Photography News

Choosing the right camera for landscape photography often comes down to balancing image quality, portability, and usability. Full frame and Micro Four Thirds systems both have their strengths, but how do they hold up in real-world shooting conditions? This comparison puts two Panasonic cameras—a 47-megapixel S1R and a 20-megapixel GX9—through their paces to see how they fare.

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Have you ever struggled to find new places to photograph and felt like you have exhausted all the locations near you? Dylan Blackburn has a few great tips for finding new locations.

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Custom vignetting can subtly improve your images, drawing attention to your subject in a way that looks natural and intentional. Instead of relying on preset sliders, creating custom vignettes in Lightroom lets you control exactly how light and shadow interact with your composition.

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Aperture settings are one of the most versatile tools in photography, offering both technical and creative possibilities. Understanding how aperture impacts exposure and depth of field is crucial to unlocking its full potential.

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As photographers, one of the first things we learn is that we should always shoot in raw. This gives us the most flexibility and data to work with in editing, with the drawback being large file sizes that have gotten even larger over the years. What if you could have all the flexibility of a raw file at ten percent of the file size?

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The Sirui Aurora 85mm f/1.4 has been turning heads for being such an affordable full frame autofocus portrait lens. With a sub-$500 early bird price and an included filter set, it’s positioned as a budget-friendly option for those looking for versatility without breaking the bank.

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Portrait photography demands a thoughtful approach to composition, not just for aesthetic appeal but also to ensure your images are technically sound and emotionally impactful. Whether you’re shooting headshots, full-body portraits, or mid-body images, understanding how to frame your subject is key.

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Today, I’ll share a quick look at my simple solution to a sometimes convoluted process.

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Whenever I pack my camera bag at the last minute for a shoot, I inevitably forget something. Whether that's a specific lens or sometimes even batteries or a memory card, it's always best to prepare. This video from Canadian photographer Justin Laurens shows you how to do just that.

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Portrait photography in natural settings can teach you a lot about controlling light, managing backgrounds, and focusing attention on your subject. A dynamic environment, like a field of Japan’s red spider lilies, pushes these skills to their limit while offering rewarding results for those who know how to work the scene.

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This pen tablet tool sticks to what’s essential and offers the utmost user convenience. Can this new tablet from Huion be your go-to editing tool?

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Creating smooth transitions between layers in Photoshop is easier than you might think. The Blend If tool lets you blend elements seamlessly, making it perfect for adding overlays, tones, and other creative enhancements.

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