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Why It Is Best To Shoot In RAW There are numerous types of formats for a digital image. JPEG, PNG and GIFF would be the more commonly known formats; however the RAW format gives the photographer/editor more control over the properties of the image. This is due to the

Crop Frame vs. Full Frame Sensors Camera sensors are typically divided into two categories; the crop sensor and the full frame sensor. In the film ages the standard film size on the majority of cameras was 35mm. When photography made the transition into the digital age, the term “full frame”

How To Take the Most Breathtaking Nature Photos Ever Everyone loves a good nature photo. Whether it’s capturing the majesty of a bear catching a salmon as it jumps from a stream, the grace of an eagle skimming across a mountain lake, or simply the beauty of long, rolling

9 Ways to Get a DSLR Photo with Your Point-and-shoot Your phone beeps for a new notification: your friend just uploaded their photos whilst abroad. The strong vibrant colours, the perfect portrait, the wonderful landscape and a picture of your friend in the middle of somewhere wonderful, you just wish

Introduction to Child Portraiture: 12 Tips to Bear in Mind Photographing kids is tough; they’re rambunctious, anxious, and ready to get up and go run away in a split second. The perfect shot is gone before you can even get a chance to get your hands on your camera.

The Beginner’s Guide to Understanding Depth of Field I remember taking a group photo as a budding new photographer, then excitedly loading the images on to my computer only to discover that the people in the back rows were completely out of focus. I still remember that sinking feeling,

The 3 Filters Every Photographer Needs In Their Kit Filters may be just a small thing that fits onto the end of your lens, but sometimes a filter can make an impossible shot possible. Relatively inexpensive in the realm of photography gear, buying every filter out there can still get