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Scott Kelby — How to in Photoshop: Choose a Profile for Your RAW Photos, a tip from Chapter 3
Effective strategies for photographers to stand out at a trade show and present their work in an attractive booth.
How do you test the quality of an SD card? A detailed test of the 128 GB and 512 GB Samsung SDXC PRO Ultimate cards.
Create a still life studio at home: learn how to work with artificial light and what matters when composing a photographic still life.
There are several situations that can cause EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) data to disappear from your photo. EXIF is a set of metadata
Compare online and offline photo storage in terms of accessibility, sharing, organization, capacity, internet dependence, and risks such as data breaches.
Mastering composition in smartphone photography: simple tips to help you get more from your phone camera.
Why would you still print photos in a digital age? Discover 7 reasons why a physical photo print provides more value, attention and experience.
Why choose a used camera? Learn about cost savings, lower depreciation, sustainability, and the benefits of buying secondhand.
Scott Kelby shows you step by step how to improve an evening photo in Lightroom, from lens correction and color to masks, vignetting, and sharpening.
Learn how Scott Kelby merges and edits a panorama in Lightroom using his seven-point system, from white balance to sharpening.
A telephoto lens brings distant subjects closer—ideal for sports, wildlife, portraits, and faraway details. Here’s how to choose the right focal length.
Take better landscape photos with these 10 practical tips on composition, light, depth of field, filters, HDR, RAW, and using a tripod.
A preview of Chapter 15, Image Montage, from Pieter Dhaeze’s Photography Handbook, 11th Edition.
Discover the nine basic compositional forms from Composition in landscape photography by Nando Harmsen and learn how they help with stronger landscape photos.
Learn how to photograph shiny and reflective objects without harsh reflections. Practical tips about light, settings and post-processing.
Want more photography clients? Build your reach beyond the internet through networking, business cards, local visibility, and other offline marketing.
Why does the rule of thirds work in photography by David Peterson on Fotografie.nl
Midjourney is image creation through the use of artificial intelligence and is seen as a new type of photography
Good food photography is all about light, styling, detail and timing. These tips will help you make food look truly appetizing.
AI improves smartphone focus, portrait and night modes, image stabilization and editing, helping your phone take better photos automatically.
Tips for photographing beautiful winter landscapes: Winter landscapes are interesting and that mainly has to do with colors.
Flash Photos: Take pleasant-looking flash photos. With current camera and flash technology, flash can be used very subtly.

Discover the difference between optical and digital zoom, why optical zoom usually delivers better image quality, and when digital zoom can still be useful.
Practical, straightforward product photography tips for beginners on backgrounds, tripod use, white light, daylight, and softboxes.
9 tips and tricks for taking your best night photos with a Samsung Galaxy S9(+).
Want to attract more clients and expand your reach with your own photography website? Discover 7 practical tips, with inspiring examples from professionals.
Discover the difference between 360-degree photography and full virtual reality, and which camera, software and presentation format you need.
Want to create a small photo studio at home? Learn in four steps how to use walls, backgrounds, light, and light modifiers effectively.
Magnet Mod is a modular magnetic attachment system for quickly mounting and swapping light modifiers on an on-camera flash.

Professional photographer Caroline Piek shares five tips for earning extra income with stock photography.
Serif Labs’ Affinity Photo was named the year’s best app in the Mac App Store and offers an alternative to Adobe Photoshop.
Sony’s camera sensor technology helped Mikael Buck capture unprecedented images inside Iceland’s ice caves.
Smartphone photography was becoming increasingly popular as newer devices offered ever-better camera specifications. Which phones took the best photos?
Eight safari photography tips from professional nature photographer Benjamin van der Spek, winner of the 2014 Frans Lanting Award audience prize.
Flower photography starts close to home. Caroline Piek shares 10 tips on low viewpoints, depth of field, light, rain, and creative compositions.
Festival photographer Paul Underhill shares five tips on perspective, light and dark, color, and emotion to help you capture memorable festival moments.
With a few useful apps and the right smartphone settings, you can quickly start taking professional-looking photos with your phone.
Here are several tips for taking highly professional-looking photos with the small camera in your smartphone.
Wildlife photographer Brutus Östling shares 10 practical tips for wildlife photography on a polar expedition, from equipment to safety.
Kars Veling explains how a sweet, alcoholic syrup attracts moths and how to approach them carefully for observation and photography.
The oldest photograph in the Netherlands comes from the album of Zutphen pharmacist Willem Hallegraeff (1798–1870).
Time-lapse photography sits at the intersection of video and still photography: you take photos to ultimately create a video.
Scott Kelby explains how Lightroom's HSL panel and Targeted Adjustment tool modify hue, saturation, and luminance by color.
Macro Photography: Making the Small World Large: macro photography encompasses many different techniques.
Scott Kelby explains how to adjust exposure in this preview from Chapter 4 of The Lightroom 3 Book.

Using the sharpest aperture: an excerpt from Scott Kelby's Digital Photography Book, Chapter 3, The Truth About Lenses.
Practical tips for photographing deer, wild boar, badgers, and other large mammals, covering behavior, camouflage, wind direction, and gear.
Learn how to use Photoshop's Ruler tool to straighten a crooked horizon or slanted lines quickly and easily.
Learn how to add a watermark to photos in Photoshop and automate the process with Actions without distracting from your image.
How Kodak engineer Steve Sasson built the first digital camera in 1975, laying the foundation for modern digital photography.
Learn how white balance works and how to set it for better color. Tips for daylight, artificial light, Kelvin, and custom white balance.
Kodak has recycled disposable cameras for 19 years and has now reused 1.5 billion of them. Here is how its unique single-use camera recycling process works.
How do you use flash in nature photography? Practical tips for birds, macro, and close-up photography, including the Better Beamer and diffusers.
How do you use super-telephoto lenses? Practical tips on wide maximum apertures, stabilization and teleconverters.
Want to photograph birds in your own garden? Read practical tips on feeding stations, backgrounds, lenses and camera settings.
Learn what a histogram shows and how to use it to determine the right exposure in this practical guide.

Learn how to choose aperture and shutter speed in M mode for creative exposure, and when it offers an advantage over automatic modes.
Most SLR cameras offer spot metering. How can you use it to take better photos?
Modern DSLR cameras can deliver excellent image quality. Which lens will help you get the most out of them?

Photoshop has become commonplace. Half the Netherlands says without hesitation, ‘We’ll just Photoshop that in.’ It sounds pretty cool—a piece of cake.
An overview of macro accessories such as extension tubes, close-up lenses, and bellows. What do you need to photograph subjects at extremely close range?

Still-life specialist Feddo van Gogh explains how digital photography and image editing radically changed his creative process and workflow.
Which photograph had stayed with documentary photographer Robert Knoth when this interview was published? Discover why this particular image resonated with him.
Join us in the field for practical bird photography. Learn about observation, camouflage, composition, patience, and photographing birds in the wild.
Which camera and lens should you use for bird photography? Explore practical tips on autofocus, telephoto lenses, exposure, tripods, and teleconverters.
Creating shadows in Photoshop: You can, of course, easily create a standard shadow in Photoshop.
Lars Polder explains how an external flash provides more light and control, with softer bounced light and more flexible lighting than a built-in flash.
Want to take better bird photographs? Discover practical tips on composition, behavior, observation, viewpoints, and equipment.
What does color management really offer photographers? This article cuts through the jargon and explains when it is useful—and when it is not.
Digital SLR cameras offer several AF options. What are they, and when should you use them?