By Ryley Smith
The Canon Creator Lab Road Trip is in Calgary this week! They will have both the R5 and the R6 for you to try in their fun, hands-on, photography pop-ups around the city! To get you even more excited for this awesome this opportunity, we are going to take a closer look at the Canon EOS R6 and what TCSTV thought of this camera!
By Ryley Smith
Defend the Darkroom is an amazing podcast about inspiration, desire, drive and creativity hosted by Paulette Michayluk. The most recent two of Paulette’s interviews stuck with us here at TCS and we wanted to share them with you! Check out Defend the Darkroom with Barbara Astman as well as Defend the Darkroom with George Webber!
By Ryley Smith
The Canon Creator Lab is going mobile and coming to Calgary! The Canon Road Trip is a one of a kind experience that will give you the chance to take the new EOS R5 or R6 out for a spin! With Canon specialists, TCS staff and different shooting environments to choose from, it’s a fun way to test out Canon’s newest cameras!
By J. Ashley Nixon
Like many photographers, I’ve found that the COVID pandemic has been putting up barriers to creating new work. My portrait sessions were cancelled, music gigs and other events were abandoned, and travel with the camera all but dried up. I managed some local expeditions on foot or on my bicycle to photograph ospreys along the Elbow River. I also explored the landscapes of Kananaskis Country and the Badlands. Still, there were no big adventures back to Peru where I have been filming and photographing sustainability, culture and development themes for many years.
So, I decided to put my energy into writing up stories, selecting and sequencing images from some of my recent projects. The result is three books published over three months in 2020, all of which are available at The Camera Store in Calgary.
By Ryley Smith
For those who have been patiently waiting for the newest Atomos Ninja V firmware update, the wait is over! Oh, and guess what, it will support the new Sony A7S III! Now you can take the exceptional 4K video of the A7S III and combine it with the Ninja V to get 4Kp30 RAW, 10-bit ProRes 422 and more!
