In the digital photography era it's become commonplace to have our equipment make all or most of the decisions about exposure. The existence of an AUTO dial makes it all too tempting to think your camera knows better than you. This is not always the case, in fact in the real world of photography your camera knows much less than you do. The digital sensor and built-in camera light meter have certain inherent limitations of which a

I've been asked this question directly a few times this year, and the answer I gave always boiled down to something like "Get a handle on all of your general expenses and your specific job expenses." This made sense to me because I know that having an idea of this allows you to know where you stand with each job. It was a no brainer answer. Don't worry about what the market prices dictate. If you want to earn money, this was what

I just saw this video over on the Fstoppers blog and thought "yes, I'm going to try this for a shoot later this week!"  Especially since clouds are in the forecast.     [removed iframe during malware-safe restore] Speedlight Mastery Trailer from Damien Lovegrove on