A search through old shoeboxes (the traditional storage places for old photos) and photo albums will probably reveal a diverse collection of prints, film types and formats, all of which will require different treatment.
Setting up a digital darkroom
Whether you’re starting from scratch or augmenting your current workspace, the basic tools you’ll need for a digital darkroom are a computer, a monitor screen and a printer. You’ll also need backing-up systems and, possibly, a scanner.
Critiquing photographs
How to give useful feedback on your own and other people’s photographs.
How to use ICC profiles
ICC profiles play a critical role in an imaging workflow.
The quest for good-looking, long-lasting prints
What you should know when choosing media and service providers for printing your photos.
Working with video footage
How to ensure you’re well set up for recorded footage, including computer needs, video software options, and using 4K and 6k for stills.
Scan your old photos
How to revive your collection of old photographs.
Choosing suitable printing papers
Advice on how to select inkjet printing media that will complement your images.
Photo and video editing software options
A few software options for viewing, editing and displaying your images…
Organise, backup and print the photos you love
When taking photos is not an option, there are plenty of useful things you can do with your photography.
