Monthly Archives: October 2018
Weekly Photography Challenge – Silhouettes
Fisher man by Saravut Whanset on 500px Silhouettes are a wonderful way to convey drama, mystery, emotion and mood to the viewers of your photos and often stand out in an album because of the combination of their simplicity but also … Continue reading
Nikon D3500 review
Despite the growing popularity of mirrorless cameras, beginner DSLRs are still incredibly popular, and the D3500 is Nikon's latest entry-level offering in a competitive market. Nikon's D3xxx range of entry-level DSLRs have proved successful in the past, and the company … Continue reading
Chances are these Sony sensors are in your new camera
With the exception of Canon, Sony pretty much has a monopoly on the production of camera sensors (in fact, imaging sensors in general), manufacturing sensors not only for its own range of cameras, but also for rival brands. We were … Continue reading
How to Use Shutter Speed and Aperture Together When Using Manual Mode
When you’re just starting out as a photographer, one of the biggest challenges can be using the correct shutter speed and aperture values. Shooting a correctly exposed photo in manual mode is an amazing feeling. But unless you know the … Continue reading
New: Luminosity & Contrast Landscape Photo Guide
Everything in photography can be summarized using Luminosity & Contrast. And this new guide by professional landscape photographer Alister Benn will show you how to see it and master it. We were able to negotiate an exclusive 33% discount for … Continue reading
5 Adobe Lightroom Plugins That Will Make Your Life Easier
We all love Lightroom. There’s a reason it became an essential part of a photographer’s workflow. It’s powerful, easy to use, and helps make your photos come alive. But what if I said you could make it even easier to … Continue reading
Keep your images safe with Lexar’s new fingerprint USB 3.0 drive
Whether you're looking to share your hi-res portfolio with a few trusted clients or want to keep important documents secure, Lexar could have the answer with the JumpDrive Fingerprint F35 USB 3.0 Flash Drive. Lexar reckons it is one of … Continue reading
Adobe Camera Raw updated to support a host of new cameras
If you've just treated yourself to a new camera – maybe it's the new Nikon Z7, or Fujifilm's X-T3 – you may have been left a little frustrated that your raw files couldn't be read by Photoshop or Lightroom. The … Continue reading
Photographing a ‘First Look’: The Pros and Cons for Wedding Photographers
The wedding timeline can be different for every couple. That’s why you need to learn to ask important questions, such as whether they’ve considered a ‘First Look’ or would rather keep it traditional. This simple decision can change the entire course … Continue reading
How to Improve Low-Light Performance by Increasing Your ISO
Low-light Images often have noise issues, particularly in the dark areas. So you’ve decided to take night time photographs. But the light is so low you’re worried about noise. You want the image sharp and the blacks to be black. … Continue reading
Infrared Photography: 2 Ways To Modify Your DSLR
Infrared photography is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful areas of photographic art, and there are many ways in which you can shoot IR frames. However, if you have a DSLR camera and you are not willing to invest in … Continue reading
These are the best wildlife photos of 2018
The winners of the prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition have been revealed, with Dutch photographer Marsel van Oosten taking the top prize for his extraordinary image, titled The Golden Couple. The image shows a pair of golden snub-nosed … Continue reading