Camera Tips

Three Hints on How to Use Your iPhone to Enjoy Slow Travel
Three Hints on How to Use Your iPhone to Enjoy Slow Travel
August 6, 2017 In Camera Tips Improve Your Photography Photography Technology Tips Travel 2 Comments

  Slide to the left to see the difference between a photo shot in JPG and one shot in RAW and edited in Lightroom CC. Scenes like this are what Slow Travel is all about.  Click here to see a larger […]

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7 Quick Tips for Keeping Your Camera Safe
7 Quick Tips for Keeping Your Camera Safe
June 28, 2017 In Camera Tips Photography Travel No Comment

It’s National Safety Month, here in the USA. What better time to share 7 quick tips to keep your camera safe! If you’d like to see larger versions of the photos, just click on them. 1. Use a UV or […]

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Five Quick Tips for Great Holiday Photos with Your DSLR
Five Quick Tips for Great Holiday Photos with Your DSLR
December 24, 2016 In Camera Tips Photography 1 Comment

It’s Christmas Eve, and all around the world, people and searching through their homes, trying to remember where they stored their camera bags. When they finally find the bag, the next thought is… “How do I set this thing?” Of […]

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Did your time fall back?
Did your time fall back?
November 6, 2016 In Camera Tips No Comment

It’s that time of year again, the time when many countries change their clocks back by one hour. Where I live, it happened in the middle of the night, last night. My cell phone changes automatically. Even better, so does my […]

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Having Fun with Bokeh
Having Fun with Bokeh
January 6, 2015 In Camera Tips Improve Your Photography Photography No Comment

I modified the aperture shape to create the stars in this photo of the three kings in front of our Christmas tree. Details: f/2.8, 0.8 seconds, ISO 100, 100 mm. Click on the photo to see a larger version. Since […]

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Quick Camera Tip for Summer Travel
Quick Camera Tip for Summer Travel
June 29, 2012 In Camera Tips 4 Comments

Traveling this summer? Don’t forget to change the time in your camera. Otherwise, your metadata will be wrong. Why does this matter? Lightroom 4 and iPhoto both use the time recorded by the camera to sort your photos. There’s nothing […]

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