don’t Miss RIBA’s ‘Wide Angle View’ Exhibit

London Architectural Photographers, Don’t Miss RIBA’s ‘Wide Angle View’ Exhibit

by Lexi Taciak
RIBA showcases revolutionary 60s magazine series Manplan that speaks to social issues of todayThe Royal Institute of British Architects is putting on a new exhibit called Wide Angle View that explores architecture as a social space and features very compelling photography from the 60s magazine series Manplan featured in Architectural Review.
Tony Kuyper’s Luminosity Masking Plugin Gets Upgraded to TK9

Tony Kuyper’s Luminosity Masking Plugin Gets Upgraded to TK9

by Lexi Taciak
When I set out to pick a luminosity masking plugin for Photoshop a few years ago, I was pretty overwhelmed by the amount of options out there. It seemed like every photographer recommended a different plugin, and as someone with major analysis paralysis and decision fatigue, I finally decided just to pick one and get on with it.
Arch Photo Pod’s Season 1 Comes to a Close — Catch These Inspiring Interviews With Photographers Brian Berkowitz and Garett Buell

Arch Photo Pod’s Season 1 Comes to a Close — Catch These Inspiring Interviews With Photographers Brian Berkowitz and Garett Buell

by Lexi Taciak
A few weeks ago we shared a bit about Jordan Power’s architectural photography podcast Arch Photo Pod, a limited series of interviews with folks from the architectural photography community. Since our post, Jordan has released the last two episodes — episode 7 with APA Project of the Week veteran and luxury retail photographer Brian Berkowitz, and more recently episode 8 with Garett Buell who has shared such great insight with APA readers in the past with his tiny house Project of the Week, and contributions to the massive You Should Be Charging Licensing Fees for Publication Use of Your Images article.Jordan
Smallrig Wants Your Feedback As They Design Their New Production Cart

Smallrig Wants Your Feedback As They Design Their New Production Cart

by Jędrzej Sokołowski
Many architectural photographers use “video camera” carts. These small production carts with wheels allow you to comfortably transport a lot of equipment, especially when working with flashes and grip equipment. It is also a very good option for working with a computer in tethering mode.
Get to Know the Lives and Businesses of Your Fellow Photographers in Jordan Powers’s New Podcast

Get to Know the Lives and Businesses of Your Fellow Photographers in Jordan Powers’s New Podcast

by Lexi Taciak
Looking for something to keep you company on your long editing days or drive to your next shoot? Jordan Powers has released a new architectural photography geared podcast called Arch Photo Pod. In Arch Photo Pod, Jordan sits down with other architectural and interior photographers on his travels and chats a bit about their backgrounds, their businesses, and lives.Here’s
Check Out Jim Stephenson’s “The Architect Has Left The Building” at RIBA This Summer

Check Out Jim Stephenson’s “The Architect Has Left The Building” at RIBA This Summer

by Lexi Taciak
Architectural photographer and filmmaker Jim Stephenson has a thought-provoking, dual-screen exhibit at the Royal Institute of British Architects‘ London Festival of Architecture this summer. The film is essentially a lesson in people-watching in post-occupancy architecture and explores how humans interact with the spaces they are immersed in, whether as intended or not.The
Supreme Court Hands Down a Win for Photographers in Warhol V. Goldsmith

Supreme Court Hands Down a Win for Photographers in Warhol V. Goldsmith

by Brandon Vogts
On May 18th, 2023, the Supreme Court of the United States handed down its decision in the case of Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. v. Goldsmith. In a 7-2 vote, the Court ruled in favor of photographer Lynn Goldsmith, finding that pop artist Andy Warhol had infringed Goldsmith’s copyright in a photo she took of the music artist Prince in 1981. The outcome of the case hinged largely on the Andy Warhol Foundation’s assertion that Warhol’s use of the photo constituted “fair use.”
Nikon Z8 Announced for Pre-Order

Nikon Z8 Announced for Pre-Order

by Jędrzej Sokołowski
For some time now, it has become popular to claim that Nikon has overslept the transition from DSLRs to mirrorless cameras, and some even predict the end of the company. Nikon, with the introduction of the well-received Z9, showed that they still know how to build great cameras for professionals that even set new standards in certain fields.
Is This the End of Digital Backs?

Is This the End of Digital Backs?

by Jędrzej Sokołowski
Produced for more than 20 years, Swiss-made Alpa cameras are renowned for their precision, construction quality and high price. They are designed to work with medium format digital backs and specifically mounted lenses from Rodenstock and Schneider.
Leofoto Announces New Geared Products

Leofoto Announces New Geared Products

by Jędrzej Sokołowski
Architectural photographers are probably following the news in the small specialist geared head market with interest. In a space that has been dominated by Manfrotto and Arca Swiss for, as far as I can tell, decades, the Chinese brand Leofoto emerged a few years ago.
The 2022 Project of the Year Award Winners

The 2022 Project of the Year Award Winners

by Mike Kelley
At last, we’ve reached our final category of winners to announce – the 2022 Project of the Year award. Project of the Year is our most highly rewarded category, with a cash prize of $2500 USD going to the winner along with our Project of the Year Award Winner trophy, while the runner-up receives $500 USD and our slightly smaller (but still awesome) 2nd place trophy.
The 2022 Photo of the Year Award Winners

The 2022 Photo of the Year Award Winners

by Mike Kelley
It’s time to announce the winners of the 2022 Photo of the Year Award! The Photo of the Year Award is one of the most simple and straightforward categories in our Architectural Photography Awards. We asked photographers to submit their defining photographs of 2022.
The 2022 Early Career and Emerging Talent Architectural Photography Award Winners

The 2022 Early Career and Emerging Talent Architectural Photography Award Winners

by Mike Kelley
It’s time to announce the official winners of the 2022 Early Career and Emerging Talent Award! The Early Career and Emerging Talent category is the APA Award’s most entered and most competitive category. Just like last year, we are blown away by the talent and hard work of all the new architectural photographers out there.
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