In the world of digital photography, “Megapixels” has long been the primary metric used to sell cameras. It’s a number that feels easy to understand: bigger must be better, right? However, for the vast majority of photographers—from hobbyists to working professionals—the obsession with high pixel counts is often a distraction from what actually makes anContinue reading “The Megapixel Myth: Why You Have More Megapixels Than You Need, And Then Some!”
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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.”
Printing Poll Results – It Is Time to Talk
A few days ago we run a poll which was shared across numerous Facebook groups that asked the questions about how often people are currently printing their work. We are not talking in a professional manner here, but the average amateur and pro-photographer in their everyday personal lives. The results were quite disappointing. The questionContinue reading “Printing Poll Results – It Is Time to Talk”
A new printing project begins!
Long-time readers and people who know me know how passionate I am about printing. Printing is THE most important part of your photography, but sadly it’s a dying art. I have a new project which involves printing, but not photos that I’ve generally taken. This is the project. I have many hundreds (possibly thousands) ofContinue reading “A new printing project begins!”
It seems around half of photographers do absolutely nothing with their photos!
So, I recently held a poll over three very different photography groups. I took the results after 24 hours of being in each group, and a look at them a few days later shows nothing much has altered in terms of answer choices. Because each poll was placed at different times, I’m just going toContinue reading “It seems around half of photographers do absolutely nothing with their photos!”
One Camera One Lens Photography 