Category: Lighting

I bet you have seen or heard the term ‘rear curtain sync’ somewhere before and perhaps decided to ‘Google it sometime.’ Then you forgot about

Have you ever seen someone using a camera’s pop-up flash on a sunny summer day and thought to yourself, ‘What the… does this guy know

Have you ever seen someone using a camera’s pop-up flash on a sunny day and thought to yourself, ‘What the… Does this person know what

I began this short article as I usually do: scanning the internet doing my due diligence. The plain fact is, I hardly ever use any

At the end of the noughties, one of the biggest drawbacks to the \[then\] new fad of digital photography was the poor image quality most

Headshots are one of the most common forms of portraiture. Models and actors need them for their portfolios, almost everyone you meet will want to

One of my favorite television programs growing up, was a series called MacGyver. It was the story of a secret agent who found himself in

Nothing can make your precious photo look weirder than a poor color balance. It’s not normal for the mind’s eye to see in odd colors.

Ask any photographer worth their weight about what the most important skill is to have, and you will quickly learn that it isn’t about the

Color balance is an important aspect of editing photos, so they look as natural as what you have photographed. Often, it’s not a problem because

When you point your camera at a subject, it needs a way of measuring the light reflecting from that subject. This measuring of the reflectance

Imagine a world without wireless flash triggers. In a studio, it might work if you’re able to connect a kind of advanced ‘hub’ to your

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