Tutorials
Ilford’s crash course teaches you how to develop black and white film
Despite all the new, high-end digital cameras, film photography has been regaining popularity in recent years. So, perhaps you’d also like to grab an old…
5 tips to get steady handheld shots without a gimbal or monopod
It’s nice that we have all kinds of camera support & stabilisation systems today. As well as the more traditional tripod, we’ve got monopods, sliders,…
How colour contamination may be ruining your photographs and how to fix it
Whether you’re aware of the correct terminology or not, you have likely experienced this colour contamination happening in your photographs already. Put simply, colour contamination…
7 more Nikon camera tricks to help you make shooting more efficient
Photographer Steve Perry has shared some great tricks for Nikon shooters before. They help you customize your camera, and it looks like many of you…
Use this simple Photoshop technique to shoot in the dark and effectively reduce noise
Modern and high-end cameras can shoot without significant noise even at very high ISO values. But many of us still don’t own such cameras, so…
3 quick and easy tips for smooth dramatic b-roll
B-roll is the one thing that most of the video people I know say they want to improve at. I know it’s one of my…
DIY product photography hack with $10 IKEA lamp
Dustin Dolby from Workphlo is known for his product photography tutorials that give professional results without too much fancy gear. In his latest video, he shows you…
Developing the Film Washi V 35mm and 120 format “film” at home
Washi Film V is probably the most special film announced in 2017 and I’ve had the privilege to be present when Lomig, the founder of…
The beginner’s guide to using grids with softboxes
Every day I see people posting in Facebook groups asking about softboxes and whether or not they should buy one with a grid. Personally, I…
5 ways to avoid lens flare with studio lighting
If you’re unfamiliar with what lens flare is then it’s the hazy washed out areas in an image that appear far brighter than they should…





































