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Does your camera have a small sensor? Here's how to get the best quality with compacts or smartphones – even in low light
HOW TO Try this technique to capture high-quality images even without a DSLR or mirrorless camera
What is a stacked sensor – and do you actually need one in your camera?
Jargon explained Not so long ago, a back-illuminated sensor was the thing to have. Now it’s a ‘stacked sensor’ – so what is this, exactly?
What are the different IS modes on your camera lens, and when should you use them?
5-MINUTE PHOTO TIPS Learn when to apply an IS mode to enhance quality, and when to turn it off to save sharp pixels
What is a LUT? Here's why lookup tables matter for video AND photo editing
Jargon explained Suddenly LUTs are everywhere. They’ve been in video editors for years but now they’re in cameras like the Lumix S9 and even in photo editors
Photography cheat sheets: camera reference guides for visual learners!
CHEAT SHEET Learn pro techniques for portraits, poses, lighting, landscapes and more with our one-stop photography cheat sheets
Fed up of converging verticals in your iPhone's wide-angle shots? Follow these tips…
iPhone tip Everyone knows how skewed horizons happen, but why do photos of tall buildings get distorted?
This gadget lets you rig up your iPhone with lights and mics without a cage
iPhone tip It’s called the Shoulderpod G2, it’s made in Barcelona, and I bet you’ve never seen anything like it (well I haven’t, anyway)
I break this "rule" in my B&W architecture photography – and here's why
PRO TIPS Jacek Durski's mono architecture photography follows a specific strategy – and he's not afraid to break this one rule
