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Teleconverters: Things Photographers Should Know

Teleconverters: Things Photographers Should Know

A teleconverter is a small secondary lens unit that is placed between the camera body and the lens. It is useful to increase your reach as it increases the apparent focal length of your lens. This is great for those who cannot afford long lenses, or those who shoot primarily wildlife. However, there are a […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Morning Deer

Interesting Photo of the Day: Morning Deer

Good photographs convey a story, but photographs are even better when they can convey a feeling. Have you ever come across an image that gives you a feeling of calmness? Something that simply relaxes you? If you haven’t, today might be your lucky day. Photographer Jordan Kimmons took the following image, which looks like a […]

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Macro Photography Focus Stacking Tutorial

Macro Photography Focus Stacking Tutorial

When it comes to macro photography, getting your subjects tack sharp from front to back is a real challenge. A lens’s depth of field is greatly reduced when the subject is very close to it. But how do macro photographers take detailed macro shots of their subjects? Well, you can use a technique called focus […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: El Capitan in the Fall

Interesting Photo of the Day: El Capitan in the Fall

El Capitan is a popular vertical rock formation in Yosemite National Park. It’s about 3,000 feet from base to summit along its tallest face. This makes the El Capitan a popular location for climbers and visitors alike. A popular landmark usually means lots of unoriginal images. But thanks to favorable conditions, photographer Matt Meisenheimer managed […]

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Light Painting in Night Photography Tutorial

Light Painting in Night Photography Tutorial

Light painting is a technique used in long exposure photography. While the shutter is open, you use a handheld light source to “paint” over areas, adding light. Photographer Gabe Biderman with B&H has put together this informative video that teaches you how to light paint: Light Painting Equipment You don’t need high-end equipment for light […]

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Wildflower Photography Tips

Wildflower Photography Tips

Photographing wildflowers can be a great thing to do for those who love being close to nature. While doing so, there are two basic advantages. We not only get to take mesmerizing photos but also get to spend some quality time with mother nature. And when it comes to photographing wildflowers in summer, it can […]

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Interesting Photo of the Day: Lake Irwin Wildflowers

Interesting Photo of the Day: Lake Irwin Wildflowers

Lake Irwin Campground is a popular area for hiking in Colorado. At an elevation of 10,200 feet, the area can be seen blooming with wildflowers in July and August. Landscape photographer Ben Strauss happened to be there during peak season and captured this absolutely beautiful image: Strauss captured this image from a spot near Irwin […]

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Wedding Photographer Shares How She Reached Six Figures

Wedding Photographer Shares How She Reached Six Figures

While many of us take photography as a passion, only a handful would be able to turn it into a successful business. Most of us dream of making a profession out of something we love. And with photography, this gets even more exciting – if you’re able to do it, that is. So, what does […]

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Phase vs Contrast Autofocus Systems on Cameras

Phase vs Contrast Autofocus Systems on Cameras

When camera manufacturers come out with a new camera, they don’t miss out on highlighting their focusing systems. Some cameras flaunt their Phase Detect Autofocus (PDAF) system with a massive number of focusing points, while others have a hybrid autofocus system that also includes Contrast Detect Autofocus (CDAF). But, do you understand how each of […]

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Camera Strap Tutorial

Camera Strap Tutorial

A camera strap is the most basic of accessories. There are various types of straps, but the most familiar is the neck strap. Even though it’s a very simple tool, a camera strap can improve or worsen an image depending on how you use it. Photographer Phil Steele shows you the right and the wrong […]

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