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Depth of Field in Photography

Depth of Field in Photography

Depth of field is still something of a mystery to some photographers. In this simple guide Dylan A Bennett unravels it’s complexity by showing in a simple diagrammatic form, the various aspects of this very important photographic effect: So what is depth of field? The area in focus, in front and behind the subject is […]

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Taking Apart a Canon 1DX Camera

Taking Apart a Canon 1DX Camera

When Peter McKinnon went out one day to create a vlog with his Canon 1DX Mark II camera, he discovered that the cable for his microphone had snapped due to the rough journey on his ATV. Not only had it snapped, but the entire internal housing on the mic input was cracked and damaged. Canon kindly […]

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Softbox Lighting for Dramatic Portraits Tutorial

Softbox Lighting for Dramatic Portraits Tutorial

There are four aspects that cover the essentials of studio lighting with a softbox: color temperature, quantity of light, quality of the light, and direction of light. When setting up your lights in a studio these are the four aspects that you have to take care of. Jeff Rojas explains: For this tutorial, no additional […]

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An Expert Guide to Macro Photography

An Expert Guide to Macro Photography

Macro photography is one of the most exciting photographic genres. Unlike, say, travel photography, where everybody and their brother has a decent picture of the Eiffel Tower, a macro lens allows photographers to explore the details of miniature worlds that normally go unnoticed by the human eye, offering never-before-seen perspectives. Michigan-based photographer Rick Lieder shares […]

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Tips for Working with Animals On Set

Tips for Working with Animals On Set

There’s an old saying in the entertainment business: “Never work with children or animals.” But someone’s got to do it, right? You can capture amazing animal shots with a bit of know-how from The Slanted Lens. Jay P Morgan has worked with all kinds of animals, from dangerous predators to dogs, cats, and even a […]

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The Benefits of RAW Image Quality

The Benefits of RAW Image Quality

No two photographers see things exactly the same. Some people choose to capture what’s going on around them. Others bring their ideas alive in front of the camera. But all of that aside, there are a few points that virtually all professionals in the field can agree on. For instance, across the board, you’ll find […]

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How to Photograph a Model’s Portfolio

How to Photograph a Model’s Portfolio

For quite some time, photographers and models have enjoyed a mutually beneficial, codependent relationship. Image makers will always need subjects, and models will always need someone there to capture them at their best. In order for either party to find work, a solid portfolio is a must. Therefore, any aspiring model’s first step toward building […]

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Extremely Essential Camera Skills Guide

Extremely Essential Camera Skills Guide

Have you ever been frustrated by not understanding all your camera settings? If so you might be interested in this deal we were able to negotiate for our subscribers to kick off the new year. Extremely Essential Camera Skills is a popular in-depth multi-media tutorial designed to help photographers gain full control over their camera settings […]

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Studio Lighting Explained for Natural Light Photographers

Studio Lighting Explained for Natural Light Photographers

One of the biggest misconceptions in studio photography is that you need the biggest, baddest external lights you can get in order to produce great work. Things can’t be any further from the truth. Daniel DeArco explains:  You’re probably already familiar with the term exposure triangle—the usual combination of shutter speed, aperture, and ISO […]

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How to Create a Product Photography Lighting Setup on a Small Budget

How to Create a Product Photography Lighting Setup on a Small Budget

Needless to say, studio lighting can be very expensive. Budding product photographers often find it beyond their means to afford the kind of professional lighting setup that’s necessary for producing great images. But what if you could get a professional quality setup for under 50 bucks? DSLR Video Shooter shares this amazing tip:  For […]

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