The Micro Four Thirds system remains a top choice for photographers looking for a handy and compact companion for travel and street photography. Fortunately, the system continues to get upgrades and new additions like the Lumix GH6. So, whether you’re planning to grab your first Micro Four Thirds camera or upgrade
Fujifilm has announced the North American debut of Fujikina New York, an interactive festival for anyone interested in photography, cinematography, the arts and all the latest Fujifilm gear. This curated, dynamic public event will showcase the power of image making through a special exhibit of select works from an emerging
Try as they might, the masses who want DSLRs to die can’t seem to get their wish to come true simply because the likes of Canon think there will be demand for DSLRs for a while. Another day, another story about the DSLRs vs. mirrorless cameras. Will the debate over
Welcome to Mind Your Own Business, the podcast that helps photographers improve their business and their lives! This month we chat with photographer photographer Jim Graham. In our discussion, Jim discusses the top lessons he’s learned over the years, as well as the importance relationship-building has been in his career.
Sometimes you just gotta save an image. Working in bad lighting with a moving subject that doesn’t repeat behavior on command is one of those situations. NOTE: Shake Reduction was removed in Photoshop 23.3; it no longer works with newer architecture, according to Adobe. But if you haven’t upgraded yet,
That question took me by surprise when I got asked it recently. No one had ever asked me that before, and I had never really thought about it. I briefly went through a checklist in my head of what makes a photographer a “studio photographer.” I use lights. Check. My
I took the time to read comments on this site, as well as a few other sites and found that there are some terms that need some clarification for use in the photo world. Some are quite comical, and some are just plainly mistakenly used in place of another term.
People around the country are starting to clear out the beds of their trucks, they’re buying charcoal, and they’re snapping up hot dogs and burgers in record numbers; my friends can mean only one thing, tailgating season is here, and thus, the sports photography season is also upon us once
Making eyes pop in Luminar Neo has never been easier, with a few sliders and the artificial intelligence (AI) now available with FaceAI. Set your basics Once you’ve opened your image in Luminar, edit as you wish, a great place to start is creating your own Presets for a cohesive
In this special Photofocus webinar, Levi Sim sits down with Heather Larkin to discuss everything from photography to working with kids and editing workflows. Heather talks about the benefits of AfterShoot software, helping you cull your images faster than ever! Based in Athens, GA, Heather is a Sigma ambassador that
Artistic vision and execution is what separates us as photographers. Here are my final renditions of the images I made when my plans went awry. Learn about the steps to get here by checking out my previous photograph with a plan articles; here’s part one, part two and part three.
Not all pictures we take are created equal. There are different subjects, lighting conditions and how the camera exposes those images. Radiant Photo offers a fast way to photo nirvana. I was provided a copy of Radiant Photo, including Lightroom Classic and Photoshop plugins, for this article. I took all
