Discover the Neewer MS150C LED light — a compact 150W RGBWW powerhouse with pro-level colour accuracy, quiet cooling, and creative control.

Upgrade your lighting control with the Godox X3 Pro for Sony — sleek, intuitive, and packed with modern features.

Ants on a Melon also sent me a couple of attachments for light painting. These were the Illuminator and the Illuminator Flex. They also included a soft drawstring mesh case for the flashlight, a micro ...

So you’ve decided to step up your photography game and get Adobe’s Lightroom to manage and edit your photos, eh?! This guide will help you get your photos from Apple’s Photos into Adobe Lightroom ...

Julie Powell is a passionate photographer and educator, running online classes and workshops for still life, macro, food and portraits, based in Melbourne, Australia. Julie is also an award-winning ...

Simple can be good. In this modern age of gizmos and gadgets, where you need to figure out what’s what, the Adaptalux studio lighting kit is a welcome bit of gear. Out of the box, it has no complex ...

What is portrait photography? Portrait photography is about capturing the essence, personality, identity and attitude of a person utilizing backgrounds, lighting and posing. While this definition may ...

You might hear the term “stacking” in photography. One can stack for focusing, perspective or star trails. This, however, is stacking for starry night skies, including the Milky Way. The idea here is ...

When I purchased my first DSLR — a Nikon D5100 — it came with a kit lens. It was 18-55mm and had a variable aperture of f/3.5-5.6. While the focal range was fairly common and a great starter, the ...

Tutorial on how to use off-camera flash and long exposure in for night portrait, using rear-curtain sync, manual flash, off-camera trigger.

For close-ups of plants or animals you come across, you will most likely want a shallow DOF. This makes the focal point of your photo the star, as intended. Use a wide aperture. If you can, shoot at ...

Aperture Priority: What’s it good for? Choosing the right exposure mode can make or break your photo experience.