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Strobes can be very expensive, ranging from hundreds of dollars well into the thousands. If you're just starting out, the cost of artificial lighting can be prohibitive. Fortunately, every day a bright, very useful light source rises above the horizon, its lighting prowess just waiting to be harnessed. Professional...

 

 

The first major update to Capture One Pro 10 has arrived in the form of Capture One Pro 10.1. Capture One Pro 10.1 makes numerous improvements in addition to bringing a variety of new features to the powerful RAW editing software.

New features: PSD file viewing support, X-Trans file support and more

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Lightroom expert Scott Kelby has an awesome website called Lightroom Killer Tips where he regularly publishes Lightroom tutorials. His latest video shows you that you don't need to go into Photoshop to clone objects, but can rather stay inside Adobe Lightroom.

In the video below, Kelby is working on an image...

 

 

Posing is one of the most challenging aspects of portraiture, particularly when you’re working with subjects who aren’t used to having their photos taken. Everyone wants to look natural and relaxed, but for people who don’t spend a lot of time in front of a camera, that can be very challenging without the...

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Canon's mirrorless EOS M camera series is continually evolving. Early models were limited by a lack of features and exhibited rather lackluster overall performance. The Canon EOS M5 hopes to buck that trend, and as it turns out based on our now-completed EOS M5...

 

 

As part of their “Photographing the Bride” workshop, SLR Lounge has detailed five accessories you can use to counteract a distracting background. These are five items any wedding or portrait photographer can have on hand to make sure your perfect shot isn’t ruined by a distracting background.

When shooting...

 

 

This week on the Imaging Resource Podcast, we discuss a few of the week's pressing stories including the Sal Cincotta Shutterfest situation, the quality of images produced by the Sigma 135mm f/1.8 and more. Also, they are joined by Sony Artisan of Imagery Vivienne Gucwa, who talks about struggles she has found with...

 

 

Jesús Ramirez of the Photoshop Training Channel has created an excellent in-depth tutorial about sharpening your images in Photoshop. In the video below, he covers three common sharpening techniques in Photoshop and discusses the pros and cons of each in addition to showing you how to use them.

To make sure all...

 

 

If you’re looking for daring photographers to follow on Instagram, you’d be hard-pressed to beat this group of storm-chasing shutterbugs. While many of us prefer to stay as far away from severe weather as possible, some people opt instead to track down the action and document it as it unfolds.

Take Chris Sanner,...

 

 

Five years ago, Sony wowed us all with the RX100, a compact camera that could slip almost unnoticed into a pants pocket, and yet which featured a much larger-than-average 1-inch image sensor for great image quality, even in low light. Incredibly, that camera is still on sale today, as are all four models...

 

 

When sharing DIY photography projects we see on the web, we try to ensure that they strike a balance between utility, cost and achievability. This one from Mats Wernersson might not check that last box for most of us because he built his own Petzval-inspired 90mm f/2.8 lens, even machining the glass himself. So...

 

 

NASA’s Cassini spacecraft launched in 1997 and has been orbiting Saturn since 2004. It is currently in the “Grand Finale” stage of its mission, which entails the spacecraft flying over Saturn’s poles. As is regularly the case, the images from NASA’s Cassini mission and the Grand Finale are available online.

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Venus Optics, the manufacturer of Laowa lenses, has announced the availability of its new ultra-wide angle prime lens for Micro Four Thirds cameras, the Laowa 7.5mm f/2 MFT. This new lens is the world's widest f/2 lens for MFT cameras and offers a 110° angle of view in a compact form factor. If you're curious, both...

 

 

SLR Magic announced earlier this week a new addition to the full-frame cinema lens lineup, the SLR Magic CINE 25mm F/1.4 for Sony E-mount. The lens will be available through authorized retailers by the end of May and will sell for just under US$400.

The fast wide-angle prime lens has 11 elements in 9 groups and a...

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The Canon Rebel T7i is the first Rebel series camera to include the company’s DIGIC 7 image processor, which proved to pay dividends with regard to performance. Despite retaining the same 24.2-megapixel APS-C sensor as its predecessor, the T6i, the T7i delivers...

 

 

We love the chance to honor photographers entering our contest for the first time, but this month in our competition it's all about paying homage to our "regulars" - those dedicated souls who enter the competition month in and month out, and in doing so help keep our competition standards lofty in the quality...

 

 

Who doesn’t love slow motion? There’s something very impressive about high-tech slow-motion cameras. Perhaps none are more impressive than the device a team has built at Lund University in Sweden. Their new fast camera can record five trillion - yes, that’s 5,000,000,000,000! – frames per second.

At these insane...

 

 

Get your biceps into shape and work on your ability to nail critical focus, because a new portrait offering from Sigma awaits you. As we've already demonstrated from our full technical review of this incredible lens, the Sigma 135mm f/1.8 Art is indeed quite sharp and the lab results are definitely something to...

 

 

When photographers are looking for a RAW editor, there are a variety of choices and two of the most popular are Adobe Lightroom and Phase One Capture One Pro. I have been a longtime user of Adobe Lightroom, but I’ve always been interested in Capture One Pro after hearing many photographers talk about its excellent...