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Knowing When to Use Flash

Date October 8, 2014 Author By admin Category Techniques

Professional SLR cameras can perform exceptionally well in low light so you don’t always need to use your flash. If you’re looking to take your photography skills to the next level then you may want to practice with and without flash in low light situations. Full frame censors will ensure your camera can shoot clearly […]

Don’t Overdo Contrast

Date July 24, 2014 Author By admin Category Photo Editing

Contrast can make or break a photo but it can often be a mistake to go a bit too over the top on contrast. If you want to bring out some colour in a picture and give it more vibrancy then altering the contrast can be a good shot, but it should be used sparingly. […]

Using Lightroom to Batch Process

Date June 7, 2014 Author By admin Category Photo Editing

If you’re regularly taking hundreds and hundreds of photos, perhaps photographing events and you’re struggling to find the time to edit them on Photoshop then make sure you give Lightroom a go. It’s extremely easy to use when you know the basics, but it’s more advanced than some people think. You may not get all […]

The Benefits of a Raw File Format

Date April 25, 2014 Author By admin Category News

Intermediate Raw vs. jpeg is a debate that continues to exist in the digital photography world. But there are some distinct advantages to the raw format. If you have considered adjusting your camera’s image quality setting to raw, it is worth a try to see what all of the fuss is about. You will need […]

Image Sensor Size: What’s the Difference?

Date April 23, 2014 Author By admin Category News

Intermediate If you use a photo printing service, such as the one offered by your local drugstore, you may occasionally (maybe even frequently) get photos back that don’t look the same as they did when you shot them. I don’t just mean color and exposure (which can often be wrong when you use a commercial […]

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