Most people know that shutter speed is an important setting when taking photos with mirrorless cameras and the like. However, ...

In my previous self-introduction, I wrote about how I bought a mirrorless camera but kept shooting in auto mode for a while.

I honestly believe that 1/500 sec is the best shutter speed in photography. There, I said it. In a world where cameras are now packed with more modes, menus, stabilizers and computational wizardry ...

Knowing what shutter speed does is vital for controlling your images. That’s not just how it affects exposure, but changing the shutter speed has a knock-on effect that can dramatically alter the look ...

Here are some helpful tips on camera settings that you should use to capture crisp movement in the studio. I made a detailed video, but here is a breakdown of the settings you need to understand to ...

The Sunny 16 Rule is one of the simplest rules in photography that helps you gain correct exposure. It’s a formula that will tell you what shutter speed to use on a bright sunny day when the lens’s ...

Anurag's interest in technology was sparked around 15 years ago when he first tried a Nokia smartphone, one of those Windows-powered devices. Having only used feature phones up until then, he was ...

Switching to manual exposure on the iPhone 18 Pro cuts Apple's multi-frame image stacking out of the pipeline entirely, a ...

When you hear “long exposure,” you probably think of a shutter speed that’s too slow to hand-hold and produce a sharp image. It might be something like ¼”, or maybe as long as 30”, which is the most ...

If you want higher-quality shots from your Android camera, here are a few tips to help you achieve your goal. Today’s camera phones have reached the point where flagship models are almost on par with ...

I love a good vintage camera auction on eBay. Maybe I love this too much, seeing as how over two dozen film cameras from various decades have made their way into my cabinet over the last ten years.

Everybody seems to be obsessed with the ‘cinematic’ look these days, especially with regard to the 180-degree shutter rule – or for those shooting digital, setting the shutter speed to double that of ...