ISO is one of those confusing topics in photography, so I am hoping to clear up a few things in this article. I will cover what […]
Category: Equipment
Intro Remember The Perfect Storm? It was a 1997 book by Sebastian Junger (and a movie in 2000) about the No Name Storm of 1991 […]
One of the components we have on our camera to control exposure is the shutter. Before there was such a thing as mirrorless cameras, our camera […]
What makes for a successful or beautiful landscape photograph? Well, there are a lot of factors in play when addressing this question. In this article […]
Preparation is everything when shooting a wedding because there are no re-dos. Here are 5 top tips for getting ready for the big day.
Here are 10 helpful ideas for the photographer(s) on your gift list!
Getting great sound quality is paramount to a successful interview. In this article, Jeff walks you through the considerations involved in deciding what gear is best for you and why.
Through a series of simple exercises, you can understand how to expose correctly using your flash.
For composite and cinematic portraits, using a tripod allows you to create special effects and do other types of experimentation.
Learn the basics of audio for video, including what sound is and how it’s recorded digitally, the variety of microphones available, line level vs. mic level, and in-camera vs. external “second-system” sound.
There are times when a tripod can be a real asset to a portrait photographer. But it has to be a GOOD tripod and you need to know how, and when, to use it!
Here are some useful tips for photographing outdoors when cold weather impacts your batteries and other gear, as well as your own personal comfort.