Not trying to be controversial, but using higher iso improves your photos. Specifically photographers are relying on stabilisation to ensure sharp shots, when actually they should use shutter speed. How many times have you looked at your photos and wished they could be a bit sharper? If so then you need to look a little …
Discover how I use EOS R custom controls to make every single remaining button do something useful for my kind of photography. This is the third and final step that details how my EOS R camera has had it’s operation refined to suit the photos I make. I’ve grouped all these miscellaneous button functions together, …
I find I need fast access EOS R to autofocus settings, and with the out of the box camera setup, it was just too hard to get to the settings I use. However leveraging the flexible custom controls I’ve made my camera much easier and faster to work with. If you haven’t put firmware 1.6.0 …
EOS R custom controls provide extensive freedom to setup the camera to how you like to work. Over the last 18 months I’ve developed extensively customised settings to help me use the camera more rapidly by reprioritising access to features I use regularly. In this first instalment I am only going to explain one button, …
Let’s get creative. The global situation sucks, and I’m stuck inside when I want to be making photos. This is a little project you can do at home on the dining table with the kit you have… Table top photography is invariably about styling a stationary subject, putting it in interesting light and finding the …
A few weeks back I had a conversation with Canon Explorer of Light Rick Sammon that was recorded for the Picturing Success Podcast, and you can listen in to our conversation. Rick Sammon and Larry Becker run the Picturing Success Podcast, where they talk with a great set of people in the industry, to help …
A few weeks back I was contacted by Lyn Morton asking if I would be able to join him for an interview on the EOS Photographer podcast. I said yes… and this is the result. Simply click the image and you’ll head over to the EOS Photographer site to listen to our 40 minute conversation.
Rules are there to be followed/broken in photography, but for eliminating camera shake then you better follow the handholding rule. Take the reciprocal of the lens focal length as your shutter speed and you should be ok… One over the focal length Ever since I picked up my first book on photography I learnt about …