How to Use Focal Lock
At a recent wedding I handed my camera over to a friend to take a shot of my little family and I. We posed for a few shots, looking forward Continue Reading
Category Archives: macro
4 Tips for Using for Live View to Get Sharper and More Creative Images
Live View versus optical viewfinder on your DSLR, pros and cons?By PascalIf you shoot with a DSLR you probably use the same method for taking pictures that most people do, Continue Reading
Types of Lenses and How They Are Used
Lenses are one of the most important considerations in photography. The lens you choose for each shot can dramatically change your results; its best to know how all the types Continue Reading
5 Essential Tips for Better Food Photography
Time flies really fast and the world is becoming a more developed place where every kid has a smartphone with Internet access and everyone’s on social networks. And though Instagram really Continue Reading
How to Choose a Camera for Jewellery and Other Macro Photography
         Jewellery can be one of the more tricky products to photograph but also one of the most rewarding. The right light tent and lighting Continue Reading
3 Tips to Maximize Your Road Trip Photos
Road trips have been hailed as one of the greatest pastimes ever, and something that everyone should do at least once in their lifetime. It is a great way to Continue Reading
The Underrated 18-55mm Kit Lens
A friend once asked me “Should I replace my 18-55 mm with a 50mm prime?†I politely asked him (while internally screaming) “Will you even consider replacing your thumb with Continue Reading
A Complete Guide to Reflections in Photography
Bangkok Dangerous is a bad film—probably one of the worst Nicolas Cage performances ever—but it has an interesting thought that sums up this article essence. One of the actors said Continue Reading
4 Foolproof Ways to Beat Mirror Bounce
Are you struggling to get sharp images with your super-telephoto lens, even when you use a tripod? Your problem is due to mirror bounce. In this quick guide we’ll show Continue Reading
How to Improve Your Photographs of Water Drops
From a small, transparent glossy circle to a looking glass that reflects surroundings, water drops fascinate photographers and viewers. We see them captured as stills, clear water, colored from the Continue Reading