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The topic of backing up your photos is always a popular one. I often refer to a 3-2-1 backup strategy as an absolute minimum strategy to protect your photos. In this post I’ll explain in detail what I mean by a 3-2-1 backup strategy, and include examples of both correct and incorrect setups. You need to get this right if you want your photos to be safe.
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Remotely triggering your camera from a distance can allow you to capture a completely different perspective with your wildlife photography. In this tutorial I’ll talk about using a simple Bluetooth remote to get these shots.
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With a bit of planning and basic understanding of the simplest Photoshop tools and concepts, I’ll show you a quick way to entirely remove unsightly lens flare from your photos.
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A quick DIY photography tutorial on how to create some cool looking boxes to sell your prints at art shows and markets.
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I just discovered a really neat trick to save a ton of money when buying an Aquatech Elite II underwater camera housing. Here’s how to do it…
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Monopods are an important, but often overlooked piece of equipment in a wildlife photographer’s arsenal. Here’s 4 times when they are the perfect camera support.
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If you have ever wanted to mount your Aquatech Elite or Base underwater housings to a tripod, these are the best solutions.
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Looking for a subscription-free way to send invoices and take credit card payments from your photography clients?
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An extension tube sits between your lens and the camera body to alter the minimum focus distance, essentially turning any lens into a macro lens for very little money. Here’s how it works and what you need to know.
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Sometimes the names and labels given to neutral density filters can be misleading and downright confusing. Why is a 4-stop filter called an ND16 and also an ND1.4? I’ll explain it all, and provide a handy reference table.
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Everything you’ll ever need to know about using a 1.4x or 2x extender or teleconverter on your lens. Will it degrade the image? How can you prevent this?
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The exposure triangle defines the relationship between aperture, shutter speed and ISO. The key theory to understanding exposure and taking better photos!
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Ok let’s talk about ISO today. What is it and how does it affect your images? When should you use which settings and what role does it play in your overall exposure?
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How long can your exposure be to prevent star trails? A handy chart for a ton of focal lengths to help you render your stars as points and not trails.
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