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All you need to know before flying your first drone, in only 7 minutes
So you’ve bought your first drone and it’s time for some awesome aerial shots. But, before you take off, you should make the flight safe…
The science behind hyperfocal distance – how to find it and use it in your shots
Although not all of us like math and numbers, we need to know some technical stuff in order to be as efficient as possible when…
Quick Tip: how to precisely detect and remove chromatic aberration in Lightroom
Chromatic aberration is a common (and annoying) lens problem. It causes the objects in your image to have colored lines, usually purple or green. Fortunately,…
How to use direct sunlight to your advantage and get some awesome shots
Most of the photographers avoid direct sunlight when taking outdoor portraits, especially if the Sun is the only light source. However, you can turn the…
Make a simple and versatile product lighting setup for under $50
We’ve featured several great, budget-friendly product photography lighting setups. And if you ask for such a solution for video, Caleb Pike from DSLR Video Shooter…
How to create strong dynamic portraits using only one light and a beauty dish
The whole “one light” thing always seems to be a popular topic. And it’s not really surprising. Every day new people are getting into flash….
A lightweight set-up for wide angle macro to give you more depth of field
I like experimenting with different setups, especially for wide angle close-ups. Last year, I took my wife’s Sony A7 for a couple of field trips and paired it…
Mesmerizing lucid dreams photos and how to create them
Last year I attended Midburn, a regional burning man event taking place in the hot Israeli desert. I filmed nonstop for five days and created…
How to retouch perfect natural looking skin using the clone stamp tool
There’s a lot of fuss about the overuse of Photoshop and retouching these days. But sometimes it needs to be done, or you just want…
A visual approach to the Inverse Square Law and how it affects photographers
The inverse square law (ISL) is one of those principles of photography that drives people crazy. It’s a fairly simply concept that’s broken down into…




































