• Five Things That Are Guaranteed to Skyrocket Your Photography Career

    Five Things That Are Guaranteed to Skyrocket Your Photography Career
    When talking about improvement in photography, we often hear a lot of nonsense answers, such as upgrading equipment, hiring more staff, trying to find a niche, and so on. This isn't bad advice, and I give it as well. The thing is, it is so generic and so common that it has lost its meaning. Here are some real tips on how to become a better photographer.[ Read More ]
  • A Review of the New Fujifilm INSTAX Square SQ40 Camera

    A Review of the New Fujifilm INSTAX Square SQ40 Camera
    The Fujifilm INSTAX line of instant film cameras has been a runaway hit for the company, tapping into the nostalgia of instant photography and introducing a new generation to the technology. The INSTAX Square SQ40 is the latest entry in the line, and this excellent video review takes a look at the sort of performance and image quality you can expect from this fun and affordable little camera.[ Read More ]
  • Printing Your Images: Make More Through An Online Client Photo Gallery Without Being Sale-sy

    Printing Your Images: Make More Through An Online Client Photo Gallery Without Being Sale-sy
    When was the last time you fulfilled a print order? When I think of print sales, I envision awkwardly contrived meetings where proofs have been held hostage and finally revealed as leverage, using the client's emotions to maximize profits. I know in-person sales is an effective strategy, and photographers bankroll this method frequently. However, for the majority of photographers who don't want to take that approach, providing an online client photo gallery and a few simple suggestions can help
  • The Real Difference Between Cheap and Expensive Light Modifiers

    The Real Difference Between Cheap and Expensive Light Modifiers
    I get a lot of commentary on using expensive photo equipment, most notably lighting. Fair enough, a $400 softbox is not for everyone, and most people find it ridiculous to use a modifier this expensive. However, there are good reasons to use such tools. Here is why.[ Read More ]
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  • How to Shoot Film at Night

    How to Shoot Film at Night
    If you heard a modern digital camera could only reach as high as ISO 1600 or 3200, you might think it was a very limited device. Such is the case with film, though. That does not mean you can't shoot it a night, though; in fact, it can be quite rewarding, especially if you enjoy long exposures. This great video tutorial discusses shooting film at night (particularly long exposures) and how to go about it to come home with the best images possible.[ Read More ]
  • 5 Editing Mistakes That Make Your Photos Looks Amateur

    5 Editing Mistakes That Make Your Photos Looks Amateur
    Post-production of your photography can feel like a minefield when you first start; overwhelming, endlessly complicated, and confusing. In this video, Pat Kay goes over five common mistakes that can ruin your images.[ Read More ]
  • 5 Editing Mistakes That Make Your Photos Look Amateur

    5 Editing Mistakes That Make Your Photos Look Amateur
    Post-production of your photography can feel like a minefield when you first start; overwhelming, endlessly complicated, and confusing. In this video, Pat Kay goes over five common mistakes that can ruin your images.[ Read More ]
  • How Good Is a $5,000 35mm Lens?

    How Good Is a $5,000 35mm Lens?
    For some people, the thought of spending over $5,000 on a 35mm lens, let alone one without autofocus, is an absolutely absurd proposition. On the other hand, Leica users often swear by the company's optics. Costing over $5,000, the Leica Summilux-M 35mm f/1.4 ASPH. promises amazing optical performance. Can it live up to that promise? This excellent first look video takes a look at what you can expect.[ Read More ]
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  • Landscape Photography in the Middle of the Day

    Landscape Photography in the Middle of the Day
    Most of the time, when you think of landscape photography, you probably think of golden hour, with soft and warm light spilling across the scene. And while that can make for fantastic images, if you restrict yourself to just a few hours a day, you are missing out on quite a few opportunities. This great video tutorial shows you the benefits of landscape photography in the middle of the day.[ Read More ]

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