To improve your macro photography, you sometimes need to upgrade your macro lens or accessories. This guide shows the top 10 camera accessories for macro photography.
In this article, we explore the best DSLR lens for family portraits. We don’t go so much into details about whether the lenses are for mirrorless cameras or DSLRs. The focal range and aperture recommendations are the same no matter whether you prefer to use a mirrorless system or DSLR. … Read more
Flash has multiple roles in macro photography. As a result, you have plenty of options, from built-in flash to dedicated macro flash.
Affinity Photo and Pixelmator Pro are two competitive photo editors you should consider. But which one is better for a photographer?
Affinity Photo 1.9 and Luminar 4 have different perspectives on photo editing. The first aims to provide advanced tools for adjusting and fine-tuning each aspect of your photos. The second embraces Artificial Intelligence (AI) and aims to provide automatic tools for fast and efficient editing without too much human intervention. Both of them claim to be the one and only photo editor a photographer needs.
Nik Collection 3 is the latest to feature from DxO, introduces Perspective Efex while adding re-editing features. Read our Nik Collection 3 Review
Do you want to avoid a costly subscription on a photo editor. Check out how Affinity Photo vs. GIMP do head to head.
We had the change to take a look at Fstoppers’ video course: Mastering Macro Photography: The Complete Shooting and Editing Tutorial. Here’s our verdict!
If you want to explore the macro world and you are in need of a macro lens, we have researched thoroughly and selected the 20 best lenses for macro photography that will give you the most detailed images you can capture with your camera.
Get the best settings for Nikon D3400, so you can get the most out of your camera. Great for beginners when setting up your Nikon D3400 DSLR
Full frame vs crop camera is an ongoing debate when it comes to choosing your next camera. Find out what is up an down about full frame vs crop sensor
Zoom vs. Prime lens, what should I choose? This is the ubiquitous question many photographers ask when they want to buy new cameras and lenses. The truth is, there are so many different lenses for different types of shooting. The debate over zoom vs. prime lens can be confusing! Furthermore, … Read more
Nature is amazing and beautiful. It is wonderfully exciting to go hiking on a mountain, follow a trail into a forest, go rafting on a river or do paddle boarding on a still lake. But what is even more alluring … Read moreBest Lenses for Landscape Photography
Choosing your first DSLR or Mirrorless camera can be tricky. You fall in love with photography when you first hold a camera in your hands. It’s a unique moment and experience that ignites the desire in you to immediately start capturing the world around you. There’s that feeling when you … Read more
Hey I’m Peter. I’m the owner and editor of Photography-RAW. I make sure that you get the best articles about photography. Personally, I prefer to shoot landscape, nature and macro photography.
I hope you enjoy the site 🙂
On my way to scouting a landscape photography location last year, I came across a wild fox puppy resting in the sun. The only issue was that all my gear was tucked away on my back. Should I risk scaring away the fox puppy, while trying to get my camera? Or should I just enjoy the moment? I managed to crouch down unnoticed and take off the backpack, put it on the ground and reach for my camera. At that point, the fox puppy noticed me and snug away. I was lucky later to get a second chance of a one-to-one photography session with the curious fox puppy when my gear was ready. However, I might as well had missed the opportunity altogether because my gear was stored on my back.
Hey I’m Peter. I’m the owner and editor of Photography-RAW. I make sure that you get the best articles about photography. Personally, I prefer to shoot landscape, nature and macro photography.
I hope you enjoy the site 🙂
This tablet has changed the way I work with my images in post-processing. Everything from edge refinement, creating precise masks, dodge and burn and so on, becomes easier and more precise. Everybody is used to writing with a pencil. It is much more relaxing and natural for your arm and hand, which you can also see in the final results.
Hey I’m Peter. I’m the owner and editor of Photography-RAW. I make sure that you get the best articles about photography. Personally, I prefer to shoot landscape, nature and macro photography.
I hope you enjoy the site 🙂
This was my first DSLR camera. Even though it wasn’t a cheap, priced just above $1.000, I preferred a camera that I wouldn’t feel lacked essential features as I explored which way my photography journey would take me. Other photographers that I met started out with very cheap cameras but soon felt they needed to upgrade to a more advanced DSLR. After two or three cameras they ended at the top of the enthusiast range, where you find the D7100/D7200. You might as well begin with a camera that you are satisfied with for at least the first three years.
Hey I’m Peter. I’m the owner and editor of Photography-RAW. I make sure that you get the best articles about photography. Personally, I prefer to shoot landscape, nature and macro photography.
I hope you enjoy the site 🙂