Photography Tutorials

Submitted by PictureCorrect » Twilight can be one of the best times to take photos if you know what to do; this article has information on digital camera settings, equipment, and techniques.

Submitted by PictureCorrect » High dynamic range (HDR) photography is used to capture a broader depth of color and light; many photographers have different editing styles.

Submitted by Yanik's Photo School » This SB-800 Lighting Tutorial features the famous Rockband game and a bunch of crazy photographers! In depth detail on camera setting and light positions.

Submitted by Yanik's Photo School » We’ll look at some basic composition techniques that will dramatically improve your images. By applying one or many of the following rules, your photos will go from looking amateurish to professional.

Submitted by Geek Inspired » Flash photography tips on how the quality of light changes as you vary the size and distance of your light source.

Submitted by Tutorial9 » The Crop Factor is a term that can be heard quite often in the world of digital photography. What does it mean that a camera has a crop factor of 1.6x and how does it affect your focal length? We try to untangle this issue and describe it as clearly as possible.

Submitted by Tutorial9 » Camera bags can be one of the most difficult pieces of equipment to choose. No camera bag is made to fit every occasion so I will here talk about some different types of bags and cover a few points to consider.

Submitted by Geek Inspired » A list of supplies and lighting equipment needed for mounting your handheld flash off-camera.

Submitted by Tutorial9 » Photography is all about preparation. Instead of running into problems when you’re out shooting, understand some easy ways of tackling the more common problems you may run into!

Submitted by Online Photo Tutorials » Improve your photography by buying a relatively inexpensive second lens. Improve your low-light pictures and create stunning portraits by leading the viewer's eyes where you want.