Inspiring ways to improve your photos
Inspiring ways to improve your photos
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The equipment you choose will depend on how you approach street photography. If, like Henri Cartier-Bresson, you prefer keeping a low profile, you will tend to choose smaller, less conspicuous equipment. On the other hand, if you’re a confident photographer who is happy to engage with subjects (like Diane Arbus), the visibility of your equipment will be irrelevant. The following tips will guide you to the best types of gear for street photography, whichever of the approaches you take…
Tips and options for digitising your film and photographic prints…
They say the best camera is the one you have with you but could your smartphone ever replace a ‘proper’ camera?
Although anyone with a smart-phone can take candid pictures in public places, most of these photos are little more than snapshots and easily forgotten. True street photography requires a lot more than point-and-press picture-taking.
You’ve just returned from a stunning photo shoot and the images are safely captured on memory card. The most common next step in the life of digital image files is transfer to computer hard disk. This is where most images remain, and also where they are most vulnerable…
Photo Review Tech Editor Margaret Brown looks into the benefits and consequences of using focal length extenders.
Advice on selecting the best inkjet printing media.
Don’t discard your old lenses; adapters can enable you to use them on your latest camera, usually with worthwhile results.
What you can – and shouldn’t – do with equipment that is labelled ‘weather resistant’.
Six years ago I found myself clocking up around 100 hours per week working part time in my pet photography business while holding down full time employment.
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