Photoshoot and Beyond
Snapping a double exposure with a Canon DSLR is now easier than ever thanks to Canon’s in-camera multiple exposure mode, included in the 1D X, 5D Mk III, 7D Mk II, 6D and 70D. Read on to discover how to get the best results from this nifty feature.
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This time of year, there’s a good chance the conditions will be damp, dull and grey where you live, and not exactly ideal for outdoor portraits. However, with the help of a couple of flashguns you can add drama on a dreary day and bag a shot that’s striking. The key is to fire the… Continue reading →
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In this quick tutorial we’ll show you how to compose dynamic images and photograph from a low perspective.
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In this tutorial we show you how to duplicate a cityscape and create a mirror image effect in-camera using little more than perspex, perspective and precision.
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Sadly, there isn’t a button on your camera, or a menu function in Lightroom, called ‘good taste’ or ‘sophistication.’ Creating elegant, tasteful images is something that comes with practice, and it’s highly subjective; it also depends on the genre. ‘Tasteful’ might be suitable for interior design photography, but shouldn’t be a consideration if you are… Continue reading →
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In this tutorial we show you how to distort the shadow of a ring into an arty shape that makes a heart. This ring heart shadow technique is very popular in stock photography.
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In this tutorial we show you how to capture quirky images without a lens, by making a digital pinhole camera using your DSLR’s body cap.
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In this quick tutorial we’ll show you how to use a tilt-shift lens to shoot a ‘toy town’-style miniature effect.
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Create an arty abstract masterpiece with a tub of black paint, as we show you how to mix photography techniques with traditional art. Abstract art and photography have a close relationship. Since cameras were invented, painters and photographers have combined both media to create stunning results. If you’re not much of a painter, don’t worry: you don’t… Continue reading →
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Find out how to shoot in the water and keep your costly camera and lens safe with a simple, inexpensive underwater camera housing. Water and cameras don’t usually mix. However, there are a wealth of options available to help you take pictures underwater without wrecking your camera. At the top end, you can get hard… Continue reading →
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