Category "Photography" - page 4

Nowadays there are plenty of different cameras that can fit any needs and any budget starting from easy-to-use compact cameras that you can toss into your bag and carry around anywhere you go to fancy and bulky professional DSLRs that can get you incredible high- quality images. However, with such a wide range of options, it is so easy to get lost and frustrated, if you decided to buy a new camera to dive in the world of photography or replace your old camera. Don’t worry! We’ve got you covered. Our 25 tips on how to buy a digital camera will help you narrow down your choices and find the best option for you and your budget.

The internet had become a vast, international platform for artists. There is no need to rent a gallery to showcase your paintings. There is no need to limit yourself to one particular area, when you can reach out to hundreds and thousands of people all over the world.
All you have to do is to post your paintings on the suitable platforms - like DeviantArt or Instagram. It sounds amazing - and it is - but the downside of being exposed to such a large community increases the chance of your work being stolen. There had been cases when a popular brand of clothing steals an artist’s painting and prints it on their piece of clothing without giving any credit to the author. Usually, it happens to artists with a small following, who don’t have enough popularity and resources to fight back. But don’t be afraid. There is a solution. You need to watermark your paintings before posting them online! Sounds interesting? We have compiled the list of 6 best apps for watermarking your pictures.

One of the most commonly asked questions in regards to post-production of professional photography is how to enhance a blue sky without getting an unrealistic result. First of all, we need to decide on a software, since tools for performing the task will differ depending if we are working in Lightroom or Photoshop.

If you ask professional photographers which photo editing product they use, many will tell you that the tool they love and use daily is Adobe Lightroom. You would probably ask why? Because Lightroom is built and optimized for photographers. It offers a powerful and feature complete set of image post processing, managing and organizing tools, with simple and non-destructive workflow.

As photographers, we have to store a large amount of data for a long period of time. Our data is everything to us, but it is also our Achilles’ heel. PCs die. Hard drives and memory cards can fail. Our gear can be lost or stolen. To safeguard our workflow and sleep easily, it is critically important to establish a reliable backup system and back up regularly. It is our responsibility to provide a reliable storage of the photographs we take.

The more frequently you back up your catalog and photos, the less data you stand to lose when a crash occurs. Avoid accumulating too much data in your camera’s storage device.