Your camera’s histogram display can be used to help you deal with subjects outside the sensor’s normal responses.
Using histograms to gauge exposures
How to use the histogram displays in your camera to improve your photos.
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.
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’.
Wildlife Photography tips
Photo Review tech editor Margaret Brown has some practical advice on the preparation, camera gear, settings and shooting tips for taking memorable wildlife photos.
Photographing the Global Climate Strike
Photos are playing a key role following the Global Climate Strike, showing the passion and clear messages of enormous crowds around the world.
Shoot memorable street photos
Present-day street photographers can learn a lot from the great photographers of the past. Although our equipment is different and we face challenges that were unheard of in the past, the approaches, styles and aesthetics of early photographers can give us ideas and inspiration that can be applied to our own situations.
Beyond the action
Not long after shooting Wimbledon 2019, Ella Ling gave us a slice of life as a pro tennis photographer.
