Tips on Shooting Great Wedding Videos
When you’re videotaping a wedding you’re generally either doing it as a friend or professional who’s been entrusted to shoot the official wedding video or as a guest who happened to bring along a video camera.
Why Choosing the Right Focal Length Matters
Photographer Jamie Windsor argues that choosing the right focal length is more than a technical decision based on what type of photography you want to do — your choice affects the dynamic and meaning of your photos.
Understanding High Speed Sync Flash and Shutter Curtains
High-speed sync flash is your DSLR’s ability to use a flash at shutter speeds faster than the camera’s native sync. Most cameras have a native sync of 1/250th of a second, and anything faster than that is beyond…
Understand the Difference Between TTL Versus Manual Flash Modes
It is no secret that the popup flash which comes built-in to your digital camera simply isn’t enough in most situations. For a variety of reasons, shooting using just the popup flash is not a feasible option. That is why you will find…
How to become a better photographer through ‘visual exercise’
As photographers it’s very easy to fall down the deep, dark hole of gear lust; or to get lost in reams of techy info, thinking these things will make us better photographers. They may help you learn how to use the tools…
Godox V1: The Affordable Round-Head Flash
The Godox round head speedlight, first teased during Photokina 2018 is finally a real, finished, final product. Now it has an official name, too, the Godox V1. And it’s coming a month or two sooner than expected.
How To Find Out The Highest ISO You Can Use?
Do you know the limits of your camera’s ISO? By limit, I mean the point at which, egads!, it’s just too much noise. If not, or if you’ve never bothered to figure out your camera’s limits, I have an easy experiment for you to try.
The Hidden Colors of The Moon Revealed with 150K Photos
Sacramento-based astrophotography enthusiast Andrew McCarthy extracted color data from 150,000 photos of the moon to create this enhanced photo showing all the different splashes of color on the surface left by impacts of different minerals.
Canon Unveils RAISE, An AI-Powered Photo Sharing Service
Canon USA has launched RAISE, its first online photo community. The platform offers photographers a destination for storing their images, which are organized using Canon’s artificial intelligence engine. Users have the option to create Collections for privately sharing images with others outside of the community, and they can browse other users’ images via a personalized feed.