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Fireworks Photography Tips

Fireworks Photography Tips

We all love to see fireworks displays with the bright colors displayed against the night sky. Some of the displays can be quite spectacular. If you like taking pictures, there is no doubt that you will see the fireworks display as a great photo opportunity. However, if you just pick up your camera and point […]

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How to Get Noise-less Landscape Images at High ISOs

How to Get Noise-less Landscape Images at High ISOs

We tend to photograph landscapes at low ISOs to keep camera noise at bay. But shooting at a lower ISO is not always possible. In certain scenarios, like when the light is low or when there’s wind blowing, you will need to raise the ISO. How do you handle noise? In today’s video, we have […]

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Camera Lenses – Which Ones Do You Need?

Camera Lenses – Which Ones Do You Need?

I’m always window shopping on eBay, looking for some great deals on lenses. If I had unlimited funds I’d tell you what lenses I’d like to have; they are written on a board over my desk. I’ve researched what I need for the kind of photography I do, but I find most people don’t know […]

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Macro Photography Tips at Home

Macro Photography Tips at Home

There can be certain situations where you find yourself stuck indoors. Maybe it’s the unfavorable weather, safety concerns, or just because you don’t feel like heading outside. In any case, it doesn’t mean that your creativity needs to take a hit too. Macro photography is something that can be versatile in indoor situations. It can […]

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Using Exposure Compensation in Wildlife Photography

Using Exposure Compensation in Wildlife Photography

You can’t expect to always be working in manual mode when shooting wildlife. Actions are unpredictable and spare you no time to fiddle around with your camera settings. This is the best reason to work with the semi-automatic modes viz. shutter priority and aperture priority. They work great most of the time but you may […]

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Food Photography Tips with an Entry-Level Camera

Food Photography Tips with an Entry-Level Camera

Of the many misconceptions about photography, a common one is people thinking that only expensive cameras can produce better results. Expensive cameras may be built better and have extra features, but there usually is not such a bit difference when it comes to image quality. That is to say that regardless of what kind of […]

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Photographer Earning Six Figures Shares Some Tips

Photographer Earning Six Figures Shares Some Tips

Photography is a passion for many, but only a few are able to turn it into a profession. Who wouldn’t love to make a living by doing something they love? But in reality, there are a lot of challenges you will face to make this shift. Today, we have photographer Evan Ranft sharing his step-by-step […]

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New: Landscape Photography Creativity Prompts

New: Landscape Photography Creativity Prompts

Have you tried these new Landscape Photography Creativity Prompts? They’re designed to spark fresh ideas for landscape photography, and beat creativity block. Plus you can keep them as a secret source of infinite inspiration. They are currently discounted for a holiday sale if you want to explore them. Deal ending soon: Landscape Creativity Prompts at […]

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How to Set Up a Flash Diffuser for Macro Photography

How to Set Up a Flash Diffuser for Macro Photography

Lighting is one of the greatest challenges that you’ll face as a macro photographer. You’ll find yourself working with small apertures for maximum depth of field and details, and thereby losing light in the process. It therefore becomes essential that you use some kind of lighting solution for the process. Photographer Steward Wood showcases his […]

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Keep Your Camera Safe in Sub-Zero Temperatures

Keep Your Camera Safe in Sub-Zero Temperatures

Most SLRs cope remarkably well with freezing temperatures. I’ve had no problem using Canon EOS DSLR cameras below zero for weeks on end, often down to -20°C and in extreme down to -30°C. This article is for those trying to keep such a camera going under expedition conditions, such as an icecap crossing or mountaineering […]

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