It’s a tough call making the leap from recording .jpg images only to recording .raw files as well. Jpg files are much smaller and they are “done” – there’s no extra steps needed to share or print the files (unless you want to make the edits. However, .raw files do give you a major advantage […]
June 14, 2013
Have a special someone in your life who loves photography? Or, do you have some great photos that would make excellent gifts? Here are a few ideas on Valentine’s gifts for 2013: Photo Books There are a ton of websites out there that let you quickly and easily upload photos and use customized templates to […]
May 27, 2013
Considering a new camera? Stuck on what to choose – size, features, lenses, price? Well, here are a few things you may want to take a look at: DSLR or Mirrorless Model? If you’re looking to make the jump from a point-and-shoot or pocket camera, then you’ll want to consider whether you want a larger […]
May 27, 2013
Working with natural light can be a challenge at times, but having a reflector on hand can be a lifesaver, whether you need more light on a dreary day, or simply want to balance out light on a day with strong sunlight. Affordable, portable, and easy to use, consider adding a reflector if you’ve had […]
May 27, 2013
Once those first few snowflakes begin to fall, your kids will certainly be clamoring to get out there and enjoy a day on the hill. As a proud parent you will certainly want to capture these memorable moments to share with friends and family. However, before you start clicking there are a few unique challenges […]
November 26, 2012
You can never have enough tips in your tool belt when it comes to two things: shooting in low light, and shooting snow scenes. In winter we photographers encounter both these issues in spades, so here are a few more tips to try. Vignettes (but not the kind you think) You can add a vignette […]
May 27, 2012
