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While developing its Luminar Flex AI-based Photoshop plugin earlier this month, Skylum did research on what plugins are currently available. The software company has now compiled a huge list of 55 Photoshop plugins that photographers may find useful. petapixel.com »
When you're at a party using a flash, it's common practice to either use a bounce card (like a Flashbender) or to bounce the light off the ceiling and a bit behind you in order to give frontal illumination to your subjects. thephoblographer.com »
Hipsters sure have ruined film photography and vintage gear for a lot of photographers. It's certain that there have been one too many passionate film photographers who have been wrongfully slapped with the label. thephoblographer.com »
Brian Ach is an editorial and commercial photographer. As photographers, most of our focus is on capturing images—finding good material and getting shots with all the gear we’ve spent so much time and money accumulating—but what happens next? For a lot of us, we download the images to a computer and edit a handful that catch our eye, and then… well, there are more photo shoots to pursue. dpreview.com »
Memory Card Guru has completed their memory card testing report for the Canon EOS RP. They have tested 60 memory cards and have ranked them Read more... canonrumors.com »
Have you been wanting to expand your photography knowledge, and learn new skills? Do you wish you could get your images edited in Lightroom and Photoshop in half the time that it takes now? Then stick around because we have found some amazing photography software and tutorials deals for you. thephoblographer.com »
There are a great number of differences between professional photographers and those that shoot only as a hobby. Surprisingly enough one, of those differences isn’t always talent. There are many amazing and talented photographers that shoot for a hobby and they take my breath away. petapixel.com »
Do you use your smartphone for the majority of your photography, or maybe even use just in a pinch? If so, chances are you have probably wished you could have access to a better flash than the LED one that sits on the back of your phone. thephoblographer.com »
Is the Canon EOS RP right for you? We've put the wraps on our full review of Canon's EOS RP, where we look at its image quality, autofocus and more. But is it the right camera for you, and the style of photography you enjoy? Taking the RP into account as a whole, here's how we think it stacks up for these common photographic use-cases. dpreview.com »
Need some new gear? Has a new camera been on your shopping list for a while? If so this Cheap Photo is for you. We have found some exceptional camera deals, along with some spectacular deals on lenses and accessories too. thephoblographer.com »
It's the dream of every photographer to get their work published in magazines. Whether it's getting sent on assignment to remote locations, seeing the spotlight on a personal project, or finding your work on the physical pages of esteemed publications, it's something that we're all striving to hang on our credit belt. thephoblographer.com »
I’ll own up to this and say that I’m guilty of being stuck in my ways. But age is no excuse for not being as adaptive as I should be to the changing times. But let me explain. I’ve been shooting for many years now and nearly 20 years ago, when I started out, there […] petapixel.com »
Looking for yet another rare camera to shoot with and add to your growing collection? Today's vintage find is definitely something that today's generation of film photographers have on their cool camera checklist: a gorgeous Fujifilm Natura Black F1. thephoblographer.com »
Landscape is one of the most popular photography genres and, because of that, it’s easy to find thousands of stunning examples online to give you ideas of where to shoot and inspire your creativity. digitalrev.com »
Attention, film photographers! If your stash is missing some Fuji films, here's your chance to snag some while they're still at wallet-friendly prices. Yes, you've read that right. Fujifilm is set to raise the prices of its professional films in the US soon, so go get your fill while there's still time before it happens. thephoblographer.com »
Do you remember your first photo taken with a camera, when you only had one chance to make it right and could never predict the printed result which often ended up with red eyes, awkward face or messy hair? Or your first selfie with a phone of such awful quality you could barely spot the features? Now look at your Instagram feed - we‘ve come so far! And I am not just talking about technology, we have so much inspiration around us – it‘s overwhelming. boredpanda.com »
Do you remember your first photo taken with a camera, when you only had one chance to make it right and could never predict the printed result which often ended up with red eyes, awkward face or messy hair? Or your first selfie with a phone of such awful quality you could barely spot the features? Now look at your Instagram feed - we‘ve come so far! And I am not just talking about technology, we have so much inspiration around us – it‘s overwhelming. boredpanda.com »
Do you remember your first photo taken with a camera, when you only had one chance to make it right and could never predict the printed result which often ended up with red eyes, awkward face or messy hair? Or your first selfie with a phone of such awful quality you could barely spot the features? Now look at your Instagram feed - we‘ve come so far! And I am not just talking about technology, we have so much inspiration around us – it‘s overwhelming. boredpanda.com »
You've read that right -- our latest vintage find is something especially for Pentax 67 users! Whether you're thinking of expanding your lens arsenal for your iconic medium format SLR camera, or simply want to try a project that requires a fast super telephoto lens, this item is definitely worth checking out. thephoblographer.com »
Having a photography studio is fun, but it is even more fun when you start applying simple and cheap solutions plus common sense to make your shooting experience (and your clients’ experience) smoother. petapixel.com »
Imagine having to leave your home, your friends and family, and your everyday life behind. Imagine being thrown into a world full of strange people, unfamiliar smells and sounds, and surroundings. Imagine not knowing if you’ll ever see your family again… That’s pretty much the experience that a rescue dog goes through when they arrive at a shelter. boredpanda.com »
Your actor headshots, combined with your actor showreel, are the foundations of your actor profile. They are without a doubt a key marketing tool for your acting career. It’s important to prepare yourself in order to get the most out of your session. petapixel.com »
You’d be forgiven for thinking that photographic filters are redundant. After all, with powerful image processing programs, you can recreate most of the effects they offer on your computer, so there’s no real need to carry the extra bits of kit around on a shoot. digitalrev.com »
Many photographers (and other creatives) know the situation very well: you're offered a freelance job but once the conversation turns to remuneration it becomes clear that there won't be any hard cash but instead you're expected to accept 'exposure' in some vague shape or form as payment. dpreview.com »
I am an experienced corporate/commercial photographer, and I’ve written this article to help guide my clients into how to prepare for a headshot or portrait session. Most people don’t like having their photograph taken, they find it awkward or can’t stop thinking about one of their perceived weaknesses. This guide should help reduce some of […] petapixel.com »
Nearly six years after launching video sharing on its platform, at appears Instagram is finally working on adding the ability to fast-forward through videos in your timeline. Discovered by app researcher Jane Manchun Wong, the new feature makes it possible to skim through videos in your timeline. dpreview.com »
At least once a day I see a social media rant about other photographers, also referred to as “the competition”, and how they are “devaluing” photography. I see it across the board from wedding and newborn photography to commercial work and fashion photography. petapixel.com »
One of the great joys with any hobby, and particularly photography, is acquiring a new piece of kit. Nothing really beats unwrapping your latest purchase that will aid your quest to capture the perfect image. digitalrev.com »
I'm positive that every photographer has experienced it: you get a new camera and the autofocus system is so incredibly blazing quick. But with time, it starts to not seem so and that shiny new camera looks so much nicer. thephoblographer.com »
Owning a pro-spec camera, complete with battery grip and huge lens is great, but there are times when less can indeed be more. Maybe you’re about to set out on a travel adventure and there’s very little room left in your luggage for photo kit? Or maybe, you just don’t want the hassle of a big camera hanging around your neck all day? Whatever your requirements, you should find something to love about the five cameras we’ve shortlisted for your attention…. digitalrev.com »
Is your Photoshop running a bit sluggish at times? There might be a way to speed things up. Here’s a helpful 10. 5-minute video by photoshopCAFE that goes over 10 tips that will help you squeeze the fastest possible performance from the program. petapixel.com »
Lightroom has a powerful tool called Range Mask that can transform the way you post-process your photos, but photographers are often unaware that the tool even exists. Landscape photographer Thomas Heaton decided to make this 12-minute video to show how the tool can be invaluable for improving your photos. Range Masking was introduced in October […] petapixel.com »
If there’s one thing landscape photographers obsess over more than gear, it’s light. And often, we fall into the trap of treating light as a zero-sum game - either a sunset is amazing or it’s a complete fizzer. dpreview.com »
How do I find my style? It’s a question that inevitably comes up for almost every photographer actively trying to improve their images. It’s a tough question, at first. Because at first, you don’t really know what that means. petapixel.com »
Having the right tools to edit and print your images in your photography studio is just as important as having the right camera and lenses to take the images. The post processing side of things is often overlooked, but having the right equipment in your photography studio is essential. thephoblographer.com »
So, you've decided to move on from your smartphone camera and get a DSLR or mirrorless camera so you can practice photography more seriously. After figuring out your camera's controls, you can either start shooting right away on Program or Auto mode, or get full control over how your photos will turn out by learning how to set the aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. thephoblographer.com »
You're out on a shoot, you accidentally touch the front element of your lens so you take a closer look. You see that there's dust and some small, weird dead bug on there too; what do you do? The one action many of us would probably take is wiping the glass with the T-shirt or clothing we're wearing. thephoblographer.com »
I started photography on perhaps the most popular focal length, 35mm, in the form of my RX1R, which I shot through my time at university. From there I moved to 50mm, which was a revolution to me in the way I saw and thought about my images. I now shoot the majority of my favorite […] petapixel.com »
Being able to share our work with millions upon millions of people is great. You can snap a picture, it can go viral, and someone may even want to buy your work, unfortunately there are those out there who like to skip that part though and they will just take what's not theirs. thephoblographer.com »
You never forget your first camera. Mine was a Miranda Automex III which, despite not being fully functional, sparked my interest in photography and I’ve been hooked ever since. If you’re looking to take your first steps up the photography ladder, you’ve come to the right place. digitalrev.com »
Want a camera stabilizer that’s sure to attract (perhaps unwanted) attention? Just add a rifle-style stock to it. Alex over at I did a thing made this humorous 5-minute video showing how he built such a stabilizer for his own DSLR. petapixel.com »
Street photography is certainly one of the genres that are challenging to get into, primarily because you need to adapt a certain mindset for it. Apart from that, you also need to get over your shyness (not introversion, as is the common misconception). thephoblographer.com »
The biggest and most common mistake I see in photographers in all genres is that they aren’t honest with themselves. They love the idea of being a photographer — the romantic side of it all. Sounds cool, right? But they hate the work part, the hustle, the grind, the guts of what it takes to […] petapixel.com »
We know it's not going to help with your GAS, but we're back with yet another noteworthy find for your camera collection. This time, it's a rare Fujifilm TX-2 -- or the Hasselblad XPan II, if you want to call it that. thephoblographer.com »
While Instagram popularity is and should never be a yardstick by which you should measure the quality or success of your work, it does remain one of the best avenues today to get your work noticed. Whether you're just getting into the hashtag game on the platform or would like to up your Instagram presence one (or a few) levels, these suggestions from PhotoShelter are worth a try. thephoblographer.com »
Heads up, film photographers! If you've setup your own darkroom and hope that more people will get to experience its magic, here's a project that definitely deserves your support. With your pledge on Kickstarter, you'll help bring the complete darkroom experience to the film photography community of Hawaii. thephoblographer.com »
Whether you're setting up your own darkroom or would like to upgrade your equipment, you might want to check out this tool. MAYA is an enlarger timer that promises to provide you with all the functionality you'll most likely ever need to develop your films and create beautiful darkroom prints. thephoblographer.com »
Want more Useful Photography Tips? Click Here. When shooting street photography, mirrorless cameras have always had one major default disadvantage. You're shooting with the camera and by default there is an eye-sensor. thephoblographer.com »
Let's face it: unless you're printing your photos in a darkroom, shooting film these days is also partly a digital process. Because of this, how your shots will look is largely dependent on how it gets scanned. thephoblographer.com »
Thanks to the internet everyone can get their words down on virtual paper and try to spread their message to the world. Certainly over the past five years the idea of writing from your laptop - and making money from it - has become a very attractive profession, especially to millennials. thephoblographer.com »
