The latest instalment in a series that details my extensive never-lose-a-photo backup routine. Big changes have happened!
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The latest instalment in a series that details my extensive never-lose-a-photo backup routine. Big changes have happened!
The best way to get footage of your Mavic Air 2 is to use a MicroSD card in the drone, and then...
Here’s how I set up my kayak for safe and stable wildlife photography from the water.
The Fujifilm GFX mirrorless medium format system has gone from strength to strength in recent...
A quick tripod tip that could save you in a 3-legged camera support emergency.
Sometimes you just need a little inspiration to climb out of a creative rut. I’ve kept a number of...
Wondering how to sync a Sound Devices MixPre mixer and a Tentacle track E recorder? Here’s the answer.
I was curious as to what kind of temperatures might present a problem for the Camtraptions PIR Motion Sensor that is used for wildlife camera trapping. Can they survive and function in the arctic winters of the Yukon?
Do all your clips in DaVinci resolve look green once you have imported them? Here’s why.
Sometimes it’s not necessary to get too far off the beaten track to see wildlife up close. Here’s a few easy tips to help you maximize those roadside wildlife sightings.
If you’re hoping to photograph the northern lights then you need to be well prepared. You might not get many opportunities! One key decision is choosing which focal length is going to get you the best aurora photos. In this post I’ll dig into this topic and make my recommendations.
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.
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.
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.
A quick DIY photography tutorial on how to create some cool looking boxes to sell your prints at art shows and markets.
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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