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Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve 17 is now out of beta, hits final release
It’s been a bit of a journey since the last major release of DaVinci Resolve. Resolve 16 came out almost two years ago, at NAB…
27 essential wedding photography tips all wedding photographers should know
You’re about to get at least two pro tips not found anywhere else online. Nobody is talking about these, and it’s essential to know these…
Blackmagic adds support for new M1-powered Macs in 17.1 Beta update
Quick off the mark, Blackmagic has today announced a new update to the DaVinci Resolve 17 Beta. The new 17.1 version adds support for Apple’s…
9 behaviors of great photographers that you should embrace
We all look at the most successful photographers and wonder what would it take to “be them”. There are some things that we can point…
Catchlights 101: Why they matter and how to get them right
The eyes are the window to one’s soul. What truly brings out the eyes in your portraits is a small, yet important detail: catchlights….
Photographers, here are eight ideas to help you survive self-isolation
The coronavirus outbreak has changed life for all of us in many ways. Numerous countries are in lockdown, with hundreds of thousands of people in…
How to create a virtual holographic smartphone display in DaVinci Resolve
When you’re making your sci-fi short film, have you ever just wished you had a phone with a holographic display? Something that would let…
How to create a teleport transition effect in DaVinci Resolve using Fusion
Blackmagic has done some pretty amazing things with DaVinci Resolve over the last few versions. It’s gone from being just colour grading tool (I…
The final version of Blackmagic’s free DaVinci Resolve 16.1 is now available to download
DaVinci Resolve has come a very long way over the last few years. From its humble existing as the colour grading tool of choice,…
The Clash of Palladium and Silver
September 21st, 1979. Forty years ago, British rock photographer, Pennie Smith immortalized the destruction of a Fender P-Bass guitar by Paul Simonon of The Clash on the…






































