There’s an editing package that stands head and shoulders amongst the paid for and subscription editing package services out there, and it’s called Darktable. Many people would have heard of it, but presume because it is free, it is no good or not suitable. However, things couldn’t be further from the truth, as Darktable isn’tContinue reading “Why Darktable is perfect for Fujifilm users.”
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Why Landscape Photography Is Perfect For Beginners
When you get your new camera, chances are you’ll want something to photograph, and there are only so many times you can photograph the cat, family members and your back garden before they get annoyed or you get bored. The next best thing to do is go out with your camera and take photographs ofContinue reading “Why Landscape Photography Is Perfect For Beginners”
Photographing The Moon (Easy Guide!)
I keep seeing people struggling to take photographs of the moon, and long articles going into the setup and execution of successful moon photography, but they’re always over complicated and make it sound like it’s hard work. Photographing the moon is the easiest thing to do if you understand you’re basically shooting straight into aContinue reading “Photographing The Moon (Easy Guide!)”
Storing Film Simulations on your Fujifilm (A simple guide)
One of the reasons we love and use Fujifilm cameras is because it’s easy to replicate old film stocks, invent new ones, and have more control over the image before we take the photo than any other camera. Some of us only ever shoot in these film simulations that we’ve made, others only use theContinue reading “Storing Film Simulations on your Fujifilm (A simple guide)”
Improve your photography with a prime lens
A lot of people fail to understand how using a prime lens can make you a better photographer than you are at the moment. There’s a mindset that believes that you are constrained by using a single focal length, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. In this article I’ll explain why using aContinue reading “Improve your photography with a prime lens”
Photography By Mark G Adams 