If you’ve never met an Apple fanboy, let me introduce you to … me. For the past 14 years, I’ve bought countless Apple products. iPods, iPhones, Apple Watches, AppleTVs, Mac Studios, MacBook Pros. You name it, I’ve probably bought it, or at least used it. And there’s a good reason
Say it with me — “it’s OK to use my phone.” Am I the only one who always feels pressure to create images with my ‘good’ camera equipment? Like, it’s expected of me because I’m a photographer and my gear is attached to my hip at all times? Well, I
The upcoming iOS 16 makes it easy to copy edits you make to one image and apply them to anywhere between one and many. And it’s easy and quick. Let’s have a look! Editing photos In the Photos app, you’ve been able to edit photos, adjusting brightness, contrast, vignettes, sharpening
With the upcoming iOS 16, you can easily separate the subject from its background. Furthermore, you can copy it or drag it to another app for texting, posting, sharing, creating collages and more. Here’s how. How do you do it? Select a subject when you are in the Photos app
Instagram Guides let you create curated lists of posts from your Instagram account and other accounts. Originally rolled out to selected exercise and travel influencers, they’re now available for everyone and have so many uses for wedding photographers, portrait photographers and more. In this series on Instagram Guides, we’ve looked
Back in June, Capture One released its long awaited Capture One iPad edition under a subscription plan with a monthly fee of $4.99. At the time of the launch, the iPad version of Capture One has many of the edition features that are very familiar to existing users of Capture
A few months ago — it might have been March, it might have been February — Lightroom Mobile received an update. Among all the other shiny new features (which, I swear, I have no problem with: I’m a real fan of Lightroom Mobile, generally, I swear), there was one change
Creating your own presets in Lightroom is a great way to speed up your mobile editing and achieve a consistent look to your mobile phone photos that will set your social media feed apart. Knowing how to create and use presets is an essential skill that will dramatically speed up
Every week I get questions from people about the image quality of cell phone cameras. In fact, just the other day, I was meeting with a gentleman over coffee and he wanted to know about the image quality differences between my Nikon D850 and my iPhone X. It seems like
Like it or not, much of social media is showcasing and prioritizing videos in their feeds. As photographers, how can we jump on this trend (if you want to that is)? Using video for behind-the-scenes footage is a great way to show your audience how you create your images. But,
I’ve used QuickBooks Online as my accounting software for the past few years. It allows me to keep track of all of my expenses, income and invoices. I find it quite user-friendly, and if you want to read more about why I chose QuickBooks, check out this article. QuickBooks also
Give me a minute to establish a premise here — stick with me — it will be worth it. As a mostly self-employed person for five decades I have almost always had a car that I lease for work. This saves an incredible amount of IRS paperwork when it comes
