Pro Photo

ProPhoto magazine is the professional photographer's trusted resource in a world of rapidly changing digital imaging and multi-media technologies. Every issue features stunning portfolios, equipment evaluations, exhibition details, photographer profiles, advanced techniques and product guides.

Pro Photo • Issue 234 / Volume 78-1

United We Stand?

Nikon Z 9 Goes All Electronic To Gain Speed

OM System Kicks Off With New PRO Series Prime

Nikon Promises A Swag Of New Z-Mount Lens

Canon Creates Novel Dual Fish-Eye For Shooting VR

Panasonic Adds To f/1.8 Line Of Lumix S Primes

Panasonic Boxes Up

Fourth-Gen Sony A7 Has 33MP And Much More

NEWS A DATE • EXHIBITIONS-EVENTS-WORKSHOPS-SEMINARS

Sony Updates GM Series 70-200mm

New Branding Adopted By OM Digital Solutions

RIP AIPP – 1944-2021

Nikon Z 9 • Nikon and Canon resume hostilities in the pro-level sports camera sector with the Z 9 taking on the EOS R3 (and, of course, Sony’s A9 II). As with the R3, the Z 9 is all about speed.

EPSON INTERNATIONAL PANO AWARDS 2021 • Despite the challenges of the past year, the world’s largest competition for panorama photography attracted over 5,300 entries from all over the world, again demonstrating what can be achieved creatively with the wide image format.

Nice Save FUJIFILM GFX 50S II • Fujifilm makes digital medium format even harder to resist with its Mark II version of the 50S, which is smaller, lighter, much better featured and a lot more affordable than its predecessor. What’s not to like?

Making Movies

FUJIFILM GFX 50S II $6,499 body only

A REAL LIFE • With a career spanning 35 years, Sydney-based Sean Izzard started out as a darkroom assistant and has progressed to become one of Australia’s premier advertising photographers, while always remaining true to his personal ideals and philosophies about how to tell a compelling story with images. Lesson number one – always be willing to learn.

THE PROS AND CONS OF HYBRID LIGHTING • The new generation of hybrid LED-based continuous/flash lighting sources offers many advantages and may well be the ideal solution to the different demands facing today’s professional photographer. Hypop’s Rob Ranoa considers both the pluses and the minuses.