The release of Darktable 5.6.0 marks a massive leap forward for the open-source RAW developer, introducing a highly anticipated, modern toolkit while keeping its privacy-first core intact. Although I have not been using Darktable as my everyday editing software as much as I used to, I still check in on every new pre-release and releaseContinue reading “Darktable 5.6.0 Review”
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Photographers, do you “chimp”?
Or to give it it’s full title “Photographers, do you chimp or are you finally past that stage of insecurity?”. It’s a strange habit that some photographers have (working in the field, not in critical situations such as a studio where every single thing is set up for the perfect shot). As a side-note, weContinue reading “Photographers, do you “chimp”?”
Snapseed – The Worlds Most Popular Image Editor Has A Huge Update!
Snapseed is undoubtably the worlds most popular image editor, being installed on Android and Apple phones and tablets as seemingly the go-to image editor for both jpeg and raw editing on the go. “The Update” After years of relative silence, Google has finally supercharged Snapseed with its 4.0 update in 2026. This isn’t just aContinue reading “Snapseed – The Worlds Most Popular Image Editor Has A Huge Update!”
Adventures In Photography
As you would have known if you have been following the website, or are part of the group, or follow me on my social media, Adventures In Photography the magazine was recently released on PDF for download and viewing totally free of charge. This week we seen the release of the magazine in physical formContinue reading “Adventures In Photography”
Do this one thing for your photography in 2026: It’ll change you for the better.
You’ll find a million YouTube channels and magazine articles giving you tips on how to improve your photography, but this is a little different. While everyone is trying to help you, the best advice is to help yourself, and this one thing will help you, help yourself to get more out of your photography goingContinue reading “Do this one thing for your photography in 2026: It’ll change you for the better.”
Photography By Mark G Adams 