How to Set Custom White Balance with a Gray Card
Are you looking for a quick way to instantly improve your photography? Aren’t we all? Phil Steele has some great tips for taking it up a notch by understanding how Continue Reading
Monthly Archives: January 2015
How Often You Should Post on Twitter and Other Social Media Networks
If you’ve been using multiple social media networks to market your business you’ll know that they aren’t all created equal. What is the norm on one network would be frowned Continue Reading
Shooting Raw Format Photos: 8 Questions Every Beginner Wants Answered
Shooting raw format photos means fewer pictures on your card and more time spent editing your images. So why do nearly all pros do it? Below find answers to 8 Continue Reading
DSLR Tips Workshop: How to Take Photos at Night
Photos taken at night can produce spectacular results – in fact many cities present their best views after dark. Night photography can also be very forgiving in bad weather, so Continue Reading
40 Creative Ways to Incorporate a Hidden Message in Your Logo
Are you considering having a new logo designed? Are you wondering how to incorporate a hidden message to really set your business aside from your competitors? Taking on board Continue Reading
Macro Photography Troubleshooting
If you’ve recently bought a macro lens for your DSLR but haven’t quite achieved the crisp, clear shots you were hoping for, you might be making one of the common mistakes Continue Reading
10 Ways to Digitally Improve Your Photos
Digital editing software allows us to remove unwanted objects, adjust colours, and touch up blemishes. Learn how to digitally improve your photos. No matter how careful you are when shooting, Continue Reading
13 Google Search Tricks That Will Make Your Life Much Easier
Do you struggle to find the information you need on Google? Would you like some time saving tricks that will leave you to concentrate on running your business? We Continue Reading
10 Essential Camera Settings Every New Camera Owner Should Know
If you have got a new camera for Christmas or in the January sales, it can take a while to get the hang of where everything is, particularly if you Continue Reading
How to Crop Like a Boss in Photoshop
I have a habit of shooting for the crop which often means that my final vision is a 4:2 proportion, or even a 4:1 panorama style image, instead of the Continue Reading