Lightroom Coffee Break: Dragging in Edit Fields for Finer Control

Eric Reagan

Lightroom Coffee Break is a video series that offers great little nuggets for learning the ins and outs of Adobe Lightroom in 60 seconds or less. In the latest video, Adobe’s Benjamin Ward explains how drag in edit fields for finer control in Lightroom. Check it out above. Copyright/DMCA Notice: The RSS entry was originally published […]

Reality Check for Millennial Arts Students Looking for a Job

JP Danko

It’s that time of year again – when we are overwhelmed by students and recent grads looking for gainful employment. As a business owner, it never ceases to amaze me how clueless some millennials are when it comes to applying for jobs and their expectations of the work world. If you are an arts student […]

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Rant: Tripod makers, please don’t force us to carry coins in our bags

Udi Tirosh

I am a firm believer in the power of the tripod. Tripods let you do wonderful things. You can easily composite, take long exposures, do light painting, it is just an awesome tool. When it comes to video tripods are even more essential, at least if you want to take a static shot. But tripods […]

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80% of consumers think their photography is “Excellent” and pet photography is more popular than selfies

John Aldred

It turns out that May is National Photography Month and to celebrate, Canon USA have revealed a few current consumer trends in the world of photography. Consumers are showing more confidence behind the camera than ever, claiming that 80% of them rate their photography skills as “good to excellent”.  It certainly goes some way towards explaining […]

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