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How to Use Perspective Corrections in Lightroom and Photoshop

March 22, 2016 By Elizabeth 27 Comments

Horizon Level Correction

A couple of weeks ago I wrote the article “Four Simple Tips for Better Composition”. In that article, I discussed in-camera techniques for keeping your horizons level and verticals vertical. However, even if you are careful, this is not always possible. This is especially true when trying to take pictures...

How to Photograph Engagement Sessions – Planning II

March 21, 2016 By Lola Elise 2 Comments

Engagment Session Planning II (5)

This is a second installment of how you can plan out an engagement session with your wedding clients. The first part of this article How to Photograph Engagement Sessions - Planning was posted a while ago and I thought it would be good to continue where we left off, so...

Food Photography: From Snapshots to Great Shots Review

March 20, 2016 By Lola Elise 12 Comments

From Snapshots to Great Shots

While Nasim is busy traveling, I am going to try to fill in for a few days and post some articles. Although there are a number of reasons why I have not been writing for PL for a while now, one of the main reasons has been simply lack of...

How to Avoid Duplicate File Names

March 19, 2016 By Spencer Cox 20 Comments

Rename-Photos-Lightroom-1

Your earliest photographic habits naturally will build over time, including the ways that you name and organize your images. What seems like a small issue at first – say, keeping your camera's default file names – could spiral out of control when you have tens of thousands of images. It can be...

The Basics of Monitor Calibration

March 15, 2016 By Guest Poster 231 Comments

3D LUT

The subject of monitor calibration and profiling can be quite difficult to understand not only for a beginner, but also for professionals working in the field. With so many different hardware and software components, color profiles, bit depth and other related terminologies, one can get quickly confused and lost, potentially...

Walking Among the Bristlecone Pines

March 11, 2016 By Vaibhav Tripathi 15 Comments

Walking with the Ancients (2)

At this time when many of us are excited by the new camera announcements, I thought it will be intriguing to do a write up describing my first time shooting 35 mm black and white film. Last summer, I found some time to swing by the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest...

Nikon 200-500mm f/5.6E VR Review

March 9, 2016 By Nasim Mansurov 181 Comments

Nikon 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR

For many years, Nikon has been limiting affordable super-telephoto zoom lenses above 300mm to the 80-400mm VR lens, while keeping its high-end super telephoto line of zoom and prime lenses available only for those with deep pockets. With Tamron and Sigma pushing great budget-friendly 150-600mm options, Nikon finally decided to...

The New Nikon DL Line of Premium Compacts – Should You Be Excited?

March 7, 2016 By John Sherman 60 Comments

Nikon DL18-50

Lost in all the recent excitement of the Nikon D5/Nikon D500/Canon 1DXMkII/Pentax K-1/Sony a6300 and Fuji X-Pro 2 announcements was Nikon announcement of their new DL "premium compact" camera line-up. The DL line-up consists of three models all sporting fixed lenses, 1.0” 20.8 megapixel sensors and the new EXPEED 6A...

SmugMug Review

March 6, 2016 By Spencer Cox 120 Comments

SmugMug_logo

Perhaps the best-known hosting website for photographers is SmugMug, a platform that has been around since 2002. SmugMug acts as an online gallery space, letting you display your photos easily and – relatively – inexpensively. I have been using SmugMug exclusively for several years, and I have grown very familiar with its...

Pentax K-1 Sample Images

March 3, 2016 By Nasim Mansurov 32 Comments

Pixel Shift Off

Ricoh has just posted image samples from its upcoming Pentax K-1 DSLR. Although all of the images were shot at ISO 100 and we are yet to see high ISO image samples, the 36 MP sensor on the K-1 seems to be very similar to that of the Nikon D810...

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