How do you know when to use high ISO vs low ISO? This tutorial will help you become confident using ISO, so that you will always know the correct ISO settings for your camera.
Learn the definition of ISO in photography, along with the answers to many other questions about ISO, like “Is ISO 800 too high?” and “What should ISO be at night?”
Which is better: TIFF vs JPEG?
Take a look at this article that compares the difference between TIFF and JPEG to see which is better for printing and for your general photo workflow.
Get free downloads of some practice images for Photoshop. These files are in PSD format, and contain the original image and layers with my edits of each photo, so that you can follow along and practice your own Photoshop editing.
Read some inspirational black and white photography quotes in this article containing tens of different quotes about black and white photos.
If you like black and white photography but a need a push to get back into it, these photo quotes should help.
The Sandisk Extreme and Extreme Pro SD cards are the best in the business for photographers.
Compare the Sandisk Extreme vs Extreme Pro in real-world tests of their read and write speeds, so you can get the card that is best for you.
Find out what you should be looking out for in the best monopod for video, and get some suggestions for video monopods for your own work.
This article covers criteria like max height, payload, panning smoothness, ease of use and more, for several of the best monopods for videography.
This article covers the best variable ND filter for photographers and videographers, showing you exactly what you need to look out for, and how to choose the ND filter that is right for you.
Finding the best photo printer for Macs means you need to look into both the quality and affordability of various photo printers, but also how easy they are to connect to Macs.
Many photo printers have Mac connection problems, meaning you can easily waste your money and time on useless printers.
This article gives some recommendations for Mac photo printers that are easy to setup and give excellent quality prints.
The two most common types of photo paper are glossy and matte. When comparing glossy vs matte photo paper you have to take account both of the photos that you want to print, and the location that you will show them.
This article gives you a comprehensive comparison of a matte vs glossy photo finish to help you decide which is best for your photography.
