Choosing the right printer for your photography can be a daunting task, especially with so many options on the market. Here's the right one for you. [ Read More ]Original link(Originally posted by Alex Cooke)

Does the universe have a plan for all of us? For Austrian-born photographer and artist Markus Hofstätter, the stars unexpectedly aligned for him to receive his Leica M2: a camera which seemingly transcended the depths of time and grief to find its way into his hands. [ Read More ]Original link(Originally posted by Adam Welch)

After about five years of using an Intel MacBook Pro, I made the jump to the M-Series. I bought the M3 Pro MacBook Pro 14” edition. While a downgrade in screen size, it was a huge upgrade pretty much everywhere else. In this article, we will review the new M3 MacBook Pro. [ Read More ]Original link(Originally posted by Illya Ovchar)

The post How to Create a Vintage Effect in Photoshop (1-Minute Tutorial) appeared first on Digital Photography School. It was authored by Post Production Pye. Vintage fades and washes have recently become quite popular. Perhaps since modern DSLRs, mirrorless cameras, and even smartphones can capture such high-quality, color-neutral images, there’s more of a desire to reach toward the past with these vintage effects. Or perhaps vintage effects offer viewers a sense of nostalgia, which is very much in vogue. Regardless of the reason you want to add a vintage effect to your images, I’m happy to report that it’s a relatively easy look to achieve. In Photoshop, I like to create vintage washes by cross-processing with Curves, and that’s what I’ll...

The debate over whether gear matters in photography is common. You've likely heard that gear doesn't make you a better photographer, but it's not entirely true. Sometimes, the right gear can significantly impact your work. [ Read More ]Original link(Originally posted by Alex Cooke)

Having a go-to photo recovery app can be a lifesaver. Unfortunately, the files stored on your phone can be easily erased for different reasons. You can delete them by accident, lose them due to formatting your phone, or by a virus attack. Whatever the reason, it is always helpful to have a good photo recovery app for unexpected situations. This article will share the best photo recovery apps to get back your important files in a few steps. Whether you have an iPhone or Android device, you will be able to quickly and reliably retrieve your files. © Firmbee  What is A Photo Recovery App?  A photo recovery app is an application that can dive into hidden folders to attempt to...

The Sigma 28-45mm f/1.8 DG DN Art lens is the first full frame mirrorless zoom lens with a constant f/1.8 aperture, offering photographers unique versatility and performance. [ Read More ]Original link(Originally posted by Alex Cooke)

When you think portraits, you likely don't think of using a wide-angle zoom lens, nor a lens as slow as f/4, but you should. In this video, go behind-the-scenes of a portrait shoot with exactly that lens and see just how strong the results can be. [ Read More ]Original link(Originally posted by Rob Baggs)

I've been a fan of Peakto image management software since it first launched. I find it indispensable for locating photos, and it offers advanced features that are missing from the "big boys" like Adobe Lightroom. It's Mac only, which will displease some photographers, but it's been that way since the first release. [ Read More ]Original link(Originally posted by Mel Martin)

The M4 iPad Pro is a powerful piece of tech that has captured the attention of many, thanks to its impressive features and capabilities. Can it be your main computer? This great video takes a look after two runs of usage. [ Read More ]Original link(Originally posted by Alex Cooke)

By mastering your sports photography settings, you’ll be able to capture any sporting event with confidence. Whether you’re covering a school sports day or the FA Cup final, knowing the best settings for sports photography helps you capture pro-level results.  While being one of the most popular, sports is also one of the most challenging photography subjects. Get the settings wrong, and your images can end up blurry. There’s always a lot of movement, so you need to know what you’re doing with your camera to capture sharp shots.  This article looks at the best camera settings for sports photography. We examine everything from shutter speed to white balance. Once we’re done, you’ll be the master of your camera settings and...

Nikon, a longtime leader in the DSLR world, struggled initially with mirrorless cameras. Now, Nikon's Z line, particularly the Z6 Mark III, competes strongly against Sony, Canon, and Fujifilm. [ Read More ]Original link(Originally posted by Alex Cooke)

Certain lenses can highlight your subject in the best possible way. This helpful video tutorial compares various focal lengths, from super wide-angle to telephoto, showing how each affects your subject's appearance. [ Read More ]Original link(Originally posted by Alex Cooke)

In all your years of photography, have your camera bags been mostly the same, with slight variations? Most likely black and rectangular. Inside, they likely had padded dividers and smaller zipper compartments. The good ones had a slot for a laptop. Some may have had slight variations: if you had a Pelican case, it was a hard shell. If you had other brands, it was made of sturdy fabric. With slight differences, have they been mostly the same, though, haven't they? A rectangle with dividers. Mine have. Until now. Until what I’m renaming, “The Tetris Transforming Camera Bag”, also known as the Peak Design Travel Backpack. [ Read More ]Original link(Originally posted by Michelle VanTine)

Buying a new camera that delivers great results without breaking the bank is a tough task. The Canon EOS R10 might fit the bill. [ Read More ]Original link(Originally posted by Alex Cooke)

Have you ever wondered how to make your camera better quality? Well, you have come to the right place! Today, we discuss various steps you can take to improve the camera quality of your smartphone. Smartphone cameras can take amazing photographs nowadays. But there are a few points to consider to get the most out of your phone camera. Different environments need different techniques. And you must choose the best option. Luckily, we give you plenty of suggestions to try out. © Leo Okuyama How to Make Your Camera Better Quality (For Smartphones) Now let’s look at 11 tips to achieve the highest picture quality with your phone’s camera. Some of these points are simple but often forgotten. By the end...

The role of a second shooter at a wedding is crucial. This great video tutorial highlights key responsibilities for a second photographer on a wedding day, helping you elevate your performance and fill your calendar. [ Read More ]Original link(Originally posted by Alex Cooke)

Photo stitching software is essential for landscape and panorama photographers. Instead of stitching photos together yourself, there is a wide range of digital editing software to help us. With the continued advancements of digital editing software, photo stitching could not be easier.  This article will cover all the best photo stitching software on the market today. We will look at different approaches and extra features that may come with some software. By the end, you will know which photo stitching software is perfect for you.  What is Photo Stitching?  Photo Stitching is a method for extending an image beyond the constraint of a single image. This means we can use photo stitching software to create an image that a camera cannot...

Here are a few quick shortcuts for using the Brush tool inside LIghtroom’s masking feature for those of you just getting into Lightroom (or if you’ve been using Lightroom for a while, maybe you forgot about these, or never knew these existed, or just wanted a refresher). Once you choose the Brush tool (click the Masking icon, and from the pop-down list of tools, click on ‘Brush’), the Brush cursor (as seen above) shows you the actual size of the brush (the smaller circle inside). The larger outer circle shows the amount of feathering [edge softening] applied to your brush. When you see a big gap between the larger outer and inner circles, you have a lot of feathering applied (it’s a...

Using affordable, older camera models can still yield stunning photographs. This idea challenges the notion that you need the latest and most expensive gear to capture beautiful images. [ Read More ]Original link(Originally posted by Alex Cooke)