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How to choose your focal length for street photography

As with any photography genre, using the right focal length is crucial to realizing your creative vision in street photography. However, it’s understandable that you won’t get it right the first time. If you find yourself unsure about or struggling with choosing between several focal lengths, today’s featured video should

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Nikon announces ZR, their first cinema camera for filmmakers

ZR, the first Nikon camera in the Z Cinema Series combines Nikon’s optical expertise and high-performance AF with RED Digital Cinema’s color science and cinematic DNA Today, Nikon introduced the ZR, an ultra-lightweight, full-frame camera that marks an introduction to the Z Cinema series, a collection that invokes the best

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Luminar Mobile

Editing on the go with Luminar Mobile

Sometimes, we just don’t want to carry the “big camera” everywhere. As much as I love my Sony gear and lenses, there are times when the convenience of my phone wins out—whether I’m out walking the dogs, grabbing a quick coffee, or just don’t feel like lugging around a heavy

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Lions at Zoo, shooting through fences

How do I photograph through a wire fence?

Ever been to a zoo and tried to capture animals through that wire fence? It’s frustrating and annoying. You can see the wire in the shot, even when out of focus. But the fence is there for their protection and yours! Thankfully, there are a few tricks to help eliminate

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Tamron 16-30mm lens on Nikon Z6III camera

Tamron 16-30mm f/2.8 Di III VXD G2 (Nikon Z mount): Full review

Tamron 16-30mm F/2.8 G2 for Nikon Z- mount is a lightweight, ultra-wide zoom offering sharp optics, fast AF, compact design, ideal for travel & landscapes. We borrowed the new 16-30mm wide-angle lens by Tamron for a three‑week road trip to really put it through its paces. Truthfully? It spent a

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Useful stuff that beginner photographers should buy

Are you just starting out in photography? There’s a big chance you’re excited about the various tools and accessories that could help you get better photos. But actually, these aren’t limited to the bits and baubles you can attach to your cameras. In today’s featured video, UK-based travel and adventure

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Five best vintage Nikon lenses you can get today

Curious about vintage Nikon lenses? Start with these five. With the retro aesthetic still popular, it’s no surprise that many photographers continue to look for vintage lenses to pair and experiment with for their digital cameras. In today’s featured video, it’s the turn of Nikon fans to get an idea

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Capricorn Caves

Photographing challenging conditions: Capricorn Caves

How do you photograph in really challenging conditions? It’s a good question. When I visited Capricorn Cave just outside of Rockhampton, Queensland (Australia), it was certainly challenging. Heading into the caves, we had bright midday sunlight, and pockets of it through the caves. In the caves, we could photograph, but

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Save up to 70% from the Luminar Neo Back to School Sale!

Here’s another chance to get Luminar Neo subscription and upgrades for less in time for school and fall season. As part of the Fall Upgrade to Luminar Neo campaign, the folks of Skylum have recently launched their Back to School Sale. From September 2-15, both new users and current owners can take

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Myths about video engagement

Engaging videos are one of the most powerful storytelling elements around. Whether used for a personal post, to sell product, or to solicit donations, a good video with emotional appeal works wonders. However, many struggle to determine what elements are truly necessary to achieve optimal video engagement. Let’s take a

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Abstract aerial photography reveals “Chemical Waste Art”

Lately, we’ve placed the spotlight on some of the most impressive aerial photography projects that show the genre’s affinity with abstract art. The latest on our list is a series by London-based Dimitar Karanikolov, which reveals to us eye-catching but also unsettling beauty of “Chemical Waste Art.” Dimitar is an

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