When Canon released their new hybrid 35mm 1.4, I didn’t think it was for me. As a headshot photographer, 35mm is a bit too wide for my usual work. However, with some interesting video-centric features like an iris control ring, I decided to give it a try.

Are you planning a headshot day for your colleagues in the office? Or maybe you’re hosting a conference and need a headshot booth? Either way, choosing the right photographer for your corporate headshot project can be a daunting task.

When Canon released the new 24-105 f2.8 RF lens, I was initially uninterested. My experience with the 28-70 f2 lens was underwhelming due to its limited range and awkward size. However, in situations where f2.8 is necessary, f4 simply doesn’t cut it. So, I decided to give the new lens a second look.

When the M4 iPad Pro was released, I found myself contemplating whether it was worth upgrading from my existing iPad Pro. I know Apple Silicon is nothing to write off, but my previous iPad Pro was still performing well. So, is the upgrade really worth it?

Tripods may not be the most glamorous piece of photography equipment, but I believe they are essential, especially in headshot photography.

Let’s be honest, seeing yourself through the lens of high-resolution photography can be daunting. Many of us are accustomed to the forgiving nature of Instagram filters or Zoom enhancements, which skew our perception of reality. This shift can make viewing unretouched headshot proofs a challenge.