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Do you want to start in photography but can’t buy a new camera? Then this post is for you. Everybody wants new stuff. We want a new car, a new house, new clothes and, in the case of a novice photographer, a new camera. However, we sometimes struggle with money and can’t buy a new …
Everybody needs support, including your camera. That’s why I’ll do my best to help you choose your first tripod. Background Whether you are a novice photographer or a seasoned professional, you will probably run into situations that require you to place your camera on a firm, stable surface. The ones I can remember pretty distinctly …
Shoulder bags, messenger bags, roller bags, backpacks. All of those help you carry your gear but, what’s better for you? Keep reading so you learn how to choose a photography bag.
If you ask people for recommendations for a lens upgrade from a kit lens, the usual response is “Get a 50mm lens! It’s fantastic!”. They mean well, but they are probably wrong. Here’s why you don’t need a 50mm lens (probably).
If you’re still wondering what camera should you buy next after the previous posts, you’re probably a working professional who needs to upgrade your camera. I have a few recommendations.
It turns out, novice photographers are not the only ones interested in getting new cameras. If you are a more experienced photographer and you wonder what camera should you buy next, I have a few recommendations.
That’s probably the question I hear every year in January: What Camera Should I Buy? I’ll do my best to answer it here.
A few days ago, Adobe unveiled Lightroom CC 2017, along with Lightroom Classic CC 2017. Confused yet? Let me try and clarify it for you, and I’ll explain why you may or may not love it/them.
