Some of you might remember Yashica’s various Kickstarter projects that launched a few years back. And whether you remember them or not, fans of the brand certainly had some pretty strong opinions about what eventually came out. Let’s just put it this way: Retro cash grab or not, the company is back at it and… Continue reading Yashica Back with a New Teaser
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5 Things To Do When Your New Camera Arrives
Just got a new camera? Here are a few first steps that’ll prove invaluable for any new photographer.
Want to Feel Good? Read This Uplifting Photography Story
Everyone likes a feel-good story (unless they’re dead inside), and today we’re sharing a happy, fuzzy photography story. It’s a story about a student and teacher, and one that highlights the importance of being grateful for those that helped us develop our photography skills. So, if you fancy a feel-good tingle in your brain, keep… Continue reading Want to Feel Good? Read This Uplifting Photography Story
Why You Should Consider Abandoning Full Frame and APS-C and Go for Something More Extreme
There are good arguments for photographers walking away from full frame/FX and APS-C/DX, instead going for medium dormat and Micro Four Thirds (MFT). This may be where cameras are heading in the future anyway. [ Read More ]
Win a Premium Fstoppers Tutorial by Helping to Pick Our Photographer of the Year
Want to start the new year with a free tutorial from Fstoppers? All you have to do is help us choose our Photographer of the Year! [ Read More ]
Why Weather Apps Are Not Accurate Enough for My Landscape Photography
Rain, fog, red sky, hoar frost, and clouds: all these things are predictable with using apps. The only problem is that the probability that forecasts match reality is embarrassing low. I found a much better solution than I have used for some years now. With this, I’m nearly always fantastically prepared for the weather. [… Continue reading Why Weather Apps Are Not Accurate Enough for My Landscape Photography
How I shot these vertical panoramic images in the world’s most stunning churches and cathedrals
Vertical Churches of the World is a project that began in 2012 in New York. It’s been ongoing since then and the project has been featured by numerous news agencies, blogs and articles from around the globe (including here on DIYP). I felt it was now time to put some of the images into a… Continue reading How I shot these vertical panoramic images in the world’s most stunning churches and cathedrals
15 Nature Photographs That Prove How Beautiful the Universe Is
2021 was been a fantastic year of photography. Despite the ongoing hurdles, we’ve been balled over by the work rate and creativity of photographers from all around the world. Photographers have traveled far and wide, exploring new lands, showing all of us how beautiful our world truly is. Some incredible nature photography has come our… Continue reading 15 Nature Photographs That Prove How Beautiful the Universe Is
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Don’t Mistake Depth of Field With Bokeh
Often, I see the term “bokeh” being used when “depth of field” is meant. That’s wrong, simply because it is not the same. Although many will understand the distinction between the two, I will explain the difference for those who do mistake depth of field with bokeh. [ Read More ]