When looking to buy an inkjet printer for photo printing, take one of your favourite photos to the store with you on a USB drive or memory card. Ask to have the image printed on the printer you’re seriously considering and check the following…
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What is computational photography?
A brief survey of the various algorithm-based capture and processing techniques that underpin most digital image processing, and what might be next.
Memory card tech update and buying tips
We investigate recent developments in memory cards and show you how to work out the right storage option for your camera…
The Year in Prospect: Camera market forecasts for 2019
As we move into 2019, we look at the current state of play in the interchangeable-lens camera (ILC) market, investigate trends and air credible rumours that have surfaced so far.
The art of equine photography
Although horses photograph beautifully, getting the perfect shot is a challenge that requires a special set of skills. In this article, experienced horse breeder and equine photographer, Nicole Emanuel, shares tips and advice on how to capture eye-catching images of horses…
Event and festival photography
How to get meaningful shots of community events and festivals.
Why you should buy camera gear locally
Everyone loves a bargain, and some popular models are available from online retailers operating out of Asia and the US at prices that might appear to be competitive. But appearances can be deceptive: if it looks too good, it very often is, and there’s a whole range of considerations the canny consumer needs to keep in mind when buying online…
Mechanical vs electronic shutters
The benefits and shortcomings of each shutter type, and when they are best used…
Soft proofing
How to make the image on a monitor screen simulate how an image will appear when printed.
A passion for street
Steve Scalone was about 12 when he picked up a camera for the first time. It was his father’s 1950s Paxette 35mm rangefinder and while the elder Scalone had never really managed to get to grips with it, young Steve just seemed to have an intuitive feel for photographic technology.
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