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How to Create a Stunning Home Studio on a Budget: My Home Studio Secrets
Have you ever fantasized about transforming a corner of your home into a professional photography haven? Are you eager to cut costs, minimize stress, and craft remarkable images for your clients, all...
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5 Items a Portrait Photographer Brings to Every Shoot
James Quantz Jr is one of the best portrait photographers out there, with his innovative lighting and dramatic concepts making for eye-catching images. While every portrait photographer knows the...
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Why Constant Lights Are Better for Studio Work
Constant lights are traditionally used for video work. But I think they make for the perfect solution for a photography studio. [More...]
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A Portable Powerhouse: We Review the Ugreen PowerRoam 1200 Power Station
As a photographer, how many times have you wished you had a portable power source in remote locations? Whether for outdoor lighting or simply to power some tools, this 1,200 W power station might just...
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Using Firefly, Midjourney, and Generative Fill to Create Professional AI...
There has been a plethora of news about AI completely changing photography as we know it, but is it actually usable in the real world? Not only will you see exactly what it can do in a professional...
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Why Do Studio Photographers Love Tethering?
Normally, when we take photos, we save them to the memory card, pop that card into our computer, and download the images to Lightroom or whatever cataloging program we choose. However, many studio...
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The Best Photographer Work Station? We Review the FlexiSpot Standing Desk
Standing desks have become somewhat ubiquitous over the last few years and hold a number of benefits for photographers and content creators. Having used them in the past with mixed results, I was...
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Cheap and Cheerful: Testing Out a Budget Cable for Tethered Shooting
I took a chance on purchasing a no-frills £12 tether cable to see how it performs in comparison to other well-known brand cables. If you shoot tethered, you might want to read on. [More...]
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Make a Monster Splash With High-Speed Flash Photography
Go behind the scenes with photographer Thierry Kuba to observe how he lights, shoots, and edits this high-speed flash project with water splashes. Learn the techniques he uses, listen to discussion of...
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Goodbye Photo Studio, Hello PeerSpace: Why I Ditched My Photo Studio
Is it really necessary to have your own photo studio? Here's why I let go of my own photo studio and use PeerSpace instead. [More...]
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How I Built My Home Photography Studio
If you’re like me and live somewhere with out-of-control housing costs, finding somewhere with enough space to shoot in can be difficult, to say the least. Having built out a home studio in a major...
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Model Versus Slime: Using Slime in a Photoshoot
Doing a photoshoot with slime was my Nickelodeon-inspired childhood dream come true. We used 20 gallons of blue slime in this shoot, and it created some wild photos. [More...]
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Hands On With a Micro Four Thirds Masterpiece, the OM-1 Mark II
There has been constant talk about the new OM System OM-1 Mark II in Micro Four Thirds Facebook groups since it was first announced. So, is this new flagship camera worth the upgrade? [More...]
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Ultimate Compact Video Light: We Review the Zhiyun M20
When it comes to equipment, I'm looking for ways to simplify. I try to find tools that make my life as a photographer and videographer easier. And with the Zhiyun Fiveray M20 and M20c lights, I can...
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Can You Build a Photo Studio on a Shoestring Budget?
Let's be real, photography gear can get expensive. Between cameras, lenses, lighting, and backdrops, the cost of setting up a studio can quickly drain your bank account. But what if there was a way to...
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Home Studio Essentials for Portrait Photography
Creating a professional photography studio at home can feel daunting, but it doesn't have to be. This helpful video tutorial shows you how to create stunning portraits in a small home studio using...
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A Practical Guide to Working With Photo Assistants
Hiring a photo assistant can significantly enhance your workflow. Their role is often misunderstood or underutilized, but understanding how and when to hire one can make your shoots more efficient and...
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The Downside of Unplanned Test Shoots: A Photographer’s Perspective
Invaluable advice on why photographers, particularly those more advanced in their careers, should reconsider the practice of spontaneous, unplanned test shoots in fashion and beauty photography....
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Introducing the New Profoto D30 Strobe
Profoto just announced their new 500 Ws studio strobe, the D30. I've been playing with it for the last few weeks, and today I am finally able to share with you a full photoshoot using this powerful...
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Download These Raw+JPEG Files From Sony's a1 II Flagship Camera
The arrival of a new flagship from a top camera maker inevitably sparks a debate regarding how much sense it makes to upgrade to the latest model. Camera makers boast of the many improvements their...
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Behind-the-Scenes of an Easy but Beautiful High-Key Portrait Shoot
If you're stuck for ideas for your portraiture with the weather unpleasant in many parts of the world, you're in luck. In this behind-the-scenes video, watch how easy it is to setup a high-key,...
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Fun With Still Life: What if Quentin Tarantino Reworked an Andy Warhol Classic?
When your love of art and cinema intersect, all kinds of creative possibilities can emerge. Wanting to do some kind of photographic homage to Andy Warhol’s soup cans, I imagined Quentin Tarantino...
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Making Space in Your Home for a Photography Studio
Don’t think you have enough space at home for a studio? Laura BC knows how to make the most of what’s at hand, and her latest video is a goldmine for overcoming your limitations when it comes to...
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We Review the World First Remote Control Lighting System: Falcam Move LightGo
If you’re a one-person crew or working with a small team on photo production, you’ll know the pain—especially when it comes to lighting setups. It can be one of the most frustrating parts of a shoot....
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Essential Grip Tools You Need to Know for Easier Photoshoots
Grip equipment might not sound exciting, but mastering these essentials can save you headaches and streamline any shoot. Having the right gear is critical—not just to keep your set running, but also...
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