Many photographers take their camera’s autofocus system for granted because it’s very effective in so many situations… but what if it gets things wrong?
The first step to getting better exposures is to understand how your camera’s metering system interprets a scene. In this beginner’s guide we answer all the common questions and provide a handy series of cheat sheets to help you along…
In this creative photography tutorial we’ll show you how to get arty with your street portraits by designing a table-top street scene silhouette.
There’s more to Adobe Camera Raw than making simple image adjustments. Here are seven little-known reasons why editing raw files offers you more flexibility.
In this quick video tutorial we’ll show you how to compose and shoot sideways photos of people turn the world on its head!
Should you swap to another camera system? Meet 8 pros, from Scott Kelby to Andy Rouse who have done just that
Get start files for the April 2015 issue’s Digital Darkroom tutorials, plus files to accompany Retouch Photos, the ebook included with this issue In Digital Camera 162, on sale on Friday 27th February, our new Digital Darkroom section helps you develop your image-editing skills, with guides for Lightroom, Photoshop and DxO Optics Pro. Where indicated… Continue reading
Lightroom is all about productivity and workflow, making you a more efficient photographer who works smarter, rather than harder. Here are some of the handiest tools for becoming more efficient with the program and cutting a massive image-editing job down to size.
In this video tutorial we’ll show you step by step how to retouch a portrait in Photoshop Elements using the Guided Edits feature.
From food to landscapes, and everything in between, we list some of the world’s top photo competitions for 2015, including important dates and entry details
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