I’ll be the first to admit that an iPhone pails in comparison to a DSLR. That being said, I’m also a firm believer in the old saying that the best camera is the one that you have with you. Let’s face it, as much as I’d love to walk around wielding a fancy DSLR at […]
Author: Tiffany Mueller
Tiffany Mueller is an adventurer and photographer based in Hawaii. When she's not climbing volcanoes or swimming with sharks, you can find her writing articles and running the official blog at PhotoBlog.
While not an entirely new technology, mirrorless cameras manufacturers have been enjoying a steady rise in interest of the compact cameras among amateurs and professionals alike. Initially marketed at serious amateurs who were looking for more from their point-and-shoots, but were not interested in a DSLR, the mirrorless camera, has helped fill a gap in […]
Filling a studio with loads of gear can be a costly and time consuming adventure. While the amount of toys and gadgets available on todays market is beyond what most photographers will ever need, it’s still a lot of fun experimenting with them. It’s important to keep in mind, however, that a photographers gear is […]
Whenever we can find ways to shorten the amount of time we spend editing in post-production, it equates to extra time we can spend in the field taking more photographs. As photographers, we should always be striving to take photographs that are as near to the finished product as possible. This means fine-tuning our knowledge […]
In this modern world, where nearly everyone has a camera of some sort, it can be difficult for a photographer to stand out in the crowd. Coming up with photography project ideas that are both creative and unique can be a daunting enterprise. If coming up with a project of your own is becoming a […]
Part of being a great photographer is learning how to accomplish all those effects we tend to rely on Photoshop for, in-camera. Take motion blur for example – it’s fairly easy to apply this effect in Photoshop, but takes a lot of practice to get right in-camera. But, don’t let that discourage you. Mastering in-camera […]
