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Quick tip: Understanding what your diopter is and how to change it
After three years with my current camera setup, I know every nook and cranny of my DSLR and accompanying lenses. Despite this, there has always…
How to properly set up a light stand
Light stands might seem like fairly simple tools to set up and use properly. But there are a few tips and tricks worth knowing when it…
A quick rundown on what apple boxes are and what they’re used for
When you think about accessories used around the studio, apple boxes usually aren’t the first item that come to mind. But, they have their place…
Photoshop Genius Turns Snaps into Movie Posters
Think your Photoshop skills are up to scratch? You might want to think again when you see some of the work by Reddit user Your_Post_As_A_Movie….
7 ways to lose photography clients
As much as your photography career relies on your work, more than most people acknowledge, it’s also about creating relationships with your clients. Not only…
All The Clamps You Would Need And How To Use Them – A Primer
Everybody probably knows the A-Clamp (A.K.A Pony Clamp), most know the Super Clamp, but how many of you know the Cardellini and the platypus clamps? (answer: anyone who…
DIY High Speed Photography: Shooting Light Bulbs Video Tutorial
Jay P. Morgan and the Slanted Lens team whipped up this fun little tutorial on how to use a BB gun to (literally) shoot…
How To Build And Use A Huge Sturdy DIY Reflector For $8
If you are reading the blog for a while, you know that we are big fans of using reflectors. They are easy to use, provide…
Tips To Make Your Next On Location Shoot Go Smoother And Yield You Better Photos
I know, I know, the title of the video says it’s about industrial portraits. It is about that, indeed; however, a lot of the tips…
Want To Amp Up Your Lighting Game? Learn How To Feather Your Soft Boxes, It’s Simple
All photographers want to be smarter when it comes to lighting. Some have a natural eye for what’s right, while others may have to work…







































