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Step by step how to capture a timelapse movie

February 17, 2016Kathrine Anker

Jason Parnell-Brookes shows you how to create a tilt-shift timelapse movie to bring the so-called ‘toytown’ effect to life. Clouds billowing over mountains and spilling into valleys; traffic zipping around busy streets; flowers bursting into life at a speed we don’t ordinarily get to see. These are just a few of the delights that timelapse… Continue reading →

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Best superzoom compact camera: 6 top models tested and rated

February 16, 2016Kathrine Anker

This group test compares six compact cameras that give you the extended reach of a superzoom in a pocket-friendly box.

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Photo recipes: Scott Kelby on dealing with bad weather on a wedding day

January 4, 2016Kathrine Anker

Scott Kelby shares his experience on making the best of gloomy weather when photographing a wedding

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The 10 worst moments in photography 2015

December 30, 2015Kathrine Anker

While 2015 was generally a fantastic year for photography, we also witnessed some sad, outrageous and cringeworthy moments that we’ll let you relive one more time before we leave them behind and enter the new year. In no particular order…

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The 10 best moments in photography 2015

December 30, 2015Kathrine Anker

2015 has almost come to and end and what a year it’s been! Here are ten things photographers will remember long after we’ve sung Auld Lang Syne and toasted to the new year ahead. 1 The day a weasel took a ride on the back of a woodpecker Talk about decisive moments! The #weaselpecker picture,… Continue reading →

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9 surefire ways to get out of a photographic rut

December 24, 2015Kathrine Anker

Shooting the same subject in the same way isn’t necessarily a bad thing, it can be a great way of improving your technique and taking better pictures. However, most photographers go through periods in which their photography becomes a bit stale and they’re effectively taking the same shots over and over again without making any… Continue reading →

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How to boost flat landscapes in Lightroom

December 20, 2015Kathrine Anker

In this Adobe Lightroom tutorial we show you how to use the software’s colour-correcting tools  to get more vibrant blues and greens without over-saturating warmer colours.

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A 10 point checklist for perfect photo composition

December 7, 2015Kathrine Anker

Composition is an art and also a science, and an area where a lot of otherwise technically proficient photographers can struggle. It’s not something that can be taught, like the relationship between aperture and shutter speeds or figuring out hyper-focal distance, but here are some essential tips to help you with framing… 1 What are… Continue reading →

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Photo Recipes: Scott Kelby on how to blend light sources

December 3, 2015Kathrine Anker

In his series in Digital Camera magazine and Digital Camera World, the legendary Scott Kelby reveals some of the behind-the-scenes secrets of some of his favourite images. This month Scott explains how to add just enough flash to enhance a portrait but retain a natural look. Words and images by Scott Kelby. You can follow Scott… Continue reading →

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10 ways photographers can think more like a pro

November 30, 2015Kathrine Anker

Professional photographers tend to think differentl – or more accurately, they have a different set of attitudes and mental checklists as they approach a shoot. Here are 10 ways you can raise your photographic game by thinking more ‘pro like…’

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