The Canon 1D Mark IV is a professional DSLR that was launched into the photography market for professional sports photographers, wildlife photographers, and photojournalists 17 years ago. Now it is completely outdated and obsolete - or is it? To find out, I took it out to photograph an event in dark, museum venue to see if it was still a relevant tool for photojournalism in 2026. How did it perform?
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For 2025, we’re starting our Fall Color Series photography season using one of Canon’s greatest hits, the legendary EOS 1Ds Mark III.
The Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III from 2007, then arguably the best professional DSLR ever made; is it able to hold its own against the iPhone 16 Pro Max today, or has the smart phone camera made it and similar DSLRs obsolete?
As event photographers in Wisconsin, working in the Appleton (Fox Valley) and in Northern Wisconsin in the communities of Park Falls, Minocqua and the surrounding areas, we always love working to help our clients with a successful event.
The Insta360 Ace Pro 2 is one of the better action cameras currently on the market. It has some unique features that make it stand out from the competition, including its surprisingly good low-light capability and its flip screen that we find to be very nice and very helpful. But while it is great as an action camera for video, is it any good for photography?
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