A guide to choosing the most suitable equipment for landscape photography, wherever you happen to be.
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Shooting close-ups
Close-up shots pull you directly into a subject and make you focus on its detail. They’re great for highlighting something normally overlooked, and for revealing intimate attributes of larger objects.
Expose to the Right Technique
For a number of years specialist websites have been promoting a technique that involves adjusting the exposure to place the histogram peak as far as possible to the right of the graph without clipping highlights.
Photography courses online
In the wake of shutdowns caused by COVID-19 there are plenty of online photography courses available at levels ranging from the most basic instructions to professional skills development.
Photo software options
At a time of limited new photo opportunities, why not try out some new software for viewing, editing and displaying your images…
Organise, backup and print the photos you love
At a time of limited photo shooting opportunities, there are plenty of useful things you can do with your photography.
Choosing a printer
There are so many different printer options it’s not easy to decide which one best suits your needs. Essentially, it boils down to three decisions…
People pictures in travel photography
How to capture people pictures that are creative, interesting, respectful and allowed.
HEIF – What you need to know
A new image file format, High Efficiency Image Format (HEIF) is being introduced, with the first camera to use it, the Canon EOS-1D X Mark III paving the way for what is being touted as ‘JPEG’s replacement’.
Factors to consider when buying an interchangeable-lens camera
With the increasing dominance of mirrorless cameras, particularly those with larger sensors, Photo Review tech editor Margaret Brown looks at six key factors to consider when buying an interchangeable lens camera.