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Photoshop tutorial: five ways to make colors pop
There are plenty of ways to enhance colors in Photoshop. Nathaniel Dodson of Tutvid shares five tips that will help you make the colors more…
The definitive guide to focal length, perspective, and why “zooming with your feet” is nonsense
Perspective distortion seems to be one of the most confusing topics in photography. There are all kinds of erroneous “facts” about it. Like focal length…
DIYP Reviews the Manfrotto Element Carbon – Small but mighty
The Manfrotto Element series of aluminum travel tripods have become quite popular since their initial release. Now they’ve updated the line with the new Element…
10 contenders go head-to-head to see which software is the best for processing astrophotography
To Adobe or not to Adobe. That is the question many photographers are asking with the spate of new image processing programs vying to “kill…
How to create realistic snow in Photoshop
It’s that time of the year, and maybe you became impatient while waiting for the first snow to fall. Or perhaps you’re like me and…
This short film combines projection mapping and robots with live action, and it’s just magical
You know those videos you watch and think: “No way is this real, it must be some kind of magic?” A short movie Box by…
Skylum Luminar 2018 now has native RAW support and a big performance boost
There’s been quite a bit of news coming out of the former Macphun offices. I say former Macphun offices, because they’re now known as Skylum….
5 GorillaPod tricks to make filmmaker’s life easier
GorillaPod is a handy tool for photographers, and pretty popular among the vloggers. But, you can use it in many different ways when shooting video….
Yes, saturation and vibrance are different things and here’s how they both work
When the vibrance slider was added to Adobe Camera Raw version 4, it was one of the most significant changes ever made to the popular…
5 things you should buy right after your camera
The first piece of gear you need for capturing photos and videos is the camera. So, you’ve bought it and used it, but there are…





































