Tutorials Archives

How to get lab quality film scans at home using wet mounts

Feb 15, 2017 John Aldred

One of the trickier aspects of shooting film is being able to share your work. If you have a lab develop your film, you can…

Feb 15, 2017 John Aldred

We all get short on space sometimes. Perhaps you’re just starting out and don’t have a huge area to shoot in. Maybe you’ve been asked…

Feb 14, 2017 Robert Cornelius

Apparently I have a thing for making dragons. It’s not surprising, seeing as I grew up collecting them and have always been a proud fantasy-nerd….

Feb 13, 2017 Dunja Đuđić

There are plenty of ways to take photos of snowflakes. Some are complicated, some are simple, and some are DIY to the max. Photographer Chrissy…

Feb 12, 2017 Joseph Parry

I am aiming this week at those of you first getting into photography and looking for a budget friendly way of improving your photos! You…

Feb 12, 2017 Clinton lofthouse

Ever done a shoot, and what you saw with your eye didn’t seem to translate to the camera? It happens a lot! You see a majestic…

Feb 9, 2017 Dunja Đuđić

It’s still winter here in the Northern Hemisphere. So, if you shoot portraits outdoors, your models may look a bit like Rudolph the Red Nosed…

Feb 9, 2017 John Aldred

Shooting slow motion is now easier than ever. Many cameras being released now will shoot 60fps. They may only do it at 1080p, but they…

Feb 9, 2017 Derek Heisler

A frequent and normal question I often get from my first-time direct clients (non-agency) is; “What is your rate?” (I never work on a per…

Feb 8, 2017 Dunja Đuđić

Catching the mood and the spirit of the moment may be one of our primary tasks as photographers or videographers. Yet, we may also be…