Monthly Archives October 28, 2015

A big topic in the photography community is copyright. Usually, as a photographer, your image will be used without your permission or knowledge, even when taking an image is as easy as right-clicking. No one...

Creator and editor of Lonely Speck, professional night sky photographer Ian Norman covers what he's learned over the years. The thing about astrophotography is the post-processing of the Milky Way in...

Flying with gear is definitely a risk, especially when you check your equipment. Sometimes, when you travel heavy, it's not always possible to carry on your most fragile gear like your cameras and lenses....

Some of you might know about the web-based weather forecasting program called "Skyfire" last year, a web-based platform. A lot of people use it to predict the best times to shoot during sunrise and sunset....

If you're an aspiring filmmaker or independent filmmaker, this video from DSLR Guide is great to get started or use in your next shoot. Simon Cade shares 50 easy and quick filmmaking tips and tricks that...

If you've seen the video"Fruit Ninja in Real Life" then you know filmmaker Scott Winn or his latest video "Stormtrooper Twerk." He's back with a new hit called "the worst family BBQ ever." I think we all...

Vadim Tereshchenko brings us this cool hyperlapse and wants you to now that you can do it too! The L.A. photographer has been shooting hyperlapse for the past two years (the amount of time it took him...

With different times of the day comes different kinds of situations. But how do you shoot in every condition? Check out this video by RocketJump Film School and Jon Salmon. He even through some helpful...

The day has finally come where a camera will edit video for you (all videographers rejoice!). The Graava has five different sensors: a camera, microphone, accelerometer, GPS, and a heart rate monitor....