If you’ve considered buying a ball head mount to replace your three-way lead, you may be wondering how best to use them. In this tutorial we explain the best way to use a ball head tripod mount to ensure the sharpest pictures possible.
There are a number of typical DSLR focusing features that can make all the difference between a pin-sharp image and a blurry mess. In this cheat sheet we illustrate where to find these focusing features on your DSLR – and what they do.
Smartphone photography is growing in popularity. The trend started with the iPhone, which quickly became the most popular camera on Flickr, and has grown steadily with the launch of more powerful smartphone cameras, such as the Nokia Lumia 1020 and its 41-megapixel sensor.
Sometimes it’s the little ideas that set you apart. An imaginative mind can make up for a small start-up budget, and thinking outside the box can give you opportunities that even the most successful competitor would never have thought about. In their latest guest blog post, the photo management and Canon Project1709 experts at Photoventure present five simple money-making ideas to get you started.
Ever wondered what image noise really is and how you can prevent it? In this tutorial we show you three simple ways to keep distortion at bay.
Fujifilm has announced the Fuji X-E2, a new premium interchangeable lens camera in its range of Fuji X cameras.
The Fuji X-E2 is the latest Fuji camera to use the APS-C X-Trans CMOS II sensor, and it also boasts what Fuji says is the world’s fastest AF speed of 0.08 seconds (compareed with other digital cameras equipped with 4/3-inch sensors or larger).
Looking for a new full-frame camera? The new Sony A7R and Nikon D800 share what is widely believed to be the same 36.3-megapixel sensor, and, in fact, Marcus Hawkins finds their spec sheets match up on a number of levels in his Sony A7R vs Nikon D800 comparison.
Yesterday Sony announced two full-frame compact system cameras, the Sony Alpha 7 and Sony Alpha 7R. Find out what each camera offers in our comparison video.
The new Nikon D5300 and D5100 and D5200 are all now intriguing options in Nikon’s DX DSLR range, but which is best for your needs? Our extensive Nikon D5300 vs D5100 vs D5200 comparison looks at what each camera can offer.
Nikon has unveiled its latest enthusiast-level DSLR, the Nikon D5300. Boasting a 24.2-megapixel sensor with built-in Wi-Fi and GPS, the Nikon D5300 price tag will be £729.99 for the body only, with a release date slated for 14 November 2013.