NYC Photo Safari Photo Tips
How to Identify & Fix Vignette Problems
If you have ever seen images like the ones below then you experienced a vignette problem. However there are many causes a vignetting.
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Auto ISO - The Good & Bad
As photographers are guilted into using Manual mode many have discovered a new cheat! They have found
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20 Bad Photo Tips You Need to Know About
Here are some popular photo tips you should definitely not follow. 1. Just shoot everything horizontal, then you can crop it vertical later. No! By doing that you...
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How to Detect Dust on Sensors
This is not a depth of field discussion, but it kind of is. A while back a safari participant noted that the best way to check for...
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The Pros and Cons of a Monopod
Many believe that the only way to get a truly sharp image is to use a monopod (aka unipod). Unfortunately this is not true
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Understanding Chromatic Aberrations
Chromatic aberrations: what is it and what causes it? For a scientific answer we asked Dr. Rebecca Theilmann at the University of California San Diego.
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Camera Tip: Reformat Your Memory Card!
For many using a memory card is simply putting the card in your camera and then shooting away. If you
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Landscape Photographers Need This
If you are a lanscape photographer and you have not discovered the joys of trekking poles, then you're missing out. When used properly trekking poles like
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When to Buy a Fisheye Lens
To fisheye or not to fisheye? After purchasing 2 or 3 lenses, amateur photographers will eventually ask
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How Achieve Critical Focus
What are the best ways to achieve critical focus. There are those who will argue that the best way to achieve critical focus is
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What to do With Luggage?
You’ve finally made it. You’re in New York! But you only have a few hours or just a day and you need to enjoy every minute of your visit. Don’t...
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Vocab Quiz
Can you answer these photography quiz?
Manual Mode Can Really SUCK!
Auto has always and continues to receive a lot of bad press but it's high time Manual got the same treatment.
2 Ways To Keep Your Lenses Condensation Free
There are those who recommend that you must only operate your camera in comfortable climates. In other words if you
The Best Back Up Strategy
Yup, it's definitely time to talk about backups. Now that everyone is stuck in doors for a while, perhaps it’s a good time to get
Why Infinity Focus isn't Infinity Focus
Where is infinity on the barrel of your lens focus ring? If you look at the little window
WTF? Don't Use Flash Indoors?
One of the worst photo tips floating around the internet is regarding the use of flash.
3 Reasons Tripods Fail
So you finally splurged and bought yourself a really nice $200 tripod. But your pictures are still not as sharp as you hoped. Here are the three main reasons why…
Choosing Between a Polarizing & Neutral Density Filters
Many people are investing lots of money into polarizing and Neutral Density filters without understanding the differences.
How to Deal w/ Touchscreens in the Cold
When temperatures drop below freezing out it's hard to handle your camera as it is. Although touchscreens
2 Battery Saving Tricks in Cold Weather
Are you about to visit a cold place with your camera? Or do you like just like being outdoors in sub
Camera Tip: Choosing a Sling Strap
Now that we have established that it's probably a good idea to get a sling strap, it's time to discuss
Camera Tip: Don't forget the Hand Strap
In the previous post we discussed sling straps as good alternatives to the traditional neck strap. This post is about
Quotable Quotes: A Camera is Nothing Without A Photographer...
A Camera is Nothing Without A Photographer. A Photographer is Nothing Without Creativity.
Camera Tip: Get Into the Sling of it - Sling Straps
Before Black Rapid revolutionized photography with the invention of the R Strap, one would have thought
Quotable Quotes: There are moments when time stands still...
There are moments when time stands still. You hope it will wait for you, long enough to get your camera out. - Dorothea Lange
Photo Tip: Silhouettes Out of the Shadows
As defined by the Oxford dictionary a silhouette is a representation of someone or something showing the shape and outline only, typically
Camera Tip: A Clear Picture of Filters
One of the most common questions asked on a safari is regarding the use of a protective filter.
Camera Tip: Graduated Neutral Density Filters Uses & Caveats
What is the difference between a neutral density filter (aka ND) and a graduated neutral density filter (aka GND or Grad ND)?
Cheap Trick: Camera Bag Hack
If your lens won't fit in your camera bag because your lens hood makes your lens too long. Simply mount it upside down.
Photo Tip: The Real Picture of Portrait Lenses & Beauty Lights
Aside from macro photography and landscape photography, perhaps the most popular type of photography
Camera Tip: Keep your Lens Hoods On
Although most lenses come with lens hoods it's amazing to see how few amateur photographers actually use their lens hood. Many think
Quotable Quotes: Art is an act of total attention.
Art is an act of total attention. --Dorthea Lange
Camera Tip: Putting the Focus on Zoom Lenses
Many people believe that if you have a zoom lens the best way to focus is to zoom into the subject, focus manually and
Camera Tip: Compounding Filters or Problems?
With the advent of digital photography, many photographers are venturing into long shutter speed photography. They are finding that
Camera Tip: Making a Point About Star Filters
width="375px" /> As discussed in a previous post, one of the easiest ways to achieve a starburst is to close down your
Quotable Quotes: Photography is like life. It needs focus.
Photography is like life. It needs focus.
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