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Welcome to our Techniques Area

NikitaSo you've got the camera, you have the accessories, you've read the manual... but the practical process of photography or photo editing is still largely a mystery. Welcome to the Techniques section of ePHOTOzine where we'll demist your foggy photographic windscreen and make everything clear. From focal lengths and fill-flash to Hollywood portraits, using metering and shooting classic cars there's techniques for everyone. There are also cover photo editing techniques showing how to create speed, grainy black and white, add creative edges, replace backgrounds and more.

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Get down low

Get your knees dirty for the sake of photography.

Infra-red photography

Use your camera to see what they eye can't.

Photograph your car

Just as with portraits car photography is all about flattering the subject.

Photographing Stately Homes

Tips on photographing Stately Homes.

Underwater photography made easy 

Dave Glanfield shares his underwater photography advice.

Steam Railway photography

In this guide we share some tips to make the most of steam railway photography.

Ten top tripod tips - number 9

How do you know your tripod's straight?

Strobist

See how taking your flash off camera can make a big difference to your pictures.

Shoot a self portrait project

A portrait a day might not keep the doctor away but it will be interesting to look at!

Drag Zoom Landscape

ePz member Duncan Simey shows us how to create drag zoom landscapes.

Ten top tripod tips - number 8

If you've visted the coast make sure you clean your tripod.

Night photography

When you've got your sunset don't think you have to pack your kit up and head home.

Remove a colour cast

How to remove a colour cast using Corel's Paint Shop Pro X3.

Photographing castles

From ruined hill forts to beautifully preserved country houses, castles provide majestic architectural delight.

Pub signs

Make yourself a little photography project.

How to use the Clone tool in Photoshop

The clone tool's a great way to tidy up your image. Here's how you use it.

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