There are plenty of apps and filters that you can use to emulate photographic film with your digital images, but the best way of getting the ‘film look’ is simple: shoot film.
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Is bigger always better with sensor size?
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A lens is your camera’s ‘window on the world’ and is arguably the most important item in your kit bag when it comes to producing the highest quality images.
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Why does noise appear in some images, but not others, and – more importantly – what steps can we take to alleviate it?
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Live view is an electronic version of what the camera is seeing. Some cameras still have the option to use an optical viewfinder.
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This post will demystify all the jargon surrounding sensors for you.
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Many people consider bridge cameras to be simply an expensive point-and-shoot, in that the performance and image quality is similar but you are paying more. If you want to buy a “big camera”, ask yourself why.
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Save yourself some expensive and embarrassing mistakes: this post will tell how to look after your camera and extend the life of your gear.
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Auto focus isn’t as simple as pointing and shooting. Read this guide for more accurate focussing techniques.
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