Tutorials
The difference between Levels and Curves in Photoshop
You can adjust the tonality of the photos using either Levels or Curves. But how to know which to use? And what are the differences…
7 tips for taking photos in bad weather
I more than often hear landscape photographers complaining about “bad” weather and then say it’s chugging down. Honestly, I don’t know what they’re talking about….
This tip will save you hours of color matching in photoshop
Here is a quick little tip that can save you hours and hours of color matching in photoshop. Surprisingly, it does not involve reviewing real…
Add different looks to your photos using only Gradient Map layer
There are several ways to color grade your photos, and plenty of different looks you can create. In this video, photographer Travis Transient will show…
How to make your digital footage look like it was shot on Super 16mm film
Shooting with real film is the dream of many filmmakers. Often, they actually get their chance, and fall in love with it. But these days,…
How to make five horror lighting setups with a single light
Halloween is just around the corner, so you may want to make some scary photos or videos for the occasion. Jordy Vandeput of Cinecom.net shows you five…
5 practical tips to take your timelapse to the next level
Timelapse used to be the realm of high tech studios and a few dedicated photographers & filmmakers. Now, anybody can do it. We even have…
Use this Photoshop trick to leave no blemish unhealed
Removing blemishes is certainly one of the reasons we retouch portraits. And when you’re retouching beauty shots, you don’t want to leave any of them…
5 GorillaPod tricks to make filmmaker’s life easier
GorillaPod is a handy tool for photographers, and pretty popular among the vloggers. But, you can use it in many different ways when shooting video….
Do you have any old slides that you want to scan? Here is my cheap and easy way to do it at home
A couple months ago, we had a family friend who got a hold of some really old family photos. She came over and asked me…




































