Photography

11 Dos and Don’ts for Posing Group Portraits Ah, the group portrait. Nothing quite creates chaos like trying to arrange a big group of people into one image. The bigger the group, the more complex the set-up. Yet, group portraits are often great ways to capture memories, and are

6 Treasured Professional Secrets To Improving Outdoor Portraits As you cradled your first ever digital SLR (DSLR), you were probably excited. You honestly thought you wouldn’t have to do much thinking anymore and that things would be a breeze! It’s almost always the same drill, a new camera

11 Essential Landscape Photography Tips: Capturing The Beauty Around You There are few styles of photography as popular with professionals and amateurs as landscape photography. Whether you’re attempting to capture the majestic sweep of the mountains or a sandy expanse of beach and pristine water, landscapes are beautiful and

Demystifying Camera Filters Camera filters can have multiple functions in digital photography. They are essential for capturing shots in poor light conditions, enhancing specific colours, reducing reflections and in protecting the cameras lens. Some photographers choose to use filters only in certain circumstances, while others rely on filters for their

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”