Protecting Drone Footage – Preventing Crashes and Managing Data Properly
Drone crashes happen more often than you’d think, but usually, a crash won’t cause major damage to the frame. The…
How to Use Lightroom Classic and Luminar 4 Together in Your Workflow
A little over a month ago, Skylum Software launched the much anticipated update for their flagship software, Luminar 4. Why…
Plagued by Hotspots? Frequency Separation to the Rescue!
Glaring hot spots can be like the plague when it comes to shooting portraits. All too often the circumstances of…
Male Model Posing Tips with Irene Rudnyk
Generally speaking, when we’re trying to pose men for lifestyle and fashion portraits, we’re trying to expand their presence and…
2019 Gift Guide For Photographers
It’s that time of the year when we’re on the hunt for the best deals and savings on gear for the creatives on our holiday shopping lists. We’ve filtered them down to make your search for the best camera deals a little easier. Be sure to bookmark this page and keep checking back as we’ll be continually updating this gift guide as more items and deals surface for the holiday season.
How To Shoot Astro Panoramas
With Christmas just around the corner and the year drawing to a close, the team at Syrp wanted to release…
Simple and Fun Photo Hacks Using Your Umbrella
Since the season of rain and snow is officially here we have chosen the humble umbrella to be the star…
Quickly Fix Skin Tones In Your Images With ColourmapX
A headache I’ve heard a lot about from retouchers out there when doing portrait work is dealing with skin tones….
The 5 Dollar Studio – How To Create Great Portraits Anywhere
Capturing an incredible portrait doesn’t always mean you have to have thousands of dollars worth of gear in order to “Get it right” for your clients. Follow along as Gary Friedman shows how you can create a properly lit portrait with just a “5 Dollar Studio” that fits in your backpack.
5 Tips For Taking Great Family Photographs At Home
A family portrait session at home can be an exciting but also a daunting proposition, but with a bit of thought and preparation, you can learn to make the most of any home environment.
Developing Your Eye As A Photographer
How Can I Develop My Vision? In one way your lens is your third eye that can share what you see with the rest of the world. But how do you learn to see better and translate your visual skills to your camera?
10 Top Professional Photographers Give Their Best Networking Tips
Need to up your networking game? Here are some solid networking tips for photographers, by 10 professional photographers.
Get Connected!