Making an Instagram grid with Photoshop
Michèle Grenier
Ever wonder how people were making an Instagram grid photo piece on Instagram? Using Photoshop, you can create 1×3, 2×3, 3×3 and other multiple format
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Five tips to edit badass sports portraits
Michèle Grenier
Want to bring out the most of your action shots? Here are five tips to edit badass sports portraits to realize with any software.
How to be more confident at your next photoshoot
Michèle Grenier
Sometimes, being in charge of taking photos can be stressful. Here are my top five tips to help you be more confident at your next
Enjoying our messy office with perfectly sorted data
Michèle Grenier
This is what it looks like at my desk. And I know yours probably looks like it, too — although you’d never admit it publicly.
Vision vs. reality: Artistic liberties in an action portrait
Michèle Grenier
OK, you know what? I’ve kept this secret for too long. This pic does not entirely reflect the reality of the moment it was made.
Quick Tip: Use the furniture and decor in a hotel for your next model or client shoot (NSFW)
Vanelli
This is 1 of 5 tips Anthony Neste shared on photographing a model in a Hotel Room, check out the other 4 on Photofocus.
Quick Tip: Center the subject’s pupil with the whites of their eyes
Vanelli
A simple tip to ensure a better portrait is to center the subject’s pupil with the whites of their eyes. Have the subject turn their head and shoulders to balance their eyes.
How to Finish Your Wild Animal Photos With Tone Mapping
Jason Hahn
Funny thing about animals is they move around, a lot. So a technique like HDR, which requires several images that are nearly identical in everything
How to Remove Noise with a Luminosity Layer in Aurora HDR 2018
Jason Hahn
HDR (High Dynamic Range) processing of your photos by its nature can result in a lot of noise or graininess in your final image. While Macphun’s new Aurora HDR 2018 for PC’s does a great job overall reducing noise, there are still times when noisy areas appear in your processed HDR. This can be caused by many reasons, but most commonly it’s due to your settings in camera (such as shooting at too high of an ISO) or any image processing you have done to your images before merging them in Aurora (such as exposure adjustments). Regardless of the cause, you can remove most of this noise by using a “Luminosity Layer”. This technique saves a lot of time, giving you consistently good-looking results, quickly. Â
Gear Review: Oben CT-3551 Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod and BE-113T Ball Head
Jason Hahn
A lightweight travel tripod is a handy piece of equipment for every photographer to have in their gear collection.  There are times where larger, heavier, “workhorse” tripods are not the right tool for the job, or places where they are too cumbersome to transport and use.  On the lookout for a new one, a few months ago I got my hands on the Oben CT-3551 Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod and BE-113T Ball Head. Â
After unpacking it my first thought was “Wow this thing is light, I’m going to break it.” Â But, half a year later with pretty constant use, it shows few signs of wear and tear. Â In that time, it has been used for landscape, travel, and macro photography, in various locations and conditions.
Quick Trick in Adobe Lightroom to help find Sensor “Spots”
David J. Crewe
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
Oben TT-100 Table Top Tripod
Lee Varis
There some times when even a travel tripod is just too much to lug around, and sometimes you need to get really low, or switch
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