Photoshoot and Beyond
GoPro cameras are meant to take a beating. But accidents do happen and sometimes you can end up scratching or cracking the lens of a GoPro. Thankfully, YouTube user MicBergsma, who we’ve featured many times before, has shared a quick and simple way to replace the lens on your GoPro. All it takes is a […]
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Film might not be dead, but it’s about to get a whole lot more expensive for Fujifilm fans. The Japanese multinational photography and imaging company has announced it will be raising prices for all of its film, again. If you remember, last July, Fujifilm announced it was increasing the price of its film stocks by 20% and […]
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Nikon Europe have released a 4K sample movie recorded with the new Nikon D5 digital SLR camera.
Has Seasonal Affective Disorder got you particularly down about your night photography and low light pictures in general? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. It’s one of the more challenging subjects in photography. Learn how to take better photos at night with these 9 carefully selected night photography tips for beginners. Whether you want to learn… Continue reading →
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Sigma have announced availability and pricing information for the Sigma Water Repellent Ceramic Protector.
When photographing food, adding a utensil in the scene can imply the action of someone getting ready to eat the food, which can “humanize” your photograph and make it more relatable. However, in many cases it is difficult to hand-hold the utensil in the frame, and also keep it still (especially in low light situations). And […]
Our Project 366 series continues with Day 22: Fork.
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We’re signing off our coverage of the new Fujifilm X-Pro2 camera by sharing the best, fully post-processed images from our short stay in Tokyo.
These photos have been selected, cropped and edited in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, with the black and white conversions made using Google Nik Silver Efex Pro. Note that we had to use the JPG files, rather than Raw, as Lightroom doesn’t support the X-Pro2 yet.
The prestigious Leica Oskar Barnack Awards are returning for the 36th time this year.
Here is a quick glance on how susceptible we are to trends. Redditor CarVac noticed that every year in December the searched on Google for Bokeh are spiking. Now, this could of course be a coincidence, but the spikes have been there every year since 2009 and I think eight years definitely establish a trend. Why […]
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