I’m in the market for a new camera and it’s been a struggle to decide which one I want. Being a techie, I’ve analyzed every spec and feature from all the cameras, weighed cost and portability, and compared it to the gear I already have. And still no answer.
The color management mavens extraordinaire at X-Rite have just announced two new products for photographers who shoot video with video cameras or with DSLRs… ColorChecker
What’s in your bag? Do you really think that the cameras and lenses that are in my bag are going to get you my job?
I’m a huge advocate of creating depth in a photograph. One of the ways is to use a back light or at times referred to
I know, I know: you can’t possibly use a tripod in portraiture because you’re moving around too much, and reframing, and chasing kids, and it’ll
“Your greatest curse could be your greatest blessing” Shadows, at times they are such a curse, but with a bit of creative manipulating they can
Have you ever wished for more control on your Canon DSLR? In this tutorialfrom the series presented by lynda.com authors Rich Harrington and Robbie Carman
As a landscape photographer and workshop leader, Ive seen many gear failures. Tripod legs fall apart, ballheads bind up, and tiny screws come loose all
When I first started out with photography, natural light was my best friend. I didn’t have money for lights, so I learned to shoot using
A recent addition to my bag of tricks is a motorized turntable. This type of product is perfect for creating moving footage of products or
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Organizing memory cards on location can be tricky. Here’s a quick tip to help you avoid formatting the wrong card in the field.
