Quick Tip: How to Get Rid of the Black Gradient at the Bottom of My Photo
Bryan Esler
When using studio strobes or a hot shoe flash, you might come across a black gradient at the bottom of your images. This happens when
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Photographic Test Kitchen: 3 Light Setup
Rick Friedman
Work made with 3 speed lights Here’s the equipment used to create this photograph: Nikon D810 Nikon 105mm Macro lens 3 Nissin Di700A speedlights Nissan
A Better Way to Fly
Rick Friedman
Why it can be less expensive to fly First Class I recently returned back home to Boston from a three-week trip to the Bahamas and
Being Mobile for Event Photography
Bryan Esler
As a corporate event photographer, I have a pretty standard setup that I take to each event I photograph. I typically use two lenses —
Flash Memory Card Hygiene
Steve Eilenberg
It’s September 28th, 2007, around 1:00 am. My wife was gently sighing in her sleep in our luxurious Masai Mara safari camp tent. I was
Portrait Tips: How Do I Choose White Balance For Portraits?
Levi Sim
There are so many things to think about when making portraits that leaving your white balance set to auto is a tempting proposition. Especially when
Skating The Ramps With Platypod Max And MagMod
Bryan Esler
A few weeks ago, I stumbled upon a photo I selected for Photographer of the Day. It was of a skateboarder at a skate park,
Using A Very Small Flash
Susan Kanfer
Many of you only have the little pop-up flash built into your camera or a very tiny flash that can be attached to the camera
Gear Review: Impact Quikbox Softbox Kit
Bryan Esler
Having never owned a softbox myself, I was intrigued to try the Impact Quikbox Softbox with my Panasonic GH5. I had long wanted to incorporate
Gear Review: Vello Ringbox Ringflash Adapter
Dan Glass
I have often thought about investing in a ringflash after seeing that unique, cool look, photographer’s get in the eyes of their subjects accompanied by even shadowless
Mirrorless Camera Guru: How To See The World Like A Photograph
Levi Sim
Mirrorless cameras’ greatest advantage is the fact that there is no separation between what the sensor records and what you see in the viewfinder. Seeing
Studio Tip: Controlling Light Using Cinefoil
Vanelli
Cinefoil, also known as black foil, black wrap, or shadow foils, is a sturdy, black aluminum foil. It can be molded into different reusable shapes.
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