January 8, 2024
Capturing nocturnal animals in low-light photography
Capturing shy nocturnal animals, like badgers, is a big challenge in wildlife photography. Tesni Ward shares her low-light secrets and reflects on her career.
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January 8, 2024
Complete guide to pet photography – tips and tricks
Our guide to pet photography tells you all you need to know from camera settings, equipment, framing and getting the final shot.
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December 27, 2023
The best photographs of 2023
The AP team, top contributors and Picture Editors share some of the best photographs they have seen throughout 2023
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December 27, 2023
Fujifilm GFX100 II: the medium-format ground breaker
If you are attracted to medium format, the Fujifilm GFX100 II really delivers the imaging goods, without requiring a second mortgage
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December 24, 2023
Telephoto lenses for smartphones – Tech explained
Professor Newman looks into the notion of a smartphone telephoto lens and explains different design solutions
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December 22, 2023
Jon Bentley: Where have all the good film scanners gone?
Jon Bentley wants to know where all the good film scanners have gone? Why aren't Nikon making Coolscan scanners anymore?
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December 20, 2023
The Canon EOS R range: cameras to suit all budgets
Discover the full range of Canon EOS R cameras – there's is bound to be something to suit your budget and experience level
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December 20, 2023
This model earns $10000 a month – but she isn’t real
AI models are not a new phenomena, but how will they affect the photography industry and the viewers in the years to come?
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December 19, 2023
The Canon EOS R range: a top deal for hybrid shooters
Canon EOS R range and home printers are ideally suited for content creators with a range of budgets and experience levels
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December 18, 2023
The big Exposure Triangle mix-up and why it’s wrong
What exactly is the exposure triangle? Seems like there isn’t a single consensus on this subject, Professor Newman investigates the issue
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December 17, 2023
Autofocus: DSLR vs Mirrorless Theory and Practice
Professor Bob Newman on why focusing techniques vary depending on whether you’re using a DSLR or mirrorless
