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The printed photo: The ultimate backup

In the old days, photos were printed and stored in books known as albums. When you wanted to look at them, you pulled out these books, dusted them off and relived the memories that were revealed on the pages inside. The pages yellowed over time and your photos were covered

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Styling product photography

The evolution of styling product photos

Styling product photography photos can seem like a daunting task. But with some basic knowledge and a few simple tips, you can create stunning images that showcase the products in the best possible light. Here are some tips to help you style your product photography photos. The evolution of the

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Panorama: Make something from not much

Every now and then you find a subject you really want to photograph. And, you have the wrong lens. This was one of those times. It became a challenge to see if I could get anything, like a panorama, from this situation. The capture I saw this building and fire

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What you need to know about camera shutter count

Shutter count is one of the technical details that we may hear advanced photographers mention when they’re buying secondhand gear or replacing their current ones. Some may consider it a main factor when shopping around. Others may be willing to stay with their current camera until it becomes unusable. But

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Neewer DL400 Motorized Camera Dolly offers smooth motion for creators

For content creators looking to elevate their video production without breaking the bank, the Neewer DL400 motorized camera dolly is quickly becoming a go-to tool for achieving smooth, cinematic motion. Compact, capable and currently priced at an affordable $189 on Amazon, the DL400 provides impressive functionality in a small package.

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How I got the photo: Peta in silhouette

Photography is all about light—how we shape it, manipulate it, and use it to tell a story. For this image, I wanted to create a dramatic, high-contrast black-and-white silhouette portrait that emphasized shape, texture, and emotion. The vision I envisioned a moody, almost ethereal portrait—one that played with highlights and

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Capturing Yosemite with the iconic Kodak Aerochrome film

When we speak of rare and legendary film stocks, Kodak Aerochrome sits high up on the list. Any film photographer, at some point in their creative journey, will come across this emulsion and try their hardest to get their hands on a roll or two. If this is the first

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Do you backup while travelling

Should you back up your photos while traveling?

Traveling is a wondrous journey filled with unforgettable moments, breathtaking landscapes, and enriching experiences. Capturing these moments through photography has become an integral part of modern travel. However, amidst the excitement of exploring new destinations, many travelers often overlook a crucial aspect: backing up their precious photos. In today’s digital

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These 5 Japanese philosophies can improve your photography

Japan holds a special place in many photographers’ hearts for many good reasons. The most obvious of these is the fact that the country is the birthplace of popular global brands like Canon, Nikon and Fujifilm. So, it’s not surprising that Japanese photographers like Montreal-based Toshiki Yukawa think there are

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