There’s always more than one way to skin a cat. Or, to post-process a high ISO Milky Way photo. In this post I’m going to take a look at using Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) to start, and then invoke ACR as a plugin for additional corrections and modifications. This was
It’s not often a competitor to GoPro comes around and challenges them. The action cam market has been status quo GoPro for a while. Now the Insta360 One RS offers a unique modular take on the action cam space. Insta360 recently updated their One R into the One RS. They
As vlogging becomes more popular than ever before, camera manufacturers are scrambling to get their share of the market, with Canon being the latest to possibly enter the vlogging arena. Cameras designed for vlogging are nothing new. However, there seems to be an influx of cameras lately aiming to steal
When planning a lifestyle family photoshoot, I always consider the light and location first. Outfits, props and the prompts I will use are all important, but it’s harder to make awful light work than it is to downplay a gaudy T-shirt. Here are some tips to help you choose a
If you’re in the market for a top-tier camera, this roundup will help you decide which model is right for you. Creators today have been blessed with a healthy camera market with fantastic camera bodies available at affordable prices. However, as we all know, manufacturers also pump out flagship devices
Adobe recently released a new update for Lightroom Classic and Lightroom (for a full overview of the updates, check out this article). With this update, Adobe has enhanced their previously released masking features. Now, you’re able to apply Subject and Sky masks in batch edit with the aid of artificial
Who doesn’t love a good spiral staircase? Even a well-done, one-story version. Earlier, I shared some architectural Art Deco beauty from Milwaukee. Now, I’d like to share one feature of the new addition to the Warner Theatre for the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. The addition When we were on the Art Deco tour
An organization recently asked me to do event photography for a high-profile fundraising event. I accepted, despite never having done it before. It went quite well. Here’s how I went about doing it the first time out. “Can you take some photographs for us?” The Development Director of a large
Fireworks are among the most visually arresting spectacles of light we can experience. It’s that time of year when we anticipate the joy of seeing magnificent displays of aerial pyrotechnic art. Like most things visually fascinating, photographers want to capture and revisit the spectacle. But what’s the best way to
Building a home studio has many benefits, but may also seem daunting due to several reasons. Apart from the technical aspects, space and budget constraints are also major concerns. This is especially the case for beginners. But with today’s budget studio gear deals, you can just jump right in with
Welcome to Shutter Notes, our weekly community feature. Shutter Notes gives you the chance to get to know our community members a bit better. Each member will share a little bit about themselves and their chosen image. Frank Engelhardt is a software applications engineer with a passion for photography. He
My wife and I recently attended an evening bull riding competition at the annual Elizabeth Stampede Rodeo in Elizabeth, CO. I applied for a photography permit and was quickly approved as a “Freelance” photographer. I was later successful in obtaining an upgraded “On Assignment” media/photography pass. This upgraded pass would
