Tips and tricks
Useful tips and tricks for taking your photos and editing them afterwards.
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Avoid Blurry Photos With These 10 Tips
| Nando Harmsen | 1,454 views | 9 commentsA blurry photo can have several causes. Preventing blur can sometimes be a matter of using the right settings. It can also be down to the way you take the photo.
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Corporate photography tips for greater success
| Ektor Tsolodimos | 455 views | 0 commentsCorporate photography is exactly what it sounds like: photography for businesses. I have been doing nothing else for 10 years, so I have put together a few tips to help you achieve more success on your next shoot.
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Lunar eclipse on its way
| Nando Harmsen | 579 views | 0 commentsA lunar eclipse is on its way. We can see part of it. If the skies are clear, it could provide some great photo opportunities. Put it in your diary and make a plan.
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Use M mode to learn, but not necessarily while taking photos
| Nando Harmsen | 2,947 views | 25 commentsDuring workshops, I see many participants struggle with M mode. They have been told it is the only proper way. It is even required at some workshops. Why make things difficult with M when it can be easier? It does not make your photo any better.
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Clearer photos with polarisation
| Nando Harmsen | 830 views | 6 commentsA polarising filter gives you a beautiful blue sky. It also removes reflections. A polarising filter can also reduce haze in a landscape. If you want it to.
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Beware the so-called perfect white balance
| Nando Harmsen | 943 views | 1 commentWhite balance makes sure that white is rendered as white. That is why it is called white balance. If white is white, the colours are correct. Reality is very different. White is rarely truly white.
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