Lighting

Let’s dig deep into your kit and figure out which extras are still cutting it.

Weddings are one of the most memorable days, and yet for some people (photographers) they can often be stressful. Did you get every shot? Did you remember the memory cards and batteries? Were you able to gather everyone needed for the family photo? When shooting a wedding, there are many things to consider, but thanks

Photography is much more than just cameras, lenses, sensors and film. To create images, you need light. Even the disposable film cameras of the 90’s had flashes built-in. Sure, film can be pushed to achieve higher sensitivity. Yes, camera sensors can see in dimly-lit situations better than ever. Heck, some modern cameras can work up

Today we welcome back photographer and guest contributor, Joseph Prezioso.  He has written many informative and inspirational articles including Inside a Photographer’s Camera Bag, Why I Love the Pentax 645 System and Traveling and Film Photography.  His article today provides a photographer’s input on the essentials of lighting.  (Please click on the images below to

In between the old-fashioned flash powder and the electronic flashes we use today, flashbulbs were what was used in photography to produce artificial light. These bulbs were used between the 1930’s and 1960’s. From the 60’s-70’s, the flash bulbs evolved into Flashcubes, Magicubes, and Flash Bars. The bulbs came in different sizes, and were available