Basic Photography Techniques, Theory, Skills or other information that is essential to beginner photographers.
If you have ever sent a photo off to print and felt a small knot of worry that it might come out soft or blurry because you got the settings wrong, then you have probably bumped into these acronyms. PPI. DPI. LPI. Ask…
Texture in photography comes down to the angle and quality of your light. Learn how to bring texture out, tone it down, and control it in the edit.
Learn how to get better at photography with clearly defined steps. This is a definitive guide to improve your photography written by experts.
In Sony Cameras, Direct Manual Focus (DMF) is a hybrid of auto and manual focus modes. It's incredibly useful for quick, but nuanced focus control.
Affinity Photo is an excellent alternative to Adobe Photoshop for beginners or enthusiasts who are not already embedded in the Adobe ecosystem of apps. Affinity Photo is quite robust (with minor exceptions)…
Lightroom Classic can be slow at times. When you're making adjustments, or when previewing images, there is often a lag before the image is previewed. This is an indication that Lightroom is not working as fast as it can…
Is the best camera platform Canon, Nikon or Sony? This discussion goes a little into the history of these cameras and analyses each system's strong points.
How to choose a camera for beginners? We share practical tips to choose the best fitting camera for an amateur photographer.
Photographing light itself. Femto Photography. How we can now see how light itself travels.
What metering modes does your dSLR camera have built in? How can you use them creatively and effectively? Answered here at Beyond Photo Tips
Tips to help you create highly detailed photographs with your camera. Create richly detailed, images for viewing pleasure.
This is a guest post by Andy 'Kiell' Day. He is a renowned Parkour photographer, practitioner of parkour himself, and rock climber / builderer. His book "The Moments Between" (see our review) is possibly the first ever…
