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When to Use Flash (and Why) in Your Photography
Flash is not a prerequisite for great photography. Used without intention, it flattens shadows, kills mood, and leaves your subjects ...
Flash vs Continuous Light: When to Use Each
Most photographers start their lighting journey with a simple question: should I buy a flash or a continuous light? The ...
Learn 5 Tips for Capturing Perfect Sunset Silhouettes
Sunset silhouettes are one of those shots that look complex but come down to a handful of decisions made correctly. ...
RAW vs JPEG | The Ultimate Visual Guide (Updated)
Gain a full understanding of RAW vs JPEG with this ultimate visual guide. This article is designed to teach you the differences between RAW and JPEG (JPG) from a pragmatic real world point of view. Thus, we will be using a lot of actual image examples to help show the exact concrete differences.
Don’t Say Cheese! How to Smile for Photos
If you want to help your clients give you natural smiles for their photos, don't have them say, 'cheese.' Try these tips instead.
20 Tips and Tricks for iPhone Photography
In this article, we’ll review tips, tricks, and hidden iPhone camera features for beginner and intermediate photographers. There is something ...
Imagen Is Offering Full AI Editing Access for $10 to Kick Off Peak Season
Post-processing has long been the most time-consuming part of a photographer’s workflow, and the numbers back that up. According to ...
The Sunny 16 Rule Explained
With all the sophistication of modern metering system, it seems like the good ol’ Sunny 16 Rule can be dismissed as one of the old relics of the film era. But it is still a valid and useful rule nonetheless, and one that can teach growing photographers about the principles of metering. So if you haven’t heard about the Sunny 16 Rule or just need to brush up on it again, here’s a quick primer on this classic metering rule.
ISO, Aperture & Shutter Speed | A Cheat Sheet For Beginners
One of the first things you must learn as a new photographer is the relationship between ISO, aperture and shutter speed. Here's a little cheat-sheet to help you remember.
Blurry Wedding Photos: 10 Ways to Make Blur Work
Some of the best images from a wedding gallery aren’t the sharpest ones. The dance floor that actually looks like ...
How to Plan a Photo Shoot: A Complete Workflow Guide
Tips for executing a planned photoshoot from my own experience and from what I've seen others do. Take what works in your situation and use it to improve your photo shoots..
How to Format SD Card on Mac: Step-by-Step Guide
SD cards are a common type of memory card that can be used in cameras, smartphones, and other digital devices ...
