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Henri Cartier-Bresson, the most important photojournalist of our time, once said: “A good photograph is a photograph that you look at for more than a second.” Thanks to its outstanding optical performance, the Nikkor Z 85mm f/1,8 S is a tool that can be used to create such images.
Coyotes are a species found only in the Americas. They are often confused with wolves. In wintery Yellowstone National Park, I was able to observe coyote behavior from a short distance.
Fire bugs are hard to miss because of their red-black coloring. And completely harmless to people and plants. In the home garden they form attractive subjects for close-up photos.
The Nikkor Z MC 105 mm: In the detailed practical test, this macro lens from Nikon impresses with its functions, good manufacturing quality and outstanding imaging performance with perfect sharpness and soft bokeh.
Adobe's new provenance technology is intended to prevent image theft and visual fake news. This innovation debuts with Nikon's flagship Z 9 camera.
Nikon Z – the mirrorless system of the Japanese camera manufacturer is put to the test in this review.
With the excellent Nikkor Z 14-24mm f/2,8 S, Nikon sets a new benchmark in the class of ultra-wide-angle zoom lenses.
Video of the exhibition “The decisive moment. Sports photographs by Lukas Schulze” in Kiel: Bernd Brandes-Druba in dialogue with the curator Holger Rüdel.
The exhibition “The Decisive Moment” with sports photographs by Lukas Schulze can be seen from August 10 to October 30, 2020 at the Sparkassenstiftung Schleswig-Holstein in Kiel.
Grey heron - once almost extinct, now frequently seen again. This portrait of a grey heron was taken on a sunny morning in April.
The Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall, together with the Kirkjufell mountain, is one of the scenic highlights in Iceland. The photo was taken at sunrise in June.
In order to impressively photograph powerful birds of prey such as sea eagles as they grab their prey, you need an extremely fast recording device with high resolution. This test report examines whether the Nikon D850 is up to the task.