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Every photographer knows how much timing matters when taking a shot. In this article, we have collected 30 photos where perfect timing was the key to success. How did a photographer manage to be in the right place at the right time for these perfectly timed photos? 1. Fishing Man…
By Tamara Kedves

When it comes to photography, there are three main image filetypes: JPEG, RAW and TIFF. Each one has its own benefits and drawbacks, so which is the best for you? Let’s take a closer look at RAW vs TIFF. Raw vs Tiff: Comparing JPEG to Other Image Formats JPEG is…
By Simon Bond

The release of the Sony a7R IV ruined my plans. I thought that the a7R III I had recently bought would be my last camera for a long time. I was wrong! So, what do I think of the new model? If you read this review, you’ll find my real…
By Anabel Dflux

Are you often wondering how cool it would be to use a great vintage lens on your modern camera? But you’re put down by the lack of autofocus? Don’t be. There is an easy solution that makes manual focus easy as a pie. It’s called focus peaking. What Is Focus…
By Gabor Holtzer

If you’re looking to add some creative flair to your photos, you may be wondering how to create light leaks in Lightroom. It’s a fun and easy process that can add an interesting element to your images. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to create Lightroom light leaks. What…
By Kevin Landwer-Johan

Have you ever wondered, “How does a camera work?” You’re not alone. Our article will explain how this delicate piece of machinery works when we take a photograph. Cameras have evolved greatly in the past few centuries, and photography has changed drastically. Today’s modern cameras result from countless years of…
By Gabor Holtzer

In the monopod vs tripod debate, these camera supports share some attributes. Both monopods and tripods offer more support than shooting handheld alone. They let you shoot with a slower shutter speed, use longer lenses, and work without neck and back strain. But these two accessory types have some major…
By Hillary Grigonis

If you’ve ever photographed architecture, you know that it’s difficult to keep buildings and lines straight. Unless you use a tilt-shift lens, you’re always going to end up using Photoshop Lens Correction. And this nifty filter is useful for more than just architecture photography. Here are the basics. How to…
By Joris Hermans

You’ve might have heard of Capture One as a growing software for photo editing. It’s most known for its abilities to control and correct color. And it can offer a tempting alternative to Lightroom. If you’re used to other software, making the switch might come with a steep learning curve.…
By Natalia Robert

The photography cost of doing business as a professional photographer is not cheap. There are many expenses to consider, and it can be hard to make a profit in this industry. However, with careful planning and execution, it is possible to make a good living as a photographer. Let’s take…
By Darina Kopcok

As you evolve as a photographer, you begin to let go of automatic, semi-auto, or manual modes and start shooting raw. To edit your raw files, you need a raw converter editor. If you’d like to try something other than Lightroom, Adobe Camera Raw is a great choice. Today I…
By Gabor Holtzer

Are you looking for tips to take high quality photos? If so, you’ve come to the right place. Here are eight easy ways to up your photography game and start taking pictures that look like they came straight from a magazine. Take High Quality Photos by Shooting In Raw You…
By Darina Kopcok