Photoshoot and Beyond
A grainy monochrome effect can give your images a raw power that harks back to classic documentary photography. Here’s how it’s done…
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In this quick tutorial we’ll show you how choose and position an image to make a personalised Facebook cover photo.
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Multi-rotor drones are the latest imaging buzz, enabling photographers to capture stunning aerial scenes. We put four of the top models through their paces…
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What is image resolution, and why is it important? The devil is in the detail when you’re shooting rich images, and our latest layman’s guide explains everything you need to know.
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We show you how to give your images the classic look of black-and-white infrared film using simple tools and filters in Photoshop.
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If you have a new digital camera, or if you’re new to digital photography, all those abbreviations on the top dial of your camera might seem a bit confusing. Your top dial is where you will find your camera’s exposure modes.
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Improve your photos with our expert help. Here are 10 quick action photography tips to give you a head start…
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Your camera’s Auto white balance setting is great for general subjects, but strong colours can fool it. It can also be difficult to match the white balance presets to the conditions you’re shooting in. In these situations, you can use a Preset Manual (Nikon) or Custom white balance (Canon) setting to get colour spot on.
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Image stabilisation features in lenses and improved high ISO performance in cameras, have transformed the possibilities of taking pictures in low light, but the steady base of a tripod is your best choice when it comes to exploring the creative possibilities of slow shutter speeds and low light. Below we’ll show you some quick tips for how to use a tripod effectively, as well as some essential features you’ll want when choosing the best tripod for your needs.
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From legendary photographers to new kit to free workshops and seminars, this year’s Photography Show is shaping up to be the best ever. Here are 16 stands in particular offering some incredible savings this year…
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