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• The Joy of Using Vintage Lenses on Modern Cameras

  05-11-2024 23:03
  
  Modern lenses are perfectly sharp and crisp. But perfection is overrated and can be rather boring. I have a solution to add some character back into my photography and videos.[ Read More ]
  
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• Using Lightroom to Restore Vibrant Colors in Night Photography

  05-11-2024 22:03
  
  When shooting landscapes after sunset, colors often fade, leaving your image looking a little flat and lifeless. But with the right editing techniques, you can bring back some of that warm, vibrant glow, creating a visually compelling result.
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• Photography When Conditions Aren’t Right

  05-11-2024 21:03
  
  Foggy mornings and moody atmospheres can add a surreal quality to your landscape shots, but capturing the perfect image isn’t always easy. Sometimes, you have to keep returning to the same spot, waiting for the right conditions. And when you’re determined to get that postcard-worthy shot, persistence becomes just as important as your technical skills.[ Read More ]
  
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• The First of Its Kind: Laowa 12-24mm f/5.6 Zoom Shift Lens Initial Review

  05-11-2024 18:03
  
  Shift lenses, or tilt-shift lenses, are pretty rare across all brands and seem to be quite an engineering challenge. Most of us thought that their ability to zoom was impossible, but Laowa seems to have proven otherwise.[ Read More ]
  
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• How to Capture Stunning Portraits on Cloudy Days

  05-11-2024 16:03
  
  When it’s cloudy, you might think it’s the worst time to take portraits. The light is often flat, and contrast is missing, but those clouds are actually providing you with a soft, even light that’s ideal for bringing out natural skin tones. This approach can open up new creative possibilities when you learn how to make the most of that natural light.[ Read More ]
  
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• Why Leaving Social Media Improved This Photographer's Work

  05-11-2024 14:03
  
  Social media can be a double-edged sword, especially when it comes to sharing your creative work. Posting your photos online may help build an audience and gain exposure, but the impact on creativity and mental well-being can be surprisingly negative. Lately, some creatives are rethinking their approach to social media, looking for alternatives that don’t rely on addictive algorithms or compromise ownership of their work.[ Read More ]
  
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