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Lightroom’s masking capabilities have skyrocketed over the past year or so, making me love this editing software even more. But since Adobe introduced quite a lot of new masking features at once, it can also get a little confusing and easy to miss some of the fantastic tools that are now at your disposal. In […]

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The AD200 from Godox (this one) redefined what a small flash is capable of. It was released about six years ago and, to this day, remains the most versatile, portable, and powerful small flash unit available. For something that is barely larger than a regular speed light, it’s about 3-4 times as powerful. For most […]

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Want to see the true colors of the night sky? Well, you need to find a really dark spot. And the edarkest is Bortle 1. But first, let me explain. For a good Astrophotography session, you need a dark sky. And just like everything else, there is a scale for this. The darker the location, […]

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Miniatures used to be the standard in movies. Back in the days before CGI, they were pretty much the only way to create a lot of things. If you need an alien spaceship in your movie, building one to full scale was impractical, and actually making it fly was impossible. So, miniatures were used with […]

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In the age of social media, it’s easy to feel that adventures are reserved for the elite, those who can hack the system and showcase their extravagant experiences. However, all of us can get out more and do more with our cameras. Yes, even a ‘normal’ person with kids, a job and a tiny bank […]

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In a remarkable achievement, Canon Inc. proudly announced two of its latest production milestones. The camera brand manufactured over 110 million EOS Series interchangeable-lens cameras as of March this year and 160 million RF/EF series interchangeable lenses in May. That’s a lot of cameras and lenses. The 110 millionth EOS series camera was the EOS […]

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A celebrated wilderness photographer known for his stunning captures of Tasmania’s natural beauty has been arrested by authorities. Rob Blakers refused to leave a logging area in Tasmania’s Eastern Tiers, where critically endangered swift parrot habitat was being destroyed. The Snow Hill coupe SH050B site, where logging has been ongoing for the past two weeks, […]

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I will preface this by saying that I am not an Adobe fanboy, and if this is not clear, I am not paid to praise the Lightroom Classic team in this post. In the last year or so, they have taken this software that seemed to be fading away in favor of the mobile-oriented Lightroom […]

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Hyperfocal distance might sound hyper-complicated, but it's a great tool for landscape photographers. Learn what it is and how to use it.

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Even though AI can let you create virtually any scene you can imagine it can’t replace building and photographing it yourself. I’m sure that the feeling of child’s play and creativity is still best expressed through actual photography, and for now, no one can convince me otherwise. Marcin Dobrzyniecki is the perfect example. This […]

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