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Lightroom Made Easy Tutorials

Lightroom Made Easy Tutorials

With every new version Lightroom gets better and better, but every time they change things it means photographers have to dedicate some time to learning those new features. Pro photographer Phil Steele recently updated his popular training course on how to master all aspects of the program, including new features in the latest version of […]

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How to Take Panoramas with an iPhone

How to Take Panoramas with an iPhone

In this blog post, we will be discussing the most important takeaways from Emil Pakarklis‘ video on capturing amazing panoramic photos with your iPhone. Pakarklis demonstrates how to create breathtaking panoramic photos using the iPhone’s camera features while shooting in a stunning location – Gauja National Park: Key Takeaways: Find the right location: A breathtaking […]

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Photographing Yosemite’s Firefall

Photographing Yosemite’s Firefall

Every February, nature enthusiasts, photographers, and tourists gather in Yosemite National Park for a truly magical phenomenon – the Firefall. During this two-week period, if the conditions are right, a waterfall appears to flow like molten lava as the sun sets, casting a fiery glow upon El Capitan’s face. Photographer Chris Brockhurst embarked on a […]

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Exposing to the Right: When and Why

Exposing to the Right: When and Why

Exposure to the Right (ETTR) is a term often debated among photographers, and Chris Niccolls from DPReview aims to demystify this topic in his YouTube video. In this blog post, we will discuss the key takeaways from the video and provide a summary of the important aspects of ETTR: What is ETTR? ETTR stands for […]

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Street Photography Silhouette Tutorial

Street Photography Silhouette Tutorial

In his latest YouTube video, street photographer Rupert Vandervell shares valuable tips and insights for capturing stunning high contrast photographs using silhouettes. Silhouettes have the ability to create powerful images and emphasize the human form against intricate backdrops, making for captivating fine art photography. Key Takeaways: Importance of Light and Dark Balance: In high contrast […]

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5 Tips to Improve Your Wildlife Photography with a DSLR

5 Tips to Improve Your Wildlife Photography with a DSLR

Welcome to another insightful blog post, inspired by wildlife photographer Paul Miguel‘s most recent video, where he shares five useful tips for improving your wildlife photography using a DSLR. Although he has recently switched to mirrorless cameras, these tips are valuable for any DSLR user looking to enhance their skills: Focus Points One of the […]

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Understanding Metering Modes

Understanding Metering Modes

Here’s another quick tutorial from the Camera Fundamentals Cheat Sheets (launch sale is ending soon)! Metering modes are an often-overlooked camera setting that determine how the camera measures the amount of light in a scene and sets the exposure. The three most common metering modes are evaluative, center-weighted, and spot metering. Let’s take a closer […]

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Woodland Landscape Photography Tips

Woodland Landscape Photography Tips

Photographer Michael Shainblum takes us on a journey through the woods of Madeira in his latest video. In this adventure, he shares tips and techniques, as well as the challenges he encountered while photographing the stunning landscape: One of the main challenges he faced was the weather, with the fog constantly dissipating and then returning, […]

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Sunrise iPhone Photography Tips

Sunrise iPhone Photography Tips

In this video, photographer Emil Pakarklis from iPhone Photography School shared his tips and techniques for capturing the best sunrise shots possible. This blog post will dive into the details of his adventure, exploring how he made the most of the foggy morning conditions and the importance of timing: The Perfect Sunrise Conditions: Emil chose […]

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Landscape Photographer Shares Some Lightroom Tips

Landscape Photographer Shares Some Lightroom Tips

In this new video, photographer Nigel Danson shares some Lightroom tips and techniques that can make a huge difference in your images. Danson starts by explaining how to shoot a panorama using Lightroom. He suggests that instead of using a wide-angle lens, you can shoot multiple images and then stitch them together in Lightroom to […]

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