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Sony Artisan Caroline Jensen shares her experience using the new camera’s advancements, like Insect Eye AF, to photograph delicate and beautiful butterflies.
Is the Nikon Z 30 truly creator-ready? Learn about the top three Z 30 features creators, travel vloggers, streamers and mobile creators will love most.
When one creative outlet closed, food photographer Dennis The Prescott shifted his focus and found a new community in an unexpected place.
With planning and ingenuity, see the different ways you can strengthen and explore colour photography and develop your signature aesthetic. Check out this article to learn how to work with colour photography!
The most common question asked about gear is “what lens should I get next?” My answer is consistently, “what can your existing lens or lenses not do?” Answers vary. People want many things and are very reasonably cautious about investments.
Winter and early spring are ideal times to get out an take part in a very challenging, but very rewarding activity: Bird photography. Location A great place to start with bird photography is right in your own yard. You can put up feeders in locations where the birds have some cover and in a short time, you will have winged guests in your yard. This is a commitment because once you start putting food out, your feathered neighbours start to depend upon you. Also expect that the presence of food […]
Continuous light has the benefit that you can see exactly what the light is doing, live and in real time. From a learning and delivery process it is extremely fast.
As photographers and videographers we are always looking for a new way to present our work that creates differentiation and tells the story in a unique way. In this article I’m going to go in depth at converting a colour photograph to black and white.
Autofocus is a joy. It helps us get sharper images more quickly and is often faster in low light than the human eye can be. This tip takes you beyond full auto, to exercise more creative control as well as to take command of the camera.