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Mastering Exposure: How Your Camera’s Light Meter Works

Mastering Exposure: How Your Camera’s Light Meter Works

Understanding your camera’s built-in light meter is crucial for achieving proper exposure in your photographs. In a YouTube video by photographer Phil Steele, he explains how the light meter works, how it determines proper exposure, and how it can sometimes be a hindrance when trying to capture certain scenes: Most DSLR cameras have a built-in […]

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Photographer Shares Workflow from Capture to Print

Photographer Shares Workflow from Capture to Print

Are you neglecting to print your photographs? If so, it’s time to reconsider! Your images are meant to be appreciated outside of digital devices and memory cards. In fact, the process of printing photos is more straightforward than you might think: This informative video from B&H goes beyond the basics of photo workflow to explore […]

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All the Ways to Trigger an iPhone Shutter to Take a Photo

All the Ways to Trigger an iPhone Shutter to Take a Photo

In this video tutorial, photographer Emil Pakarklis from iPhone Photo Academy shares five unique ways to release the shutter button of your iPhone. He starts by introducing the importance of clouds when taking sunset photos. Clouds can either make or break a sunset photo, so it’s essential to choose the right configuration of clouds to […]

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Understanding the Real Value of Megapixels in Photography

Understanding the Real Value of Megapixels in Photography

In this new video, photographer Simon d’Entremont addresses the issue of whether or not high megapixel camera bodies are worth it for photography. He aims to help viewers decide if they need a high megapixel camera and whether or not upscaling software can replace the need for one: The megapixel count of a camera refers to […]

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Camera Holding Tip for Crisp Photos

Camera Holding Tip for Crisp Photos

In this short video, professional photographer Phil Steele from Steeletraining demonstrates how to properly hold your camera to minimize camera shake and get sharp images: Steele starts by cautioning against some of the common mistakes he sees people make when holding their cameras. Holding the camera too far away from your body or not supporting […]

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How to Take Long Exposures on iPhone

How to Take Long Exposures on iPhone

In this video, photographer Emil Pakarklis from iPhone Photo Academy demonstrates some advanced long exposure techniques to capture stunning photos using an iPhone. He starts the video by introducing long exposure photography as one of the most exciting things you can do with your iPhone. Pakarklis first takes the viewer to the sea and shows […]

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10 Photography Tricks to Make Your Landscapes Stand Out

10 Photography Tricks to Make Your Landscapes Stand Out

Landscape photography can be a challenging but rewarding hobby. In this video, photographer Mads Peter Iversen shares 10 quick and essential photography tricks for making your landscape photos stand out from the average Joe with a mobile phone: One of the first tricks is to try different and unique perspectives. Instead of just photographing a […]

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High ISO and Less Light Photography Tips

High ISO and Less Light Photography Tips

In this video, professional wildlife photographer Simon d’Entremont shares tips and tricks for getting cleaner and sharper images in low light and high ISO situations. He explains that there are six variables that impact low light photography, the first of which is the available light in the environment: To get more light, Simon suggests moving […]

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Astro Landscape Photography Tips

Astro Landscape Photography Tips

Are you ready to take your astro landscape photography to the next level? Look no further than this informative video from renowned photographer Richard Tatti. In this video, he shares his expert tips and tricks for capturing stunning shots of the night sky: Here are the tips provided by Richard Tatti in the video: Visit […]

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Subject Detection Tips for Mirrorless Cameras

Subject Detection Tips for Mirrorless Cameras

In this video, photographer Steve Perry from Backcountry Gallery shares five tips for getting more out of subject detection in mirrorless cameras. Subject detection is a refinement of the AF (autofocus) area that typically targets the subject itself, the subject’s face, or the subject’s eyes: 1. Use recognizable subjects. In order for subject detection to […]

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