This guide covers how to see the Northern Lights – when, & where, the ideal camera equipment you should use, the camera settings you need to get perfect photos, and how to process your photos to get something you can be proud of, along with much more…
How many pictures can 32GB hold? This article shows you how you can work out what size of memory card you need, and what important factors you should take into account before buying one.
Learn how to process and fix night time and blue hour photos in Lightroom. You’ll want to look at this if you didn’t get the sunset or blue hour you wanted, but don’t want to be left with a dull, boring photo. These simple techniques in Lightroom can boost the colours and street lights in blue hour city photos to create something impressive.
Learn how to quickly and easily go from taking snapshots to taking photos that can be turned into fine art, like in this photo of Venice. There are three quick tips on how to take the photo and how to process it in Lightroom to create something that you would be proud to have on your wall.
This is a good introduction to using targeted white balance adjustments, graduated and radial filters, the adjustment brush, and range masks in Lightroom.
Discover which are the best tablets for photo editing in Lightroom and Photoshop. Maybe you don’t need a laptop or desktop computer any more?
What are the pros and cons of carbon fiber vs aluminum tripods? They vary in stability, weight, and cost. Find out how to choose the best tripod for you, here.
Comparing the SanDisk Extreme vs Extreme Pro vs Ultra SD Cards. See which is the best option for you and your camera.
Use saturation masks to target contrast adjustments to fix your low contrast photos
I’ve found that photographers tend to fall into one of two camps when it comes to processing: either they believe photos should be a documentary record of the scene that was in front of you, with minimal processing allowed, or … Read More
Use saturation masks to take complete control of colour and tone in under 3 minutes.