What can you do if the lens you’re using isn’t wide enough to fit in the entire scene you want to capture? We look at the factors involved in shooting and stitching panoramic images.
Photo Review tips section
How to create compelling reflections
Tips on locating and photographing the many different forms of water reflections, from dramatic landscapes to detailed macro compositions.
Monochrome conversion tips
Different ways to create monochrome images – and how they can be improved with additional editing.
Cameras and lenses for landscape photography
While tradition says you need a high-level camera with a high-quality wide-angle lens to take great landscape photos, many different types of cameras and lenses can produce impressive results.
Is your firmware up-to-date?
Firmware updates are the way camera manufacturers can help you to keep your cameras and lenses working as well as possible.
How to capture the “buzz” of a city
Tips for your next street photo shoot – colour, movement, light, contrast, scale, framing, camera settings and how to be ready for the unexpected.
Camera settings for bird photos
Recommended exposure controls, sensitivity settings and file formats for bird photography.
Digitising old photos
The best ways to copy and improve old prints, negatives and slides.
Upscaling advancements in AI-based software
We look at whether the new AI-based upscaling tools in image editing software can make the megapixel race irrelevant.
Ansel Adams’ classic Zone System
Ansel Adams’ classic ‘Zone System’ remains relevant both technically and aesthetically for today’s digital photographers.