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Aperture Priority vs. Shutter Priority vs. Manual Mode | Which is Best?
We're going to take a closer look at the four main modes available on most cameras and discuss scenarios where each mode makes the most sense. Ready? Let's dive in!
Aiarty Image Enhancer: Restore Faces, Remove Objects, and Enhance Photo Quality (36% OFF + Bonus Gifts)
Whether you’re working with old family portraits or low-res web images, poor image quality can still derail a creative project. In such instances, it’s not uncommon to run into problems like blurry edges, funky artifacts, or just not enough resolution; this is true for photographers, designers, and digital artists alike. Aiarty Image Enhancer has built ... Read more
How to Take Direct Sunlight Portraits
I used to be terrified to shoot in harsh sunlight. I avoided it like the plague, and as a consequence avoided scheduling sessions in anything other than golden hour or overcast days. I soon found out that a limited availability such as this was a financial burden, and bad for business. That was the deciding ... Read more
20+ Posing Cues for Couples from Professional Photographers
Photographers often hear their clients say, “We’re awkward, but we want to be natural, fun & romantic.” This common challenge underscores the importance of mastering posing, a skill that blends technical knowledge with creative communication. The art of posing is more than just positioning subjects; it’s about crafting authentic, emotive stories through images. This guide ... Read more
The Best Online Album Proofing Options for Photographers
The deeper you dive into photography, especially when you start taking on clients and making it a business, the more important it becomes to find and use tools that allow you to streamline your workflow. It doesn’t take long before you start spending less time taking photos and more time managing other aspects of getting ... Read more
How to Use Fresnel Lenses in Photography
Fresnel lenses, originally designed for lighthouses, found their way into photography as powerful tools for shaping light. These lenses focus light effectively while remaining lightweight and portable. Whether you’re a portrait photographer or experimenting with creative lighting, understanding how to use Fresnel lenses can add depth and drama to your work. Fresnel Lenses in Photography: ... Read more
Tips for Going Big with Large Photo Prints
When wall space and budget allows, it’s great to go big with large photo prints. Large prints, which can reach up to 96” wide (that’s eight feet!), allow your clients to preserve their special moments on an epic scale, and they also serve as the ultimate showcase for quality photos. For photographers who’ve made print ... Read more
4 Effective Communication Skills Photographers Need to Succeed
When we think about jumping into photography as a career, we often focus on our hard skills, or the technical aspects of shooting. It’s the part we fall in love with while learning to use our gear and discovering new techniques to capture incredible images. Knowing how to take beautiful photos, however, does not automatically ... Read more
Midday Photography Lighting Tips for Better Portraits
If you head out unprepared to capture portraits under the midday sun, you might find yourself wrestling with harsh shadows and limited creative opportunities. While this time of day has a reputation for providing less than ideal lighting, we can actually use it to our advantage. In this guide, we will walk through practical tips ... Read more
Ruko U11MINI 4K RC3 Review: A Sub-250g Drone That Actually Makes Sense for Beginners
The bottom line: The Ruko U11MINI 4K RC3 delivers usable 4K video, a 3-axis gimbal, and 96 minutes of flight time across three batteries, all under 249g and under $500. It’s not a DJI killer, but it’s a legitimately good first drone for photographers testing aerial content without the regulatory headaches or financial commitment of ... Read more
Capture One Tips | The New Tick Box In Capture One Which Will Change Your Life
Max Bridge
Diffraction is a horrible effect of shooting at low apertures. In the newly released Capture One Pro, Phase One have attempted to ease our pain with a one click diffraction correction tick box. Is it any good?
Phase One Announces New Capture One Pro Keyboard For Max Efficiency
Kishore Sawh
Around October last year we got a look at the editing ‘deck’ for Capture One Pro in the form of ...
Phase One Releases Capture One Pro 10 | Our Hands On First Look Review
Marlon Richardson
We’ve long been fans of Capture One Pro’s fine image color rendering and detail. In Capture One Pro 10, Phase ...
TetherTools Tetherboost Pro | Hands On With The Connectivity Solution
Kishore Sawh
Standard practice in a studio environment and in many other professional shooting scenarios is to shoot tethered, with the virtues ...
Three Of My Favorite Features In Capture One Pro
Max Bridge
Capture One is an amazing Piece of RAW processing software. It is, however, not alone. There are many different Raw editors these days. I find that it's often the small things which separate each piece of software.
Guide To Tethered Shooting Using Capture One Pro
Max Bridge
Tethered shooting allows you to connect your camera to your computer, the benefits of which are not to be underestimated. ...
Is It Time To Switch From Lightroom to Capture One Pro? Here’s Why It Might Be
Marlon Richardson
If you've ever been aggravated with Lightroom's performance, the solution might be Capture One Pro, and it's better and easier to get than ever.
