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Figure 1. Adobe Lightroom’s Export dialogue. In part one of this article series on sharing your photos using Adobe Lightroom Classic, I asked an important question: Once we’ve invested in equipment and explored the outdoors in search of inspiring photographs, what’s next for our images? To kick off answering that question, I covered some important… Continue reading Sharing Your Photos, Part 2

Show Promo Image What are the most important focal lengths for landscape photography? Pro landscape photographer Mark Denney has picked two of them and says, “they’re not what you think.” Henry Anderson Wed, 12/08/2021

Show Promo Image When reviewing images on the computer, many of us immediately relegate images with boring flat light to the trash. But if you resist the temptation and employ a simple editing technique, you can rehabilitate dull images and turn them into something special. Ron Leach Wed, 12/08/2021

If you’re wondering what new products have proven to be most popular throughout 2021, Lensrentals has you covered. As it’s done in the past, Lensrentals has published a list revealing what products released in 2021 were the most rented by photographers and cinematographers around the world. As was expected, last year’s list proved to be… Continue reading Lensrentals reveals its most rented new products of 2021

Show Promo Image Whether you’re shooting at a local nature reserve, on safari in Africa, or photographing birds in your backyard, there are several things you can do to dramatically improve your results. Ron Leach Wed, 12/08/2021

We’ve seen light field cameras before, such as the Lytro camera, but K-Lens is the first light field interchangeable lens to be available for existing digital still and video cameras. The lens is able to record a grid of images that contain information about the relative distance of different objects in the scene. This information… Continue reading Hands-on with the K-Lens, a light field lens that captures 3D data for post-capture refocusing

Lead image credit: NASA After more than a month in safe mode, NASA has announced that the Hubble Space Telescope has returned to full science operations. We reported on November 8 that Hubble was in safe mode following its second shutdown of the year. The famous telescope entered safe mode on October 25 after a… Continue reading NASA gets the Hubble Space Telescope back online and fully operational