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We review the new Pentax K-3 III DSLR from Ricoh Imaging, and take an in-depth look at the cameras new features, as well as look at image quality from the camera. Find out how the K-3 III performs.
John Duder is back sharing is wealth of photography knowledge and to kick the series back off, he's looking at the lovely out of focus areas in images.
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Daily Competition: 26-07-2021 - Ruins
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We've reviewed a number of impressive smartphones and we've soon come to realise that you don't need to spend a fortune to get a great smartphone for photography. So, with this in mind, here's are our top mid-range choices that aren't too expensive.
When you have a breathtaking sky, it would be a shame to cut most of it out of your photo so next time you see an amazing sunset, make it the focus of your photo.
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Street in Liverpool and St Nazaire
And actually in Honfleur as well. Street photography, wherever it is, can be great fun to do. Gathering interesting and/or quirky pictures of people is great, and by and large the subjects tend to be quite happy about it. There are plenty of books on...
- Posted by johnriley1uk
- 27 Jul 2021
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The Wild and Wacky World of JPEG
Without getting into the RAW vs JPEG arguments, for those who use JPEG capture there are a number of picture styles available, as well as all sorts of digital filters. This is subtly different to shooting RAW and then aplying filters, because it impl...
- Posted by johnriley1uk
- 26 Jul 2021
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A sinking feeling
[photo] As a member of a model and photographer networking website, I often look at the portfolios of people who have liked one of my pictures. And sometimes it’s a dispiriting experience: there are quite a lot of people who have never got past eith...
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- 26 Jul 2021
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Places - Roundhay Park, Leeds
Thank heavens for SatNavs, the one and only way to defeat the Mangled Machinations of the road designers in Leeds.....after a not impossible journey we arrived at Roudhay Park, more specifically at Tropical World, with Granddaughter Amelia in tow. We...
- Posted by johnriley1uk
- 25 Jul 2021
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Here's ePHOTOzine's guide to photographing ruins on trips when you're holiday or a little closer to home at the many National Trust sites dotted around the UK.
Here are seven tips to help keep you shooting during those hot, sunny days when you're out exploring ruins, beaches and other great places on your travels.
When you pick up your camera to photograph a landscape, your automatic reaction will be to shoot it in, well, a landscape orientation but a portrait landscape can actually be very effective.
