Firstly, what exactly is your shutter count and why does it matter? Your shutter is the system that allows light to hit the sensor of
I suspect many users of cameras are not even aware of a histogram feature within their camera. Just what is a histogram though and what
Mike Browne ventures out into lymington town centre and explores going photographing in the fog! He experiments finding targets and composing pictures in very poor
In a previous article Mike Browne explained how to ensure your photos are not taken out of focus. It’s always useful to combine multiple viewpoints
We have quite a few exceptionally talented boudoir photographers on our free photo hosting platform ClickASnap, Bob Richards is certainly the most notable on the
Photographing a subjects face is always a tricky thing to carry out successfully. When photographing someone it’s your job as the photographer to put them
Heading into a digital photography world, we are confronted by a huge amount of different pieces of tech. One of the biggest choices one can
Many of us photograph out on the streets of cities and towns, but how many of us know what the law is concerning such things?
Have you ever gone to an event, photo shoot or otherwise taken a load of photos, got home looked at them and they are slightly
So, you went out and bought that camera you have been eyeing for ages! Whether it be a point and shoot or a state of
What’s the main difference between an incident meter and the light meter in your camera? Well the incident meter measures light where you place it,
Most photographers believe that composition should be achieved while taking a picture and any cropping done in post processing proves the weakness of proper composition.
