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How to Use a Reflector for Outdoor Portraits

How to Use a Reflector for Outdoor Portraits

A reflector is the quintessential tool for modifying light in almost every lighting situation. As long as the source of light is intense enough to be reflected you can use a reflector to bounce light,  to lower the intensity of the light, or to add a bit of color to a scene. In this video, […]

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How to Watermark Your Photos in Lightroom

How to Watermark Your Photos in Lightroom

If you share your images on the web, send previews to your clients, or upload photos to your portfolio, watermarking your images is an absolute must. You don’t want to spend sleepless nights worrying if some fly-by-night operator somewhere on the web is using your images for free. Watermarking isn’t a fool-proof method, it’s better […]

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How to Harness the Sunlight for Portrait Photography

How to Harness the Sunlight for Portrait Photography

The sun is the largest source of natural light we have. It’s sufficient for any type of photography, does not require a source of power, and lasts the entire day. However, the sun is also an unpredictable source of light, which means you cannot control it. As natural light photographers all you can do is […]

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Tips for Photographing Birds of Prey

Tips for Photographing Birds of Prey

Capturing birds of prey in their natural habitat is a dream come true for any aspiring wildlife photographer. However, with limited time and a day job, it’s difficult to travel hundreds of miles to a wildlife sanctuary. Luckily there’s an alternative. Visit your nearest bird rehabilitation center. N-Photo has some tips on how to shoot these […]

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How to Freeze Action with Strobes

How to Freeze Action with Strobes

Strobes are often the tool of choice for photographers when it comes to freezing action. In this video, photographer Jay P. Morgan from The Slanted Lens demonstrates his technique: To demonstrate this technique, Morgan uses a set of Baja B4 monolites. He also uses a model to photograph and a trampoline to employ step 3, […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Long Exposure of the Atlas MUOS-4 Launch

Interesting Photo of the Day: Long Exposure of the Atlas MUOS-4 Launch

It’s an awe-inspiring moment to watch a rocket lift off and make it to the upper reaches of the atmosphere. The blinding light, the roaring engines, the thunderous noise and the towering rocket launching into thin air makes an impression that lasts a lifetime. Not many get the privilege to watch a spectacle like this, […]

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This Brilliant Los Angeles Hyperlapse Looks Like Magic

This Brilliant Los Angeles Hyperlapse Looks Like Magic

These days, anyone can produce a timelapse or hyperlapse with a little bit of effort. But once in a while a brilliant example of a photographer’s passion and dedication is published online in the form of stunning footage that simply transgresses the borders of definition. Words can hardly do justice to something which is so […]

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10 Photography Hacks

10 Photography Hacks

As the golden adage goes, if you can MacGyver something together why buy an accessory? All you have to do is invest a little time and a few raw materials that you’ll probably find gathering dust somewhere in your home. Confused as to what are we referring to? DIY photography hacks: The creative team at DigitalRev […]

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How to Make a Personalized Photo Candle

How to Make a Personalized Photo Candle

A beautiful candle can set the mood for any event. Be it a wedding, a romantic candle-lit dinner, a birthday, or a solemn remembrance, a candle is quintessential. But what if that same candle is personalized with your favorite images? Canon shared this wonderful video on how to make a personalized photo candle in minutes—DIY style: […]

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Props for Better Beverage Photography

Props for Better Beverage Photography

Photographing a bottled beverage requires more than just a camera, a lens, and a set of lights. You need a clear vision as to exactly what you want and a few more tools. In this video, commercial photographer Tony Roslund demonstrates how you can use some simple (and some not so simple) tools to create […]

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