Explore the art and craft of photography with insightful tips, techniques, and stories. This category offers inspiration and practical advice for photographers of all skill levels.
If you’ve ever taken a photo indoors that turned out yellowish, or a winter landscape that looked strangely blue, you’ve encountered an issue with white balance. But what is white balance, exactly—and why does it matter so much in photography? In this beginner-friendly guide, we’ll explain what white balance is,...
Back when I was a university student working part-time at a camera store, there was one compact camera that stood head and shoulders above the rest—the Canon Digital IXUS. Sleek, tiny, beautifully built, and surprisingly capable, it wasn’t just easy to sell; people genuinely wanted one. For a few golden...
If you’ve been feeling stuck in your photography journey or constantly second-guessing your creative choices, you’re not alone. Many photographers—beginners and experienced alike—unknowingly cling to outdated myths that limit their growth and stifle their style. But the truth? Some of the most common bits of “advice” are holding you back....
The buzz around the Fujifilm GFX100RF is real—and I get it. Sleek design, 102 megapixels, medium format sensor, a nod to Leica’s iconic style… it’s enough to make any photographer curious. But as tempting as it is to jump on the hype train, I find myself coming back to a...
One of the biggest critiques surrounding the Fujifilm GFX100RF is its lack of IBIS (In-Body Image Stabilisation)—especially considering it packs a powerful 100MP medium format sensor. But if you think the larger camera body is the reason for the missing GFX100RF IBIS, think again. In a recent discussion in Prague,...
In the world of digital imaging and professional photography, color accuracy and consistency are crucial. Whether you’re preparing a photo book, marketing materials, or a high-end magazine, understanding how colors move from screen to print can make or break the final product. A common point of confusion in this process...
Open Gate shooting is a powerful video recording technique that utilizes the entire sensor area of a camera instead of the traditional cropped 16:9 format. This feature is particularly useful for filmmakers and content creators who need flexibility in their video production workflow. While many cameras limit video recording to...
What is Camera Lens Fungus and How Does It Form? Camera lens fungus is a common but dreaded issue for photographers. It appears as spiderweb-like threads, cloudy patches, or small specks inside a lens. But what exactly is it? Lens fungus is caused by fungal spores that find their way...
Photography is more than capturing moments; it’s about expressing vision, emotion, and creativity. In the Photography Insights category, we dive into the many facets of this art form, offering a blend of inspiration and practical guidance. Discover tips and techniques to improve your composition, master lighting, and bring out the best in your subjects. Explore the history of photography, from its analog roots to modern digital innovations, and learn from the stories of iconic photographers.
For enthusiasts of all levels, we cover a wide range of topics, from selecting the right gear to exploring creative projects that push your skills to new heights. Gain insights into different photography styles, such as portrait, landscape, street, and fine art photography, to refine your craft. Beyond the technical, this category celebrates the joy and philosophy of photography, encouraging you to find your unique perspective. Whether you’re shooting with a Leica rangefinder, experimenting with film, or perfecting digital edits, Photography Insights is your guide to growing as a photographer and storyteller.
I’m a Leica Street photographer, traveller, avid reviewer, marketer and blogger. I am, by my own admission, a gear nut but I don’t buy gear just to test it or pixel peep. I’m only interested in the art that can be produced with the gear. And seeing what emotions can be brought out in those who see my photos.