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The Canon EOS M200 goes to Oklahoma

09 Oct

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Canon’s new EOS M200 is an awful lot like its predecessor, the EOS M100. That means it’s tiny, beginner-friendly and generally takes nice photographs – but a new processor speeds things up, and unlocks (heavily cropped) 4K video.

And so, since attending far-flung weddings with entry-level cameras is apparently just what I do these days, I took the M200 with me to Oklahoma City for a wedding and some sight-seeing along the way. Check out how it did in our sample gallery.

See our Canon EOS M200 sample gallery

Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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Stormy weather: Photographer Mike Olbinski captures Oklahoma tornado

14 May

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After a 10-hour wedding shoot most photographers are ready to head home and put their feet up, but Mike Olbinski isn’t your average wedding photographer. In between portrait and wedding shoots, he drives from his home in Phoenix, Arizona to photograph the powerful tornados that rip through the Great Plains states every summer. So after a recent wedding gig with the threat of severe weather brewing, Olbinski hopped in his car and drove 15 hours to Oklahoma. 

You can see some of the photos from that trip here and read his account of tracking down a dangerous storm over at Resource Travel.

Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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