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A slightly soft black and white shot of a deer stood still and looking directly towards the camera, while a herd of deer run behind it – a slightly long exposure has been used to turn the deer behind into a rush of movement
OK, I’ll admit it… I’ve used black and white to cover up a bad photo before!

By Dan Mold Published

How to I've used B&W as a crutch before and I'd bet we probably all have, too!

How to
An artist works on the Pixelmator Pro app with an Apple Pencil on the iPad
Apple’s Photoshop alternative Pixelmator Pro is coming to iPad, including Apple Pencil support

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

NEWS Apple's recently acquired photo editor is coming to iPad as Apple launches the Creator Studio subscription

NEWS
A Flexispot E7 Pro Max standing desk in an office
Is it possible to use a treadmill while editing photos? I’m a photographer – and now I’m hooked on standing desks

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

OPINION I tried a standing desk for photo editing… and now I can't go back!

OPINION
Stonehenge at sunrise
DON'T DELETE THAT PHOTO!!! Your back catalog might have some hidden gems that are ripe for enhancements

By Matthew Richards Published

OPINION The latest editing packages might just transform old photographs from boring duds to wall-worthy masterpieces

OPINION
Master Monochrome
Don't make this black-and-white photography editing mistake! Here's how to fine-tune mono images like a pro

By Kim Bunermann Published

HOW TO Learn how to handle grey shades to maximise visual effects in post-processing software

HOW TO
Two contrasting views of a snowy landscape: on the left, bright sunlight illuminates frosted trees; on the right, a cooler, darker atmosphere prevails and white snow
This is why your snow images look blue, yellow, or green… and this is how to fix them after you take the shot

By Kim Bunermann Published

HOW TO Snow photography can quickly look cold, dull or unnatural. Here's how to fix white balance and keep your winter images clean and true to life

HOW TO
Nikon D780
Is shooting RAW photos harming my photography? I'm starting to wonder…

By Rod Lawton Published

Opinion Shooting raw files gives me endless processing choices later, but maybe what I actually need is decisions

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Opinion
A client has her hand on a photographer's shoulder sat at his computer desk and a speech bubble is coming from the client with text saying "Can I get all the RAW files too..."
A client recently asked me for the RAW files – here’s why I declined

By Dan Mold Published

OPINION RAW files are the uncompressed 'full-fat' images straight out of camera – and here's why you should never share them with your clients

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OPINION
Leica X Capture One
Leica strengthens pro workflow with Capture One in new tethering upgrade

By Sebastian Oakley Published

News Leica teams up with Capture One in major workflow upgrade for photographers

News
A low light scene taken in the blue hour at a high ISO of a river with boats on it with bright string lights. There are two circles louping in on a bar in the distance with the text 'The White Cross' with captions saying 'Before' and 'After' to show the difference in noise once AI Denoise has been applied to the image
AI noise reduction is the secret weapon that can bring life to older cameras and ‘slow’ lenses

By Dan Mold Published

Noise reduction powered by artificial intelligence can clean up images taken with older cameras, higher ISOs and slower apertures

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