Latest Photography Tips
Your Awesome Tutorial on Time Lapse Photography and Videos
Time-lapse photography, when presented and captured correctly, always invoke a sense of awe to the viewer. Would you like to learn how to do it properly? Well, there's no better source of learning this technique than from Vincent LaForet, In … [Read More...]
Boudoir Photography Quick Tips and Tutorials For Both Photographers and Models
Let's face it, photographing gorgeous models in a boudoir shoot is one of the most lucrative fields in photography, whether you're an agency, stylist, or a photographer. However, the intricacies of having a great boudoir photo shoot is harder than … [Read More...]
Printing Photos At Home – A Simple Guide
Miss Photos You Can Touch? Making Beautiful Prints at Home With Premium Matte Photo Paper By Mark Etinger In this age of digital cameras, computers, Facebook and Flickr, photo prints you can hold in your hand seem to be in danger of extinction. … [Read More...]
Latest Post Processing Articles
Extracting Subjects (Like Hair) In Photoshop, 10 Video Tutorials
Whether you're trying to create surreal composites and montages or just want to put Justin Bieber's face on your arch-enemy's photo, or just turning your son into Spiderman, knocking out subject elements from a background is one of the most … [Read More...]
10 Great Video Tutorials on Taking and Editing Backlight Photos
When light passes from behind your subject, the effects is ethereal and stunning. The halo around the edges, the warm glow, the depth of the image is hard to beat. Shooting backlit photographs presents many technical, creative, and post-processing … [Read More...]
Want To Create Panoramas? You Don’t Need Stinkin’ Photoshop!
Stitch It Up, Maximize Details On Large Panoramas In this tutorial, we'll be showing you how to stitch together a seamless and high-quality panoramic photograph using a 100% free software that's not only free (duh!), it's also faster, lighter on … [Read More...]
Adobe Lightroom | How To Use White Balance Creatively
White Balance, Not Just For Global Color Correction Most photographers understand that for accurate colors, nailing the white balance is essential. It's one of the skills I teach new photographers because understanding how color temperature acts in … [Read More...]
Adobe Photoshop CS6 Is Out! Free To Download Available Now!
The Adobe Photoshop CS6 is Here! It's that time of the year again where every photographer, even the most self-proclaimed purist, will take notice, the world's de-facto standard in digital image editing software - Adobe Photoshop, reaches it's 6th … [Read More...]
Latest Reviews Posts
Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 DC HSM Preliminary Sample Images
You've read it a few days ago that a revolutionary f/1.8 zoom lens will be launched by Sigma here, and a few hours later, it was confirmed by Sigma themselves. Everyone's itching to see how good this lens will be and whether it'll cost you a … [Read More...]
Fujifilm X100S Review Collection
When the Fuji X100 first came out, it was a dream camera for many "older" shooters, like myself. The retro-good looks, large sensor, and a fixed prime all sounded great. Personally, I don't quite trust first-generation releases when it comes to … [Read More...]
Smart Cameras of the Future – The Samsung Galaxy Camera Gives You A Taste Of What’s To Come
Important disclosure: The camera is owned by my 8 year-old son, Marcus. He won it for being one of five Samsung' Little Artist finalists and I'm just borrowing it. You'll be reading how the Samsung Galaxy Camera is in the real world, acting as a … [Read More...]
Hot Off The Press
When S#!t Happens – Are You Prepared? Book Review of Backup or Die by Rob and Lauren Lim
Here's the fact. Whether you're a casual mobile phone snapper or a serious pro, sooner or later, you'll experience the dreaded "DAMN! I lost the pictures!" or "My hard drive failed and I don't have another copy!!!" or whatever iteration you've heard others screamed online. While most … [Read More...]
Rumor – Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 DC HSM | Could This Be The Ultimate Lens?
Most photographers probably had the same wish in the past. The first time you picked up a wide-aperture lens, you wished there was a zoom lens with a constant aperture larger than f/2.8 that you can use everyday. The common, rational, and technology-imposed limits state that you can have such a … [Read More...]
Amir Johnson Did a Usain Bolt – Yes, This Is Still a Photography Post
Most of my readers know that I'm a huge NBA fan, so you might think this post belongs to my basketball blog and not iPhotoCourse, but stay with me here. Amir Johnson, the Toronto Raptor's big man grabs a baseline photographer's camera after it was accidentally kicked on the court and starts … [Read More...]
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