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Retouch Better By Zooming In Closer
Seeing the small details will take your Photoshop editing skills to the next level
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Mission Workshop: The Integer
Another highly functional camera bag iteration from Mission
Oh, A Storm is Threat’ning
Capturing the power and awe of storms by using time-lapse photography
The Basics Of Infrared Photography
Infrared photography can be done cheaply using filters (but force very long exposures) or with a converted sensor for more flexibility
Crop Factor: Understanding Sensor Size vs. Focal Length Relationship
Most of us understand that the focal length (mm) of a lens changes as we switch from full-frame to APSC to micro four thirds sensors, but do we truly understand why?
The Guardian’s Teacher Takeover Project
A series of photo essays about the crisis in America's classrooms
Canon Debuts Full-Frame Mirrorless System
We're hands on in Maui at Canon's launch event for the EOS R
New Nikon D3500 Boasts Of Being The Most Portable Entry-Level Nikon DSLR
The new Nikon D3500 comes with a selection of features that first-time DSLR users will find useful
Tamron Launches SP 15-30mm F/2.8 Di VC USD G2 Ultra-Wide Angle Zoom Lens
Tamron's new ultra-wide-angle zoom lens for full-frame DSLR cameras will first come in Nikon mount
Gear Spotlight
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Lighting Demystified
Mastering photographic lighting is easier than you think, and will open up a world of possibilities
Making Sense Of Storage Media
Maximizing the potential of today’s offerings in the storage and backup space
Enter your best work in Digital Photo’s Your Greatest Street Scene contest for your chance to receive recognition and win great prizes!
Featured How To
Follow The Action
Create an image sequence on your next shoot
Shooting Video With Still Cameras
A guide to adding motion to your workflow
Sports Photography
Hit a home run on your next sports shoot when you shoot with passion—and with these tips
Creating Unique Portraits
These unusual portrait-taking techniques will help you unlock your creative potential and capture images in a new light
