Life has a remarkable capacity for giving you lemons. As a demonstration of this, the Sunday before I wrote this article, I should have been wandering the streets of Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam, shooting stock videos. Instead, I was trudging the streets of a very cold and wet Berlin in the knowledge that […]
Camera Craft Articles
How to use your camera to its (and your) potential.
Winter photography is something many photographers often shy away from because of the extreme weather conditions and the fear of causing damage to gear. Some photographers even lose motivation during the colder months and prefer to stay warm indoors as the days are considerably short depending on where you live. In this article, we have put together 9 tutorials that will help you to discover new ways to practice your photography and stay motivated during the winter season.
Real photographers only shoot in manual mode. I am guessing there is a pretty good chance you have had that said to you at least once in your photographic journey. Here’s the thing, they are wrong, very wrong. Real photographers use all the tools available to them in order to get the shot. If the […]
In this article, we have put together 7 tutorials that cover a few genres of photography that can be done using an iPhone. These will be helpful or at least inspire you to get your phone out and capture stunning photographs when you do not have your camera in hand. These tutorials can be followed for photography using most smartphones.
Do you feel the need for speed? Capturing motion in a still photograph is both challenging and fun. There are several different ways to convey motion and an almost infinite number of variables when it comes to settings. Take a picture with your camera on program mode and regardless of the motion of the subject, […]
ISO invariance is an exciting topic in photography and a lot of photographers have been using this feature and have seen great benefits from using it. This can be a confusing term for some photographers and in this article we will look at “What is iso invariance and when should you use it.”
