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Google's Revolutionary AI: Effortlessly Erase Unwanted Objects from Photos
Google has teased a new technology it has developed that will erase unwanted elements from your photographs. Announced at the company’s I/O 2017 conference, Google CEO Sundar Pichai described the new technology: “If you take a picture of your daughter at a baseball game and there’s
Mastering the Monopod: Essential Tips for Stable, Shake-Free Photography
Knowing how to use a monopod can add a lot of flexibility to many types of photography. In some ways the humble monopod is one of the most under-appreciated pieces of kit, yet is one of the best camera accessories you can buy. Often regarded as a poor man’s tripod, the monopod
Effortlessly Organize Your Photo Library: Download Adobe Bridge CC Guide
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Master Autofocus: Unlock Your Camera's AF System Full Potential
Many photographers take their camera’s autofocus (AF) system for granted because it’s very effective in so many situations. But sometimes it might not do exactly what you want it to. And in these situations it helps to know a little more about how your AF system works to
How to Efficiently Sort Photos by Rating in Adobe Bridge
One of the biggest advantages of digital is that you can shoot vast quantities of images without having to reload rolls of film and worry about the cost. This freedom greatly increases the likelihood of you capturing the shot you want. However that abundance of images can also be a
7 Challenging Lighting Conditions for Photographers: Pro Tips to Master Them
Thanks to modern metering and white balance systems it can seem that just pointing your camera at a subject and pressing the shutter button is all you need to do to ensure good images. But even those sophisticated metering systems can be fooled by difficult lighting. In this tutoria
Google Photos Milestone: 500M Users Back Up 1.2 Billion Images Monthly
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Master Nikon SnapBridge: Complete Guide to Seamless Camera Connectivity
Nikon first introduced SnapBridge with the Nikon D500 in January 2016 and it has included the technology in every camera since, including the Nikon Z7 II, Z6 II, Z5, Z50 and the recently announced Nikon Z fc. It started well with the D500 but there have been a few performance issue
White Balance Explained: Master Manual Settings for Perfect Colors
Many people leave their camera set to its automatic white balance setting and while it will often give a decent result, there are many occasions when a different setting will produce a better image. Our guide to white balance explains all you need to know. White Balance explained: W
How Advanced Technology Keeps Stock Photography Competitive
By Serban Enache, CEO and Co-Founder of Dreamstime Stock photography used to involve a laborious process to find adequate images and involved steps that seem foreign to a 2017 consumer. A buyer would go to a stock agency, ask for an image, and then have a waiting period as the agenc
Neutral Density Filters Explained: Master Exposure Control for Stunning Photos
There are three aspects that photographers routinely use to control exposure; shutter speed, aperture and sensitivity (often called ISO setting). Shutter speed is used to control how movement is captured, aperture dictates depth of field (the size of the sharp zone) and sensitivity
Master Razor-Sharp Landscape Photography: 10 Pro Tips for Crystal-Clear Shots
Taking sharp landscape photos isn’t difficult. It just requires patience and the discipline to religiously check your gear and camera settings with each shot. In this tutorial we’ll show you how to shoot landscape photography that’s razor sharp straight from your camera. Do th
Canon EOS 800D (Rebel T7i): Guided vs. Standard Mode Comparison
The Canon EOS 800D, known as the Rebel T7i in the US, is the update to the Canon 750D (Rebel 6Ti). In addition to the new sensor, processing engine and autofocus system, one of the key differences between the 800D and the 750D is the interface. Canon has actually given the 800D (and
6 Expert Tips for Stunning Photos in Harsh Sunlight
You’ll often hear photographers say that you should avoid taking pictures in the middle of the day when the sun is overhead and the light is at its strongest. But we all know that sometimes it’s unavoidable. Busy schedules don’t give us much flexibility these days, and your lunch ho
Master Deliberate Overexposure: Create Stunning Photos by Ignoring Your Meter
Sometimes a little extra exposure produces a far more interesting image than the ‘correct’ exposure. In this tutorial we’ll explain the benefits of shooting a deliberate over exposure and why ignoring your camera’s light meter can give you some really creative images. On
5-Minute Photoshop Tutorial: Crop to Square & Convert to Monochrome
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