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Here’s a Sneak Peek at Lightroom CC’s Dehaze Tool

Here’s a Sneak Peek at Lightroom CC’s Dehaze Tool

How many times have you given up on a photo because it just didn’t look the way you were hoping? Sometimes photos of the outdoors turn out hazy; sometimes haze increase the photo’s artistic value but sometimes it just looks messy. Terry White gives us a sneak peek of a new Lightroom tool that can […]

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How To Setup Remote DSLR Cameras with Wireless Triggers

How To Setup Remote DSLR Cameras with Wireless Triggers

When shooting sporting events like basketball or football, it helps immensely to have multiple cameras working to your advantage to make sure you capture all the action. One way of doing so is by strategically setting up a few DSLRs around the court linked together using a couple Pocket Wizards and a single remote to trigger the […]

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The HDR Photography MasterClass

The HDR Photography MasterClass

Though some photographers turn their noses up at the very idea of high dynamic range (HDR) photography, the technique can create remarkable images when used appropriately. But how do you learn the best techniques? Fortunately, Serge Ramelli’s HDR MasterClass is designed to take you through shooting and processing HDR photos from start to finish. The […]

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Photomatix Coupon Code: “PICTURECORRECT”

Photomatix Coupon Code: “PICTURECORRECT”

We have received a lot of emails from our readers looking for discounts on the Photomatix HDR software, so I thought we should remind everyone that there is a special discount for our readers. Photomatix is the software of choice for most professional HDR photographers. Photomatix was nice enough to provide a discount to PictureCorrect […]

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The History of Photography

The History of Photography

In this modern age it’s easy to take photography for granted. Photographs are everywhere we look and more people than ever have access to a camera whether it be on our cell phone or DSLR. Photography has become such a convenient art form and means of documenting our lives that we rarely think about how […]

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Beautiful Photos of Little Wedding Details

Beautiful Photos of Little Wedding Details

Wedding photography has changed significantly over the last few years, and a photojournalistic approach now seems to be most common. But what certainly makes the story interesting are the little details that you don’t want to forget, no matter what kind of photography you prefer when it comes to weddings. The bride’s shoes, the colorful […]

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How to Create Motivated Light in Your Photos

How to Create Motivated Light in Your Photos

Let’s first clear your doubt. Motivated light isn’t a type of light that motivates you. Nah, that would have been too obvious! Motivated light is actually a light source that you place in the shot. Normally, when we create images using any type of light we avoid putting the light source in the image (unless […]

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Dreamy Drone Footage Lets You Fly Over Iceland

Dreamy Drone Footage Lets You Fly Over Iceland

You’ll feel like you’re having that dream where you’re flying effortlessly when you watch this video. Photographer Elia Locardi filmed this amazing footage using a drone and a GoPro Hero 4 Silver. Watch the video to be transported to the magical land of Iceland: Currently working on making a comprehensive tutorial, Locardi is traveling all […]

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The Photographer’s Wedding Day Shot List

The Photographer’s Wedding Day Shot List

Most wedding photographers an identify with photographer Jasmine Star when she says, “When it came time for me to shoot my first wedding on my own, I was beyond nervous.” Star has a few words of advice for how to handle your first wedding—in the form of a suggestive list of all the must-have shots: […]

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How to Fake the Medium Format Look in Your Portraits

How to Fake the Medium Format Look in Your Portraits

Don’t you wish you could take super-crisp portraits at incredibly shallow depths of field? Not just the eyes or some other narrow point of focus, but the entire face and even the upper body? If so, then take a look at this tutorial by photographer Glyn Dewis. He shows us how to use Photoshop’s panorama […]

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