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If you read the title to this article and wondered what it means, actuations in photographic terms refers to the amount of times the shutter has been fired/cycled…
Recently I posted the first part of this article about equipment titled Preparing Equipment For A Photo Shoot – Part 1 where I gave some ideas on how…
Back in the days of film, our film negatives were what we processed our photographs from and to us they were like gold. Now that everything has gone…
Do you ever wonder what is involved with preparing equipment for a photo shoot and how much time it might take to get everything ready? It might seem…
For nearly 2 decades I have been working full time as a commercial photographer and my focus was always purely on still photography. But in the last year…
For the first time, after using Canon equipment for nearly 20 years, I experienced a mechanical problem with a Canon lens. I was on a location shoot and,…
I have written a series of articles here on this blog about how to shoot tethered with your Canon DSLR camera and an Android tablet using an app…
Over recent years, prices on compact flash cards have been going down, capacities have been going up, and the reliability of Sandisk, Lexar, Kingston, and Transcend compact flash…
This post is a follow up to “Fleeting Photographic Moments – Part 1” where I discussed scanning old photos as a means of looking back upon our family…
This article is just a short follow up post to another article I wrote a few weeks ago titled “Shoot 5 Different Styles Of Studio Portraits With Just…
At some point in our lives I think many of us are given a collection of old family photos in order to look back on and preserve our…
Many photographers who have a small studio setup often don’t have the large amount of equipment needed to create dynamic studio portraits that require 3-4 strobes. In many…