Preparing For Output: How To Get Your Images Out There From Lightroom
It all used to be so easy. Resize – Sharpen – Save as. The thing is though, there could be multiple end uses
Continue reading >Jason Row
Jason has been writing for Light Stalking for over six years now and has 35 years of experience as a professional photographer. He now concentrates on producing travel stock photography and video from around the world. You can find his portfolio here. His work has been featured in numerous publications, both online and in print, as well as for major companies such as Virgin, Etihad, Tripadvisor and Booking.com. Jason has also produced a number of video tutorials for Light Stalking and Photzy. Born in London he now lives in the beautiful city of Odessa, Ukraine.
Are You An Ethical Photographer?
Ethical has become a buzzword for this decade. From ethical farming to ethical fashion, many industries and indeed businesses
Continue reading >How The Death Of Minolta Gave Rise To Sony Cameras
Put your virtual hands up if you own a Sony camera. Quite a few of you I'm betting. Now keep those hands up if you remember
Continue reading >A Brief History of the Mirrorless Camera System
Mirrorless is definitely the darling of the photographic world right now. The established mirrorless manufacturers have been
Continue reading >The Best New Photographers’ Features From Adobe’s October 2018 Update
One of the most important benefits of Adobe’s move to a subscription service is that it has allowed them to update their
Continue reading >Here Is An Easy Workflow To Get Your Best Images From Lightroom Up On Instagram
Here’s a shocker. You know those amazing landscapes, portraits, and others that top up on your Instagram timeline? Many
Continue reading >How To Focus In Low Light For Impressive Blue Hour, Night, And Astrophotography
Some of the most striking images we see are ones taken in the hours of darkness. But learning how to focus in low light is
Continue reading >Understanding Primary, Secondary and Complementary Colors in Photography
Color is fundamental to composition in photography, and before anyone screams at me about black and white, it’s actually
Continue reading >6 Tips For Looking After Your Precious Photographic Gear
Photography is not cheap. We can spend thousands of dollars on camera bodies, lenses and all the ancillary equipment we need
Continue reading >A Tale Of Two Titans – Kodak and Fuji
In 1975 an engineer by the name of Steve Sasson demonstrated a new technology to his employees. The size of a toaster, the
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