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Five times cheaper than the alternative, this new super-fast Canon lens opens up a new world for my creative photography
By Peter Travers Published
HOW TO The magic f/1.2 aperture has never been more affordable thanks to this fast prime lens, giving you creative freedom to play with shallow depth-of-field techniques

Stop guessing with Lightroom Classic color wheels and master cinematic style with this color grading cheat sheet!
By Rod Lawton Published
Cheat Sheet Lightroom's Color Grading tools are a great way to add a vintage or cinematic look to your photos

Cheat sheet: Lightroom Classic's Distraction Removal tools at a glance
By Rod Lawton Published
Cheat sheet Lightroom Classic can now automate three common retouching scenarios with AI and just a single click

Cheat sheet: Lightroom Classic's masking tools explained
By Rod Lawton Published
Cheat sheet Want to master masking? You can use Lightroom's masks on their own or combine them in clever ways with sub-masks

Manual exposure won’t make you a better photographer – want to get off auto? Do this instead
By Mike Harris Published
Opinion Manual exposure isn’t a quick fix. Switch for the wrong reason and it’ll make your photos worse, not better! But if you long to be more active in your creative decision making, there’s a halfway house between auto and manual

Is your vintage film camera still telling the truth? Light meter watch could be more useful now than in film’s heyday
By Mike Harris Published
News Vintage cameras don’t always have reliable light meters – if they have one at all. Wearable light meter Kickstarter seeks to solve poor exposure, so you can stop wasting film and missing moments

Matt Stuart: "I have 1 second worth of success in Photography, maybe 500 max good pictures" - so are we trying to achieve an impossible standard?
By Sebastian Oakley Published
Opinon Matt Stuart’s brutal truth should make us all kinder to our Photography

No-edit photography: that's great if you’re an amateur, not so great if you want to be a recognized photographer!
By Alan Palazon Published
Opinion While I’ve never been a fan of spending hours in front of the computer working on personal images, I’m the first to say it’s a necessary slog to become recognized
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