Category: Sigma Pro
2011
12.27

The Sigma 85mm F1.4 EX DG HSM is World Class Glass

Since its announcement last year, the Sigma 85mm F1.4 EX DG HSM has been generating tons of buzz in photography [...]

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2011
11.30

Must Have Accessories for the Holidays

Sigma Pro Photographer, Dave FitzSimmons shares his secrets to attaining the perfect photograph using Sigma accessories. It’s the small things that count! Accessories can offer new creative possibilities for a photographer, whether an accomplished pro or even a neophyte. They offer an inexpensive way to improve your photography.

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2011
11.03

Guest Pro: Tamiz Rezvi at the American Photo Model Shoot

In follow-up to the Our Pros | Your Photos portrait critique with Sigma  Pro Kevin Ames I was given a [...]

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2011
10.27

SD1: Detailed Analysis by David FitzSimmons

Okay, so I’ve been shooting with the SD1 for about a month now, and I have to say, “Wow!” The [...]

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2011
10.24

An interview with David Fitzsimmons about Curious Critters

Sigma’s Jack Howard talked recently with Sigma Pro David Fitzsimmons about his new book project, Curious Critters, which is now [...]

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2011
10.14

Remembering Steve Jobs by Kevin Ames

I was in San Francisco for the opening of the Apple store in Union Square. The event was big. There [...]

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2011
10.12

Lighting with Purpose by Lindsay Adler

When you light a subject for a portrait or fashion image, you should be critical about what you are trying [...]

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2011
09.28

First Impressions by David FitzSimmons

When photography became an affordable and established craft in the late 1800s, many early practitioners were shunned by the art [...]

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2011
09.23

Once Upon a Time at the Fox by Kevin Ames

Vintage moving picture theatres are treasures. They were magnificent palaces of entertainment. Ornate décor throughout expansive spaces meant going to [...]

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2011
09.14

Backlit Portraiture by Lindsay Adler

If you want to create more dramatic location portraiture, you may consider taking a technique from the movies. In television [...]

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