A concise explanation of the differences between curves and levels from PiXimperfect explaining the main differences between the two and how to use them correctly and efficiently.
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The SharpStar2 diffraction filter from Lonely Speck is a great tool to attain precise focus when taking photos of stars. We explain what it does, why you need it and where to get it.
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To filter or not to filter, that is the question. This is a great 11 minute video on the essential filters you need to have if you are shooting landscape photography or time lapse. It also explains the important reasons about why you need them...
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This blog runs over a few different techniques on getting sunrise/sunset time lapse right.
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A range of effective ways of producing "slow motion" in post-production without shooting at a frames rate.
Infrared photography the camera's sensor is sensitive to infrared light. Most camera's have an infrared blocker filter that filters out the infrared light so it only lets the visible light we see with our eyes through. The following are three ways to achieve infrared photography or real-time video work. The fake infrared effect, the infrared lens filter, and the converted infrared camera.
