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LOL - you'd spend all the shoot time fiddeling with your flappy mirrors. Actually impressed even if i can't see what to use it for.

That intangible, ethereal concept indeed ;-) sharper, punchier rubbish shots...

LMFAO, brill

Read all of the fore going with a lot of interest. It takes me back to the 60's(aren't I old:))when one of my ex-brothers in law came and told me he had just bought a Leica, so now he would be taking fantastic photos. Knowing he knew very little about photography, I tried to explain some of the basic's. Aperture/shutter priority, DoF, ASA and different film speeds, well I think you all u...

Totally agree Barry (believe it or not) A friend of mine just traded a 1D Mk2 in for a 20D as she couldnt lug the 1D around all day. Similarly she shoots with Sigma lenses because the L ones are just too heavy for her. Horses for courses and still produces cracking shots ;-)

Personally, I'd forget about the university route but don't rule out part-time evening courses. I did this back in the late 60s and incidentally met my wife-to-be. Result!! :) However, suit yourselves on this! ;)

Majority of photographers like to know what camera make and lens was used. The rest is upto the person submiting the images on whether he/she desides to give more info. If Exif has not been omitted then it should be easy to right click and find out. But best if within the image on forum. I been photographing for quite a few years and I always like to see the above. Snobbery or anything else h...

I have a collection of old 1950`s Mamiya range finder`s, some are very rare today, but these where from a period when German engineering was king and the quality of Japanese workmanship was pretty poor by todays standards. If you wanted a decent reliable range finder then there`s was not such a great deal to choose between and it was another decade before decent camera`s from Japan started t...

Yes, it is a crime! The 'Public Stupidity Act of May 2006, section 5, paragraph 3' clearly states: All persons carrying and using, or suspected of carrying and using, a camera or any equipment or article deemed photographic (but not videographic) for any reason - personal or otherwise, proven or unproven - by the empowered member of public present shall without resort to common sense or...

I don;t think it matter as long as you're comfortable enough with whatever you use that you can do it intuitively. I like this quote. "Concentrate on equipment and you'll take technically good photographs. Concentrate on seeing the light's magic colors and your images will stir the soul." I'm using this as a mental brake every time I start a new bout of EAS, equipment aquisition syndrome...

Loads of helpful advice from everyone so good luck hope it goes well for you. The best advice I got from a freind who was a very succesful pro sadly now deceased is the best shots come when you have taken the time to get to know your subject and your client. He gave as an example kids, talk to the parents as they may have allready got favourite photos so you see what they like, and play with ...

Specialist camera insurance has one extra benefit - liability cover, even for amateur use. Plus some home contents insurance only cover for a certain amount of gear. (My home contents doesn't provide enough cover, so additional insurance became a need.) I use Glover & Howe, purchased through ephotozine, and they are very good to deal with, though, touch wood, I've not had to make a claim. I ...

I don't have a problem with the camera, in fact I quite like it - I have an aperature ring which is one thing a like. I had a play with a Nikon F75 and had to set aperature through the camera. But I find that there are many more lenses for the other brands available (esp. in Ireland). I will keep my Pentax, but if I had my time over I think i'd get a Nikon or Canon both of which I've seen...

Would you want me to put it as a 3in screen with millimetres in brackets? That would be nice :)

I still use me 20d, ancient by todays terms! but i love it have no reason to change, coupled with me few quality lenses, it owrks, and more importanty i know how it works.... though preferred me eos3......

Got a compact camera? Mobile phone? Put your shots here, and we'll see what's really achievable with a small sensor. Discuss compact cameras, and how to work around their limits. For this to work, we'll need some information from you. Don't forget to ...

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The rules: You may bring - 1 camera body, preferably film but digital acceptable if only option, and 1 lens, preferably a prime. Any format allowed. A modest zoom is allowed if only option, but no 18-300 superzooms. (I will be taking a manual Nikon FM3...

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Here's a piece I wrote before I joined Practical Photography magazine. I submitted it to three magazines Practical Photography, Amateur photography and ...

Cow Green Reservoir and Cauldron Snout waterfall are situated in Upper Teesdale approx. 8 miles north west of Middleton-in-Teesdale County Durham, on ...

Take a Fresh Look Around You I recently went to the west of Ireland on holiday. It is certainly a beautiful part of the world and, for the photograp...

High Force Waterfall is situated in Upper Teesdale approx. 4.5 miles northwest of Middleton-in-Teesdale, alongside the B6277 road. High Force, England's...

Malham is a small Dales village north of Skipton in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales National Park. Besides being the inspiration for the Charles Kings...

Tanzania is an amazing country full of fantastic locations and wonderful people. I spent 3 weeks there in September 2002 and would love to go back s...

Opened to the public in 1994, The Butterfly House is a Tropical Butterfly House, Wildlife and Falconry Centre located roughly a mile from the A57 in Nor...

Douglas Kirkland was assigned by Look Magazine to photograph Marilyn for its 25th anniversary issue in November '61. He was already well known for shooting the likes of Elizabeth Taylor and Marlene Dietrich. Visit: Douglas Kirkland's web site www.doug

Ferit Kuyas spends time reducing the subject matter to a minimum, thereby capturing the essence of it. His photographs tend to be very symbolic and reflect a sense of timelessness. Space, light and texture are his guidelines. Ferit Kuyas was one of the

Hans Van Ommeren is a photographer who likes to bring his subjects to life. He is constantly driven to explore new avenues and keep on experimenting. Hans van Ommeren is one the Hasselblad Masters - 12 highly skilled photographers, carefully chosen

Trevor Smithers is a successful landscape stock photographer who supplies images through www.alamy.com's online image library. Here he shares some advice in an interview by Peter Bargh of ePHOTOzine.

Summary of Photographic Skills and Experience Hector L. Rivera Perez Professional Experience: I have been an avid photographer for over 30 years. Started in 1977 as my High School class newsletter photographer with an old Minolta camera. In collage I

Anton Corbijn's creativity spans a vast range. His CV is long and very impressive. Whether it was chance or not that led Anton Corbijn into a photographic career it seems that his love for music and his natural affinity for the camera were the magic i

Rebecca Bradley interviews film and theatre photographer Clive Eggington, whose clients include Sony Records, EMI, the National Centre for Popular Music and Norwich Union. Hailing from Sheffield, Clive started his career in photography age 32, after s

Michael Grecco, an American with Italian roots, has worked for half his 43 years as a professional photographer. Amongst his list of clients you will find magazines such as, Entertainment Weekly, Esquire, Premier, Movie Line, Business Week, Forbes, Rollin

Transforming architecture into art Danish architectural photographer Per Nagel and architect Vibe Udsen are joint founders and publishers of the architectural magazine Living Architecture. The magazine is very exclusive and is based on the simple philo

The series of Sinar pictorial wall calendars traditionally distinguishes itself with special highlights. For the calendar production for the year 2002, Sinar managed to get high-end large format photography with the Sinarback and the Sinar Macroscan out o

Per Zennstrom worked for six years as an assistant in Stockholm and New York. Thereafter he went to Paris where he now works as a fashion and advertising photographer. Per Zennstrom creates his images without thinking too much about what's 'in' or what's

Images - the latest publication of Norwegian photographer Morten Krogvold - is a sophisticated book that contains, among other images, old and new portraits of well-known people, mostly artists, from Norwayand abroad. They include Liv Ullmann, Arja Sajonm

As a commercial photographer, Tomas Yeh has developed his own photographic style,with food and still life photographs as his specialty. The images have a sense of being unreal, and exude a strongand exciting creative feeling.

Juan Zi studied fine art, fashion design and photography for several years in China and started to use camera and film as a means to create and express her artistic nature. In 1995 she began to work as a professional photographer and has since then made a

I live in Italy and I'm studying and working together. At the moment I made ceremonial photographer but sooner I'll finish the university I want to leave Italy to travel other countries and find works on photographic area.I like very much panoramic photos

Michael Bielat talks to us about camera equipment

Dragging the shutter with Michael Bielat

A brief guide on what equipment to use for a landscape shoot.

More tutorials on using flash

Using Ezybox and flash to take a good photo.

Changing an Olympus E500 Focusing Screen

DIY Photo Studio Product Lighting

Tony Sweet's Outdoor/Nature portfolio

Pentax Optio P70 Review

Open-source camera from Stanford

Natural lighting technique advice from a fine art photographer.

Lytro Unveils WorldÂ’s First Consumer Light Field Camera.

Off camera flash photo shoot tips and advice on editing the image in Lightroom.

Understanding your digital camera with the help of Sony.

Camera exposure explained.

An overview of the Sony DSC H3 Camera Black

Pentax LC-A1 leather camera case

Promo video from Manfrotto

Crumpler Crisp-E 1800 bag

Velbon Pro Tripod Strap

Metz Wide Angle Diffuser

Metz Colour Filterset 45-32

Cokin Speed Filter

Compact Camera Skew Mode explained

An example for hard lighting used in beauty photography.