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Road Trip Photography Tips

Road Trip Photography Tips

Road trips are adventures that allow you to experience the journey as much as the destination. They offer diverse landscapes, unexpected encounters, and a vibrant patchwork of memorable moments. As such, road trips are an ideal opportunity to practice and enhance your photography skills. This article provides some essential tips to help you get the […]

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Luminar Neo Basic Photo Editing Tips

Luminar Neo Basic Photo Editing Tips

If you’re a beginner in photo editing or have recently purchased Luminar Neo, you may find yourself at a loss on how to get started. Look no further, Darlene Hildebrandt, the mastermind behind Digital Photo Mentor, is here to guide you through the process. In her recent video, Darlene provides an exhaustive tutorial on how […]

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How to Use Layers in Photo Editing

How to Use Layers in Photo Editing

Relevant reminder: deal ending soon for the Luminar Photo Editing Course at 30% Off In the realm of digital photo editing, layers are a revolutionary concept that has transformed the way photographers, designers, and artists work. They allow for non-destructive editing, meaning you can modify an image without permanently altering the original. This article will […]

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Enhancing Night Photography with Luminar Neo

Enhancing Night Photography with Luminar Neo

Darlene Hildebrandt, a seasoned photographer, and Digital Photo Mentor, recently released a video tutorial on enhancing night photography using Luminar Neo. If you’ve dabbled in night photography and felt that your images lack a little punch, her tutorial will prove invaluable: The Two Essential Tools: Hildebrandt’s method involves two primary tools in Luminar Neo – […]

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Macro Insect Photographer Shares His Setup

Macro Insect Photographer Shares His Setup

In a recent video, professional photographer Stewart Wood unveiled his new setup for indoor macro photography. Designed primarily for capturing images of living subjects like insects or jumper spiders, the setup is not only more reliable and versatile than its predecessor, but it also allows for outdoor use, a significant upgrade: The New Setup Wood’s […]

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How to Fix Low Light Noisy Photos in Luminar

How to Fix Low Light Noisy Photos in Luminar

In a recent video, professional photographer Robert Vanelli shares how to fix digital noise in high ISO images using Luminar. The video, which is a part of the Luminar Coffee Break series, features Vanelli discussing his experience photographing a young boy while stuck on a tarmac: Vanelli shot the images with a Nikon D700 at […]

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Neutral Density Filters: Square vs Circular

Neutral Density Filters: Square vs Circular

Square ND filters and circular ND filters are two types of Neutral Density filters that reduce the amount of light entering the camera. Both filters have their pros and cons, and choosing one over the other depends on the specific shooting scenario and the photographer’s preferences. Square ND Filters: Flexibility: Square filters are part of […]

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Bird Photography Shutter Speed Techniques

Bird Photography Shutter Speed Techniques

Are you stuck in a photography rut, lacking creativity, and taking the same photo over and over again? If you are into wildlife photography or are willing to venture into it, photographer Matt Kloskowski shares an interesting technique using longer shutter speeds to open up a world of creative potential: In his recent video, Kloskowski […]

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How to Use Speedlights as Hair Lights

How to Use Speedlights as Hair Lights

In this recent video, Gavin Hoey explains that speed lights are an excellent option for hair lights because they are small, portable, and easy to maneuver. However, he notes that they can be challenging to use because they do not have a modeling lamp, which makes it difficult to see where the light will fall. […]

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How to Capture Shots for Focus Stacking

How to Capture Shots for Focus Stacking

Focus stacking is a technique used in photography to create images with a greater depth of field (DOF) by combining multiple images taken at different focus distances. This method is especially useful in macro photography, where a shallow DOF is common due to the close proximity of the subject. Here is a step-by-step guide to […]

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