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Cheap camera challenge: Can a battered Canon T7i still take good photos?
Joy Celine Asto
We’ve come to an age where it has become the norm to change or upgrade cameras every few years. Admittedly, it’s not possible for us
What photography gear/accessory do you find most challenging to master?
Photofocus Team
It’s time to make your voice heard! Each week, we ask a question of our readers so we know what sort of content to produce
Using orange filter for black and white film photography
Joy Celine Asto
Are you a film photographer who just decided to focus on black and white photography? Among the techniques you’ll come across is using color filters
Learn your photo histogram
Bob Coates
One word — histogram. What is it? The histogram is a picture of the spread and brightness of the pixels. Higher spikes in your histogram
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Software tutorials
Let’s check out the Geometry panel in DxO PhotoLab 7
Julie Powell
Extending your background in Lightroom and Photoshop
Julie Powell
DxO PhotoLab 7: Let’s explore the FX Panel
Julie Powell
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Don’t miss these Mother’s Day camera deals to make mom smile!
Joy Celine Asto
Looking for a special gift for the photographer moms in your life? Make them smile and score some big savings while you’re at it with these Mother’s Day camera deals on B&H! There’s something for every photographer and budget, so
Simplify and let go
Sean McLean
You probably already know how to use your camera to get the images you want. You might have a style that’s recognized a mile away, a repeatable workflow and people who love your photos. Well now what? Is it still
Bad street photography habits to watch out for
Joy Celine Asto
As with many things in life, we tend to develop some bad habits as we move forward in our photography practice. Sometimes we catch ourselves early, or someone calls our attention about it. Whichever the case, it pays to be
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Some favorites from our archives.
Techniques for panning
Photofocus Team
Richard de Bruin: Jumping off the wall
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Ukrainian photographer captures the detail of her country in war
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Long exposure photography: Capturing the flow of time
Julie Powell
Imagine a world where rushing waterfalls appear silky smooth, speeding cars transform into streaks of light, and clouds morph into ethereal wisps across the sky. This is the magic of long-exposure photography, a technique that allows you to capture the
My dirty photography secrets
Nicole S. Young
Transparency with my business and teachings is very important to me. Granted, I don’t need to disclose everything, but I like to show that I am human from time to time. The life we tend to share online is usually
Harnessing the power of 17 Hats: 5 ways it transformed my photography business
Charlene Sligting
In the intricate dance of running a photography business, finding the right rhythm between creativity and efficient management is crucial. When I discovered 17 Hats, it was like adding a skilled partner to my solo performance. Let’s explore the top
Tips to avoid G.A.S. (Gear Acquisition Syndrome)
Darren Miles
I’ve been that guy. You know the guy who’s convinced the latest and greatest camera, lens, flash, flash modifier, strobe light, gel, grid and magnetic softbox will help them achieve the desired result in their images? Yeah, that was me
First look at the Limited Edition Fujifilm X100VI
Joy Celine Asto
If you’ve been eyeing the Fujifilm X100VI and want to go a little extra, the Limited Edition Fujifilm X100VI fits the bill. However, with only 1,934 units made for the global market — and only 300 units sent to the
Confessions of a clumsy globetrotter: My most ridiculous travel photography mishaps
Julie Powell
Ah, travel photography. The pursuit of capturing stunning sunsets, majestic landscapes, and that perfect Instagrammable moment. But let’s be honest, it’s not all glamorous locations and envy-inducing feeds. Sometimes, travel photography involves a healthy dose of self-deprecation and the occasional
Creative portraits: Going for the blur
Julie Powell
Nothing quite like a creative portrait and shooting for the blur. Especially when it comes to shooting on location. My home studio is fairly small, so I can’t shoot effectively with my 85mm lens or a 70-300mm lens. Well, at
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2. Canon EOS R5
3. Fujifilm X-T4
4. Pentax K-3 III
5. OM SYSTEM OM-1
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