Depth of Field: Crop vs Full Frame and Which is Better
The internet is littered with literally thousands of blog posts and youtube videos about crop vs full frame sensors, and there are millions of comments...
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5 Overrated camera features in 2020…or are they?
There are always a half dozen or so “must-have” features touted by camera reviewers and photo enthusiasts posting on the internet. But some (or all)...
How to Choose a Video Shutter Speed
If you’re new to videography, one question you might have is: “How do I choose a shutter speed based on my chosen frame rate?” Selecting...
Editing JPEGs with Camera Raw: Quick Tutorial
Shooting RAW provides many advantages over JPEG, but the primary reason cited by most photographers is post-production and editing capabilities. But there is a way...
Single Versus Dual Card Slots in a Digital Camera
There’s a lot of hub-bub regarding single versus dual card slots in the world of digital photography these days. But other than more storage space,...
Quick Study on Depth of Field
Articles and videos throw around the term “depth of field” quite casually, as if everyone already knows what it means. Depth of Field (DOF from...
Handy-Dandy List of f-Stops (in a table)
Every wonder what “half a stop” means in relation to the maximum aperture of a lens? Me, too! So here’s a handy-dandy list of f-stops...
How to Read Canon Lens Date Codes
Every Canon lens has a “date code” imprinted somewhere on the lens mount. This tells you where and when the lens was manufactured so that...
Free Stock Photo Sites That Don’t Suck
Yes, even pros need to rely on stock photography every once in a while. But for us advanced amateurs looking to squeeze every nickel until...