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Tutorial Take more control of the light by using your flashgun remotely

tutorial What is the difference between the two main types of flash exposure mode?

CHEAT SHEET From classic Rembrandt styles to more modern alternatives, our cheat sheet shows you 24 different lighting setups

how to Find the right shutter speed for every subject, whether you're capturing waterfalls, sports or just everyday life

VIDEO James Paterson gets creative with flower composites and layer blending skills in Affinity Photo... and it’s far easier than it looks

TUTORIAL Dan Mold shows you how to capture more striking sunset shots with incredible long-exposures and dramatic silhouettes

VIDEO Combine two different focal lengths with a mix of shooting and Photoshop skills for perfectly balanced compositions

VIDEO Small but powerful incremental adjustments can drastically improve your hazy shots in Lightroom Classic CC

Tutorial Turn iPhone Live Photos on and off at the touch of a button

Lightroom hack If you like toning your black and white images you may wonder where Lightroom’s Toning panel actually went

Lightroom hack Everyone knows what Lightroom presets are, but how much attention do you pay to your Lightroom profiles?

How to No more endless tapping – perfect your Insta story game by adding multiple images into one upload

Lightroom hack Thanks to digital imaging we can easily recreate the effect of black and white filters… up to a point

Lightroom hack Lightroom’s AI sky masking is extremely effective, even when it’s not the sky that you actually want…

Lightroom hack Lightroom’s automatic perspective/Transform corrections are amazing… except when they’re not. Here’s how to tweak them

Lightroom hack So you want more color – but WHICH color? Saturation and Vibrance alone are not the always the answer

Lightroom hack You don’t need clever AI masking for this technique, which can give a lift to almost any image

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Lightroom hack This black and white ‘partial reversal’ effect was all the rage in black and white darkroom days

Lightroom hack In the days of chemicals and film, cross processing meant using the ‘wrong’ chemicals to achieve unusual color shifts