Photography Deals You Dont Want to Miss
Here are some of the biggest Photography deals we've found lasting Black Friday through Cyber Monday.
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Fstoppers Interviews Rob Walwyn on His Upcoming Photo Exhibition 'Karrikins'
Australian photographer Rob Walwyn is hosting the first exhibition of his project ‘Karrikins’ as part of Sydney's Head On Photo Festival. Karrikins documents the aftermath of the bushfires that devastated Australia’s east coast in late 2019 and early 2020.
When Should You Make a Photo Black and White?
Of all the edits you can do to a photo, perhaps none is more fundamentally transformative than converting it to black and white. However, how do you know when to make that conversion? This excellent video tutorial discusses the topic as it applies to wedding photos and portraits and offers some helpful advice.
A Comprehensive Guide to Lightroom
A lot of people think of Lightroom as the place for organizing photos and performing basic edits and Photoshop as the place for more involved and serious edits, and while that is true to a degree, you might be surprised by just how much you can do in Lightroom. This fantastically comprehensive tutorial will show you everything you need to know to edit photos in Lightroom.
100 Adobe Photoshop Tricks and Tips You May Not Know
Adobe Photoshop is one of the most complex pieces of software in the industry. While it is relatively easy to do the basics as a beginner, it has layers of depth that go far past where even many experts go. In this video, learn over 100 different tricks and tips.
How Good Is Photoshop's New Landscape Mixer Neural Filter?
What if you could change the season of a landscape photo with just the click of a button? Photoshop's new landscape mixer neural filter promises to leverage Adobe Sensei technology to do just that, allowing you to turn a summer landscape into a snow-laden wonderland with a single click. Does it produce worthwhile images, though?
Why We Shouldn’t Give Up When We Struggle in Landscape Photography
It is good to have a plan B in landscape photography. But what if even plan B doesn’t work? Should we give up? Or is there still the chance, any way to get some really strong photographs? I came exactly into such a situation recently – and oh man – finally it turned into one of the best photography days I ever had.
A Review of the Hasselblad 907X 50C Medium Format Camera
Hasselblad's 907X 50C is one of the more unique cameras to come along in quite some time, putting a modern medium format sensor in a body completely devoid of a viewfinder, meant to be used like a TLR camera of yesteryear. This great video review takes a look at the camera and the sort of performance and image quality you can expect from it in practice.
3 Tips for the Struggling Photographer
It's not easy and if it were, everyone would be doing it. You have to keep repeating that to yourself because it's true and you are entitled to some grace, as you grow. These 3 tips help me continue and I'm sharing them with you!
Here are Three Tips:The video will go into full detail about the ways I use each tip, but here is a simplified breakdown.
Tennis Shoes, Camera Lenses, and My Problem With Overconsumption
During an effort to rid my house of excess belongings this weekend, I stumbled upon an analogy that should help inform my gear buying decisions going forward.
A Review of the Canon RF 100-400mm f/5.6-8 IS USM Lens
A 100-400mm zoom lens is highly versatile, useful for anything from sports and wildlife photography to landscape work and more.
7 Helpful Winter Landscape Photography Tips
The beauty of winter is that even landscapes you have photographed dozens of times can become entirely new scenes with fresh, vibrant looks. Winter landscape photography presents its own unique challenges, though, and this excellent video tutorial will give you seven tips to help you get the most out of your photos.
How to Use the Tone Curve Tool in Adobe Lightroom
Adobe photo editing software has been around for so long and seen so many iterations that its depth is almost unknowable. Even some of the fundamental tools have nuance and required skill to get the most out of them, and the Tone Curve is one of them.
This Might Be the Craziest Lens Ever Made
Lens designs have been pushed to some pretty extreme lengths in the past decade or so, with full frame options like 50mm f/0.95 or 28-70mm f/2 becoming standard fare. However, the most extreme consumer lens design ever made might be from several decades ago.
New Cameras and Lenses Are Ruining the Charm of Out-of-Focus Photographs
It seems like all photographers can talk about these days is how sharp this lens is versus that lens. I miss the days when blurry photographs were charming.
Epic Views From a Secluded Fire Lookout
I have only been to a fire lookout once, and it was by accident. The experience of being high above the landscape was exhilarating, and the views were outstanding, but I didn’t stay long, as I thought I was trespassing.
2021 Black Friday Deals for Photographers
Black Friday sales are here and we want to keep you up to date on some of the best photography deals available. These savings are only available for a very limited timeframe, so if there's something that piques your interest, make sure to act on it now!
Mistakes Beginner Photographers Make Regarding Lenses
Perhaps no piece of equipment has a bigger impact on your photos than your lens. There are some common misconceptions about lenses, however, and as expensive as they are, it is important to make sure you know everything you can about them. This helpful video tutorial discusses some common mistakes photographers make when thinking about lenses.
The Capture One Magic Brush is Sorcery: One-Click Complex Selections
Over the evolution of photo manipulation and editing there are those features that have come about that truly change not only how we do things, but how quickly, and have us reevaluate what we think is possible; things that seem like magic.
Tamron's New Secret Weapon: Smarter Lenses
If there's one area of photography that has stagnated with regards to improved tech, it's lenses. That isn't to say they haven't improved, but by nowhere near the rate at which cameras have. Perhaps that's about to change.
Canon R3 Versus Sony a1: Which Has Better Autofocus?
Canon’s latest full frame mirrorless camera, the EOS R3, was launched only a few months ago, and we’ve had to wait patiently to find out how its autofocus system compares with that of one of its biggest rivals, the Sony a1. This video puts the pair head to head in a real-world situation.
6 Simple Tips to Improve Your Portrait Photography
Are your portraits missing a few vital factors? These tips might just be what you need.
Sony Halts Production of a Few Cameras Thanks to the Global Chip Shortage
Sony has announced that it will stop manufacturing some of its older products due to problems with its supply chain as a result of the global chip shortage.
How to Improve Your Wildlife Photography With the Topaz Image Quality Bundle
As a professional nature photographer, Topaz DeNoise is an essential part of my workflow. I had heard about it for years, but since I owned Lightroom and Photoshop, I didn’t add Topaz into my software library until last spring. I was late to the party, but at least I can save you the trouble. Just DeNoise alone is worth every penny. Come see why.
A Review of the Nikon Z 9 Mirrorless Camera for Wildlife Photography
Nikon's Z 9 mirrorless camera is here, and it challenges the supremacy of the Sony a1 and Canon EOS R3 at the top of the professional mirrorless camera race. One of the genres that often demands such cameras is wildlife photography, and this awesome video review takes a look at how the Z 9 performs.