In 1839 the daguerreotype, the earliest practical method of making permanent images with a camera was born. The daguerreotype camera was one of the first
[Image source: Deposit photos] Photography piracy is something that impacts many of us, and it can sometimes feel like swimming against the tide to combat
Day 5 of our lockdown here in the UK. So i thought, rather than wait a week i would crack on with chapter 2 of
A gimbal is a pivot point that gives an object — like your camera — the ability to rotate freely around one axis. Shooting with
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Who watched the Falcon 9 Heavy launch recently? I certainly did, and it was one of the most impressive feats of modern technology I have
These days it seems the majority of people have tattoos, (although, believe it or not, it’s actually less than 50%). These are all types of
Have you ever looked at images that appear to be of very small objects and wondered how that image is created? For exmaple, this biro
As part of our super slow motion filming series we thought we would see what actually happens to a balloon when it is popped (other
I love all types of photography, but the photography that really fascinates me more than anything is slow motion. When i say slow motion i
Sony has just announced that they are to launch a full frame mirrorless camera. It’s stats are as follows: 20 frames per second continuous
Canon have recently released the Canon EF-S 35mm F/2.8 Macro Is STM lens with a front mounted light. This makes it that much easier to
