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Barbershops: Through the Viewfinder of a Hasselblad

Barbershops: Through the Viewfinder of a Hasselblad

British freelance photographer Carl Pendle makes a living with digital photography and videography, but he still loves film and vintage cameras and has found the perfect way to merge the two. In his short film series, “Into the Hasselblad” Pendle uses a digital camera to film the viewfinder of an old Hasselblad 500 C/M as he […]

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How to Get Professional Quality Studio Lighting for Less Than $50

How to Get Professional Quality Studio Lighting for Less Than $50

Professional quality lighting takes a lot of time and money, right? Think again. Aaron Nace shows you how to set up a professional quality lighting arrangement for your home studio for under 50 bucks. Intrigued? Check out this video: Nace’s setup brings down the whole enigma around studio lights that seems to keep amateur photographers […]

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These Photos of Snowy Winter Scenes Will Take Your Breath Away

These Photos of Snowy Winter Scenes Will Take Your Breath Away

Snow, ice, and the crispness that comes with freezing temperatures can add a new dimension to your photos. Everything looks like it’s from a fairytale under this magical white cover. See what we found: Check out our Winter Photography Tips for more practical information that you can use in the field on these cold winter […]

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A Quick Guide to Getting the Right Exposure

A Quick Guide to Getting the Right Exposure

How many times have you struggled with getting the proper exposure? Your camera has built in features to help you out, but you have to learn how to use them before they’re of any use. Arthur Morris provides a great tutorial for using your camera’s features to master exposure: Metering Mode First and foremost, Morris […]

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Easy Spot Removal With Lightroom

Easy Spot Removal With Lightroom

Whether it’s fine lines, acne, or a stain on a shirt, quick spot removal techniques are always welcomed by photographers. Although Photoshop is king when it comes to intense editing, Lightroom is a great program for a wide range of editing needs. Adam Lerner shows us how easy it is to remove unwanted areas in […]

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Rescued Film Project Brings Never Before Seen WWII Photos to Life

Rescued Film Project Brings Never Before Seen WWII Photos to Life

Finding a roll of undeveloped film from more than 70 years ago is a rarity. So, what about 31 such rolls? That’s a goldmine. Imagine what it would have been like for the people at The Rescued Film Project when they stumbled upon these undeveloped rolls of film from WWII: Having found these rolls, taken […]

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DIY Extension Tubes Turn Your Lens into a Macro Lens

DIY Extension Tubes Turn Your Lens into a Macro Lens

Dedicated macro lenses can cost a lot of money. Budding macro photographers usually resort to alternate methods in order to shoot close-up photos without breaking the bank: the reverse ring technique, extension tubes, close-up filters, the list goes on. In this video, Makify shows us how to use ABS pipe to convert an ordinary prime […]

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Behind the Scenes: Movie Poster Photo Shoot with Professional Dancers

Behind the Scenes: Movie Poster Photo Shoot with Professional Dancers

Now this isn’t the sort of behind the scenes video you get to see every day. For the photographer, New York based Monte Isom, it was pretty exciting as well. When Summit Entertainment contacted Isom about shooting the key art for their upcoming film Step Up All In, he knew exactly what to expect. He […]

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Black & White Lightroom Presets

Black & White Lightroom Presets

Simply clicking the black & white setting in Lightroom can leave otherwise great photos feeling a bit dull. It takes some know-how to get them looking their best. This set of Lightroom presets takes out the guess work and makes it easy to create beautiful black and white photos. It includes 50 one-click presets that allow […]

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A Speedlight Primer for Photographers

A Speedlight Primer for Photographers

You don’t need a huge studio lighting setup to get professional results. Joseph W. Carey proves that all you need is a speed light to get started with flash. Watch his in-depth presentation to see how you can shoot big with a small flash: Carey considers himself to be an available light shooter, and he […]

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