In this time where most people listen and view numerous YouTube “Photographers” (I use the term lightly, as many of them claim to be, but are really not!) there is a lot of misinformation floating around about the basics of photography. I’ve gathered together a selection of the most common! Of course, many people whoContinue reading “Photography Lies You Need To Stop Believing”
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A photographers most useful editing tool
I’ve taken tens of thousands of images over the years, but switching to digital unleashed an editing tool that really transformed the way that I looked at photography and composed my images. It’s a tool that’s so simple, yet so powerful. A tool that some are afraid to use, and some have welcomed with openContinue reading “A photographers most useful editing tool”
Culling my editing software
As many of you know, I own quite a bit of editing software. Some of it through curiosity, some if it through affiliates, but all of it to use. Over the years I’ve used it so I can make fair comparisons to other software, plus I have tutored software packages to those in need. AsContinue reading “Culling my editing software”
Why use fisheye lenses?
Fisheye lenses are the one lens that can really divide opinion more than any other. It’s truly a love or hate relationship, but are they really misunderstood? We look at circular and rectilinear fisheye lenses so that you can get a very understanding of life with a fisheye lens. First things first, as mentioned above,Continue reading “Why use fisheye lenses?”
The benefits of writing raw to one card and jpeg to another.
Professional body cameras with two card slots quite often put people in a dilemma of which way to send data to the memory card (SD or other cards). So, here are six reasons why you might like to save raw files to one card and jpeg images to the other card… Plus a couple ofContinue reading “The benefits of writing raw to one card and jpeg to another.”
One Camera One Lens Photography 