Tutorials

    Tips for shooting amazing (and safe) drone footage at sea

    Oct 13, 2023 Noam Sol Azouz

    shooting drone footage at sea is challenging, here are some tips to help you out

    Post-processing a VR 180 video with the Canon R5C and Dual Fisheye lens

    Oct 6, 2023 Alex Baker

    When Canon introduced the 5.2mm dual fish eye lens for shooting VR 180 video, they didn’t just ‘make a new lens.’ They had to develop…

    Shooting long exposures on film with minimal gear

    Oct 4, 2023 Chris Kuhn

    With many things in life, simpler is usually better. Not over-complicating a thing can usually return an increased sense of enjoyment. This includes photography. For…

    This is what happened after a roll of film was X-rayed 19 times

    Oct 3, 2023 Alex Baker

    There’s an ongoing debate about whether airport security X-ray scanners can actually harm your rolls of film. Some people believe it’s essential to hand-check film…

    Which lens is better for location portraits: Wide angle or telephoto?

    Oct 2, 2023 Alex Baker

    Do you ever struggle to know what gear to pack for a shoot? If you’re like me, you probably over-pack ‘just in case,’ and then…

    Stop doing these dangerous photoshoots

    Sep 29, 2023 Alex Baker

    Have you ever been tempted to push the boundaries of safety to create an engaging photo that will get lots of social media likes? If…

    This is why you should stop shooting music videos

    Sep 27, 2023 Alex Baker

    Every new videographer seems to go through a phase where they shoot a lot of music videos. Some of us never quite grow out of…

    How to shoot a 180 VR video with the Canon EOS R5C and 5.2mm Dual Fisheye Lens

    Sep 26, 2023 Alex Baker

    Canon has introduced a game-changer when it comes to shooting VR 180 video (virtual reality). This comes in the shape of its RF 5.2mm dual…

    Five basic composition techniques for stunning wildlife photos

    Sep 26, 2023 Shreyas S. Yadav

    “I can’t take awesome wildlife images because I have an entry-level camera.” “My images don’t look excellent. Hmm, I think it is because my camera is not full frame; it does not have high dynamic range and high ISO capability. It’s time that I upgrade to a higher camera version.” Does this sound like you? Are these types of thoughts stopping you from making beautiful wildlife images? Well, I have good news for you. Today, I will show you the five simple composition techniques I use to create stunning wildlife images. And the best part is: these composition techniques work great with any type of camera.

    Everything you need to know before you start film photography

    Sep 22, 2023 Dunja Đuđić Kalinin

    So, you want to start film photography. I completely understand you: it’s a beautiful process, and the wait before you see the images is incredibly…