Making your Tamron lens fit you: A look at the Tamron Lens Utility
admin Similar to customizing the custom buttons and dials on a camera, Tamron lets you have reign over what certain things do on your lens.
Making construction time-lapse simple — use a Platypod
Time-lapse photography is usually quite easy. Set up a tripod, mount the camera then turn it on, when it's done turn it off and upload.
Creating compelling images with bright blue skies
Sometimes I think we photographers just like to complain. Blue skies. Gray skies. Not enough clouds. Not the right clouds.
What is a RAID?
Perhaps you’ve heard of RAID systems? But just not sure what they are, or why they can be a benefit? So what is RAID?
You don’t have to go far for great photos: Capturing local wonders
As a landscape and nature photographer, I enjoy traveling to new locations and exploring unfamiliar territory.
These fixed lens cameras are perfect for candid street portraits and more
Fixed lens cameras are all the rage right now with street photographers and more. In this roundup, we're looking at five of our favorites.
Use a low perspective for unique images
One of the biggest "rules" out there in photography is to shoot level, shoot above, but never shoot someone from a low perspective.
Do you define your photography or photographic style?
Define your photography. Something we are sometimes told we should do. Specialize in one thing. Do we really have to?
Four top internal hard drives and SSDs that will keep your images safe
Do you need storage to protect and hold your precious video and RAW files? This roundup of internal hard drives will help you pick a new one.
Why I photograph in Aperture Priority
I'm often asked why I shoot in Aperture Priority? The answer is it's often so much quicker and I can still make changes on the fly.