Photoshoot and Beyond
Learn how to merge images into a multiple exposure without the need of Photoshop using our quick, 3-step photography tutorial
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Try these shortcuts to help you work quicker when focusing with your Canon EOS DSLR.
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In this tutorial we demonstrate how to mimic the tilt-shift effect simply by detaching your camera’s lens before shooting.
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Dive into the world of high-speed photography as we show you how you can capture a fruity splash with your flash.
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We’re DIY fanatics here at Digital Camera World, and in this tutorial we show you how to create your own home-made light box to capture beautiful backlit photos of flowers.
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‘Exposing to the right’ is a technique for getting the maximum amount of image data in an image which is then adjusted to make its brightness correct. We explain how it works…
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You don’t always have the option – or want – to carry a tripod. Here are 4 simple solutions for reducing camera shake when shooting handheld.
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Step back in time as we show you a cheap and simple DIY camera to transform your DSLR into a traditional pinhole camera.
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If you’re consistently getting blurry shots, even when using a tripod, you are probably experiencing mirror bounce. Find out how to set your camera to avoid this.
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We often think of white balance as a tool to correct colour casts and keep things as we can see them in real life because that’s exactly what we require of it in the majority of situations. But have you ever thought to use these settings creatively?
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