Just a quick update and a look at what is happening. After a year or two break, One Camera One Lens feature “12 Days Of Christmas” is BACK! Here is a list of the 12 daily articles that will be presented on each of these days. Day 1 – Top 5 favourite recipes – AContinue reading ““12 Days Of Christmas” Starts December 13th 2025!”
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Why super wide aperture lenses are important even if your camera is exceptional at handling ISO.
In this day and age with modern cameras, it is so easy to just forget about your ISO and go out and shoot with slower lenses, but when you are shooting weddings, events, portraits, or even just capturing everyday people and places around you, a super wide aperture lens between F/1.2 and F/2 is extremelyContinue reading “Why super wide aperture lenses are important even if your camera is exceptional at handling ISO.”
Improve your photography with my 10 tips – By Stephen Davies
As we are in the age of the smartphone we are all now photographers and taking more photos than ever before, so if your taking photos for your company’s social media pages or just taking snaps of the childrens and pets, hopefully these 10 tips will improve your photos. I will try my best toContinue reading “Improve your photography with my 10 tips – By Stephen Davies”
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”
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!)”
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