The Insider’s Guide to Choosing a Wedding Photographer

We talk a lot about how to make it as a wedding photographer. But just as valuable is advice for potential clients on what to look for in a wedding photographer. These tips inform

Photographing the Lunar Eclipse

Michael Frye is a professional photographer with tons of experience shooting the lunar eclipse. Here are his tips for capturing this spectacular night sky event!

Photographing Your Dinner: Restaurant Dos and Don’ts

Microadjustment for Lens and Camera Front/Back Focusing Issues

All lenses and cameras that return to one of our two headquarters are tested and cleaned by our Receiving Team. Sometimes a lens, in particular, will go out on a rental and need t

The Nutritional Facts of a Successful Photography Business

The popularity of photography has skyrocketed over the past few years and people no longer need to spend a lot of money for a decent digital camera. So how do you go about maintain

Shoot the Blues Away: 10 Motivating Winter Photography Tips

Photography often takes a hit during winter. Wedding gigs start to slow down and holiday obligations, bad weather, and shorter days give us plenty of reasons to procrastinate shoot

5 Lies Your Camera Likes to Tell

Think your camera is your best friend? Think again. Heed these 5 warnings and better equip yourself with the knowledge needed to walk away with better images! Your camera is a mar

Help Stop Camera and Lens Theft by Registering Serials

Lenstag is a service that curbs camera and lens theft by collecting serial numbers from your gear and keeping them in a registry to be flagged and indexed online if they get ever s

Learning To Leave The Matrix – A Tip On DSLR Light Metering

With our dependence on LCD screens to give us immediate exposure feedback, knowing how to meter light is at risk of quickly become a fading skill. In this post you will learn how y