Knowing what AE-L vs AF-L means on Nikon cameras is good know. That’s because cramming many tactile controls onto a camera body leaves little room to explain what each button does. The AE-L and AF-L buttons on the back of a Nikon are prime examples. What does the AE button…

If you want to take your photography skills to the next level, you need to start using the Canon Camera Remote app. This app allows you to control your camera from a distance, which is perfect for taking photos of yourself or landscapes. In this article, we will show you…

A camera focus test is a way to determine if there is an issue with your camera’s autofocus. This can be helpful in troubleshooting problems you may be having with getting your photos in focus. There are a few different ways to do a camera focus test, and we’ll show…

In a perfect world, all camera lenses are perfect. They would allow for 100% of all light passing through it to reach the sensor, without any imperfections or loss in resolution. But this is not the case. All-glass elements present limitations. Read on to find out what an MTF chart…

When it comes to photography, there are a lot of different choices to make. One of the most important is deciding what type of camera to use. There are two main types: full frame vs micro 4/3. So which one is the best choice for you? Let’s take a look…

A macro lens is perfect for shooting up close. But most lenses don’t let you focus close enough to achieve a life-sized 1:1 magnification, also known as “true macro.” But how can you achieve true macro without buying a dedicated macro lens? Extension tubes can effectively turn the lens you…

Are you trying to recreate that cinematic “Hollywood” feeling in your photos? Well, stop trying in Photoshop or Lightroom and start looking at the lens you use! With an anamorphic lens, you can get the movie-style photography results you wish for. What Is an Anamorphic Lens? Cinematographers use anamorphic lenses…

Your camera’s shutter actuations are an important metric to track as you use your camera. This is because they can help you determine how long your camera will continue to function properly before it needs to be serviced. In this article, we’ll show you how to find your camera’s shutter…

When it comes to capturing images on our digital cameras, a sensor and lens aren’t the only things needed. Different types of memory cards act as the storage for all the scenes and scenarios that we capture. There are many different memory cards you can purchase, though. The type will…

Knowing how to fix dead pixels is a skill every photographer should learn. Dead or stuck pixels can be a big annoyance when viewing and editing photos, preventing you from getting the best results.  Fortunately, these pixels are usually harmless and can be detected and fixed using simple pixel tests.…

After finally saving up enough cash, you head out and buy that new lens you’ve been eyeing. You then obviously shoot with it obsessively for days. But when you look at the images on your computer, your enthusiasm dims. Straight lines aren’t straight, and there’s even some vignetting on the…

So how many pictures can a 128GB card hold? How about 32, 64, and 256GB memory cards? Today, I’m here to answer that. A is your loyal companion because it stores your photographs. CompactFlash (CF), Secure Digital (SD), CFexpress, and MicroSD cards are the most common for DSLRs, mirrorless, and…