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Avoid making this mistake with the 50mm f/1.8 lens

The 50mm f/1.8 is among the most popular lenses for many types of photography. However, many photographers tend to shoot at the widest aperture with it — a crucial mistake that results in not so sharp photos. So, if you’re new to photography and just picked up this lens, outdoor

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Stop the scroll with Flexclip

How I use FlexClip to create scroll-stopping portrait reels

As a portrait photographer, I spend hours crafting creative, emotive images that tell a story — but when it comes to sharing them on social media, it’s not always easy to stop people from scrolling past. We live in a world where attention spans are short and Reels dominate the

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Combining natural and artificial light for still life photography

Still life photography is all about creating captivating scenes with inanimate objects. While natural light often provides a soft, ethereal quality, artificial light offers precise control and versatility. By combining both, you can achieve stunning results that elevate your still-life imagery. Oh, and it’s not just still life, consider using

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Five all-around cameras to get secondhand in 2025

Buying a secondhand camera is a smart move if you’re looking to get great performance for a more affordable price. At the rate that new cameras are coming up, you’re not really missing a lot by getting a camera that is a few years-old. The best secondhand cameras balance image

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Unleashing the beauty of landscapes: Capturing nature’s majesty

Landscape photography is a captivating art form that allows us to capture the breathtaking beauty of the world around us. From towering mountains to serene seascapes, the possibilities for exploring and capturing the essence of natural landscapes are endless. Here are five tips that will help you unleash the true

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How to take charge of color in your photography

If you do a lot of color photography, it follows that you need to have skillful control of colors. You must be able to use it to best present the story or message of your photos. Using presets and LUTs created by other photographers is a quick way to get

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Best lenses for landscape photography with digital medium format cameras

Planning to capture some scenic landscapes and sweeping vistas with your medium format camera this summer? Make sure you’re also ready with the right lens (or lenses) to get the best results in glorious detail. For landscape photography using medium format cameras, you’ll want lenses that offer exceptional sharpness, edge-to-edge sharpness for large

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Thypoch M Mount Positive-Lock Adapter Series: The final piece in building the M mount ecosystem

Thypoch recently announced the M Mount Positive-Lock Adapter Series, available in M-E, M-L, M-Z, M-RF, and M-Arri. Engineered for professional photographers and videographers, the Adapter Series ensures unparalleled lens connection stability and reliability. With its precision design and exceptional compatibility, this series offers a robust foundation for cross-system creative work,

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Neewer FL10 Spotlight

Review: Neewer FL10 Spotlight and Gobo Projector

The Neewer FL10 is a compact, battery-powered LED spotlight designed for creative lighting in photography and videography. Its integration of gobo filters and colour LEDs makes it a versatile tool for adding dynamic lighting effects to various shooting scenarios. I’ve been using it in the studio for a few weeks,

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The power of vignettes: Directing the light

A good composition is about directing the viewer through the image. One of the many ways that effective photographers do this is by directing the light. Vignettes are a powerful tool in doing this. And best of all, it’s easy to do! What’s a vignette? A vignette is simply a

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Safety tips for charging batteries and electronics

Don’t let batteries burn you up. We’re all guilty of leaving our phones charging on our bedside tables overnight, or tossing our remote control into a drawer without a second thought. But these seemingly harmless habits could be putting your home and camera gear at risk. Let’s talk about why

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