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Fuji X-Pro1 Amazingness and Other Such Goodies
Hello Readers, I dont know about you, but ever since Fuji announced the X-Pro1 in January i have been anxiously waiting to put it through its paces. This is my extremely cursory upfront first...
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ISO: Native Vs Extended
From a Nikon D700 at ISO 6,400 If you’ve shopped for a DSLR… well, pretty much ever, you might notice reviewers, blogs, and spec sheets often list two sets of ISO ranges the camera has. One will be...
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Nikon D4 AC adapter – Yes, you CAN!
A little birdie told me that, if you look at page #391 in your Nikon D4 manual, you will read that the EP-6 adapter is compatible to the EH-6 AC adapter as well as the EH-6B. The 6B is the newest pro...
View ArticleYou Asked Us: What’s The Weight Difference Between the D600 and D800?
Recently, I was asked by a customer via our nifty contact button on the right-hand side of the blog (you might have to scroll down a bit) what the weight difference between the D600 and the D800 was....
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Mythbusting Part 1: Opening JPGs Causes Them To Degrade
Hello everyone, and welcome back to Roberts Raw! It’s a bright and shiny new year out there, and we’re in the dark, cold land between major shows and product announcements. As such, we thought we’d...
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Mythbusting Part 2: The Quality of My Digital Image is Dependent on the...
Show of hands– who reading this remembers film? You know, film, that plasticky stuff you used to load into cameras that let you take pictures? Yeah, that stuff. In general, it was easy to know where...
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Mythbusting Part 3: Faster SD Cards Give You Photos With Less Blur
Continuing our series of posts dispelling myths commonly repeated in some corners of the internet (or by less scrupulous retailers), we come up to the last of our entries based on a misunderstanding...
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MINE IS BIGGER THAN YOURS! The myth of sensor size.
Hi friends! Today I want to address sensor sizes. With the new crop of inexpensive full frame cameras out like the Nikon D600 and the Canon 6d everyone wants to talk about sensors sizes. I want to...
View ArticleEverything but the Kitchen Sink Lighting Class
We have locked in the dates for a new class. A Guide to Understanding Light is a comprehensive and fundamental instruction in all things lighting. This means everything from better understanding...
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How To: Fireworks Pictures
It’s been said that fireworks are beautiful in that they have to disappear. I’m paraphrasing, of course, and, respectfully, I disagree. I think it would be grand if they would stay for a little...
View ArticleIts Back to (Photography) School Time!
Now that kids are back in school and the semester is in full swing, its time to schedule a class or two for yourselves. Along with our regular event schedule of camera operational classes we offer...
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Hot! Deals!
Shooting Small with a BIG Impact. If you’re selling something on Ebay or Craigslist, the pictures can be the difference between someone passing through or stopping for a longer look. The normal process...
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Roberts Education Photography Classes
Listed below are the upcoming photography classes for February and March: Go to robertscamera.com/education to sign up. What other classes would you like to see as well??? 2014 CLASS AND EVENT...
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Roberts Sponsors Winona School
Roberts Camera is proud to sponsor Winona School of Photography 2014 in Brown County, IN this June 22-25! Winona is an affiliate school of Professional Photographers of Indiana and Professional...
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