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Fuji’s film simulations aren’t just a filter you slap on. They’re unique to the Fuji ecosystem, endlessly customizable, and react in wildly different ways to different colors, light, tones and textures, and occasionally faithfully emulate classic film stocks. Here are the ones you need to know.
You want to improve your composition? All you have to do is close your eye. When utilizing both of our eyes, we see stereoscopic vision. It's what makes the world look '3D' – and what gives our understanding of depth, enabling us to pick up a pencil, catch a baseball, or punch a target with relative accuracy. But what happens when we take that away?
The "Kira Kira effect" is about way more than just creating stars and sparkle. In the right hands, this specialty filter can turn ordinary photographs into stylized dreamscapes.
The iPhone camera is no slouch, but It’s pretty shocking that Apple limits the iPhone camera’s capability out of the box. But if you’re invested in using your iPhone to take better photos – like the professional, Instagram-ready you drool over online – these 5 technical tips will help get you there.
Bokeh is visual eye candy – and beloved on Instagram. In this article, we're going to take a look at the science behind bokeh – and run down the ideal camera, lens, and shooting techniques to give you the most bokeh for your buck.
Looking for a photography challenge to push your photos to the next level? This photography challenge is totally unique – it's formulated specifically to improve your skill set and ensure you complete all 30 days without giving up.
Why do everybody's photos seem sharper than yours? You may be making one of these 7 weird mistakes that cause soft and blurry photos – that even the professionals are guilty of.
Portrait photography is more of an art than a science, but there are some definitive rules to create eye-popping portraits that only the professionals know about.
Bicycle photography is a consistent and lucrative way to support yourself as a photographer – but only if you're good at it. Here's what you need to know.
