Four ways dust can end up in your photos
One of the most annoying and tedious parts of any photographer’s workflow is removing dust, lint, smudges and fingerprints in post-processing. Imagine having to do
One of the most annoying and tedious parts of any photographer’s workflow is removing dust, lint, smudges and fingerprints in post-processing. Imagine having to do
Dust on the sensor usually means a tedious time removing spots from lots of photos. This is particularly true if the subject is a time-lapse
Things like dandruff, random dust and scratches often plague headshots. But by utilizing Photoshop, it’s super easy to fix these. Select Filter > Noise >
One of the main issues with photographing toys is that everything gets magnified in scale. The smaller the toy, the bigger the world around the
Ever since I switched to mirrorless with my Sony a7R II, I’ve been trying to figure out the easiest way to clean my sensor. As
Tell me if this has ever happened to you. Â You’ve been on the road for a while, changing your lenses out over and over, and
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I admit it…I’m not perfect. Sometimes the simplest things can come back and bite you. A few months ago, I made the trek up to
Filters of all sorts, flashes, cards, readers, light-meters, remote triggers, straps, battery chargers, batteries, business cards, business card holders, lens bags, cases, cords, levels, tripods,