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The Pros and Cons of Using a Scale Focus Camera

Nowadays, we photographers are a bit spoiled. With how much power current-day cameras and lenses are packing, we can feel free to relegate a lot of the most basic operations, from determining exposure to acquiring focus and more, to automatic functions.

A bride and groom are walking hand in hand on a sandy beach. The bride wears a white dress with a veil, holding a bouquet. The groom is in a white shirt and gray pants. In the background is a vast blue ocean with distant rocks.

What to Know if You’re Going to Photograph Destination Weddings

As a husband and wife team specializing in capturing adventurous couples in the beautiful places they choose to get married, we love to travel. Destination weddings are a blast and definitely something we do. And destination weddings have their challenges that are worth addressing if you’re going to photograph destination weddings.

A drone flies against a backdrop of lush, green mountains under a cloudy sky. Its rotors are in motion as it hovers in the air, capturing the rugged landscape.

DJI Responds to Border Issue as US Customs Scrutinizes Chinese Drones

Earlier this week, DJI launched the Air 3S, its exciting new dual-camera drone with a larger image sensor and support for 10-bit video recording. However, as noted in PetaPixel's coverage, retail availability hasn't been announced yet, an unusual shift from DJI's typical product launch. DJI detailed why in a new blog post, explaining that a "customs-related misunderstanding" is to blame.

The Automotive Photography Survival Guide

For some people, a car or a motorcycle is nothing more than a method of getting from point A to point B. It is a tool, an instrument, something that serves a purpose and nothing more.

A couple in wedding attire embraces in a lush green meadow surrounded by tall trees and mountains under a cloudy sky. The bride holds a bouquet of yellow flowers, and they share a tender moment.

How Setting Expectations Can Make Wedding Photography Go Smoother

Whether or not a wedding day goes smoothly can come down to a lot of different factors. Is it raining, is everyone stressed, or did someone drop the cake? The key is to control the controllable by setting expectations with your couples so that the wedding photography goes as smoothly as possible.

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Don’t Get Cold Feet: Packing and Preparing for Shooting a Wedding

Today we’re going to talk about wedding planning. Not wedding planning from the perspective of the happy couple, but wedding planning from the perspective of the wedding photographer. Packing and preparing for shooting a wedding can set you off on the right foot, failing to do so can leave you scrambling.

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How to Use an Arduino to Trigger a Flash With Sound

The high-speed class at Rochester Institute of Technology learns Arduino programming and some simple circuits as an introduction on triggering high-speed flashes in complicated situations. One of the easiest high-speed events to study is a balloon popping. This simple event is also one of the safest high-speed events too.