Photography: Photography Trends of 2013

Saturday, March 1, 2014

Photography Trends of 2013

Mobile Photography

The statistics state that over 250 million photos are uploaded to Facebook and over 40 million to Instagram every day from mobile devices.
Selfies

Speaking of which, 'selfie' was recently named by the Oxford English Dictionary as word of the year. Its use has increased by a staggering 17,000% in 2013.
Wi-Fi Enabled Cameras

Image are becoming more instantaneous. Even inserting your card into your computer is becoming a thing of the past. Wi-Fi in DSLRs is now commonplace.
No Optical Low Pass Filters

In a bid to obtain the ultimate in image sharpness, camera manufacturers are now ditching moire-reducing anti-aliasing filters left, right and center.
Big Sensor, Small Body

Sony mastered the art of squeezing big full-frame sensors into compact bodies with the 36.3 megapixel A7R mirrorless and the 24.0 megapixel RX1 compact.
Retro Styling

Certainly not new for 2013, but the retro styling trend is still strong. Fuji, Panasonic, Olympus, Nikon and Pentax all launched retro-inspired new models.

Resource: Digital SLR Photography Issue 47

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