PictureCorrect.com: Blueprint to Capture Breathtaking iPhone Photos

I thought I knew a lot about iPhone photography, wow was I ever wrong! This training program has been catching attention with photographers across the industry and is currently 84% off for a “Sunshine Super Sale” which ends soon. If you’d like to take better photos with...

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PictureCorrect.com: Understanding Camera Drive Modes

Drive modes refer to the different ways in which a digital camera can take pictures. Drive modes can be useful for different types of photography, such as action photography or group shots. Let’s take a look at the most common ones you should know. Final day reminder: only hours...

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PictureCorrect.com: Tips for Using Shadows in Photography

Photographers tend to pay a lot of attention to light. In fact, we often think of light as one of the most important aspects of photography. On the other hand, shadows may seem to be less important – simply a lack of light. This would be a major mistake — for light is nothing...

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PictureCorrect.com: Tips for Great Street Photography

So what is street photography? A simple answer would be, anything goes. Basically it’s to get out onto the streets of your city and shoot anything that attracts your attention. Look for things that are different, quirky or need to be shot from a fresh angle. Forget the rules...

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PictureCorrect.com: Exposure Compensation: When & How to Use It

Today’s quick tip comes from these new Fundamental Camera Cheat Sheets which are currently 75% off for a summer sale. Exposure compensation is a feature on many cameras that allows the user to adjust the camera’s suggested exposure settings. It is often used when the camera’s...

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PictureCorrect.com: How and Why to Diffuse Your On-Camera Flash

I was recently asked a great question about how to diffuse an on-camera flash. This is an important concept to understand—not just how, but why! Today’s photo tip will explain diffusion and how to create and use it. “Pitiful” captured by latteda Here is the question I was...

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PictureCorrect.com: Understanding Vanishing Point in Photography Composition

Vanishing points are a fundamental concept in photography that can significantly enhance the depth and realism of your images. Understanding how to use them effectively can transform your compositions, drawing the viewer’s eye into the photograph and creating a sense of three-dimensional...

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PictureCorrect.com: Drone Photo Editing Tools in Luminar Neo

For those interested in improving their aerial images, selecting the right editing software is crucial. Luminar Neo is a powerful, user-friendly tool that offers advanced features tailored for drone photography. Transform Your Aerial Photos Luminar Neo provides a variety of...

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PictureCorrect.com: Layer Photo Editing Tricks in Capture One

Today’s tutorial kindly comes to us from Capture One Hidden Features. Our readers can use coupon code pc10 for a discount on the full eBook. In recent years, the Layers tool in Capture One has drastically evolved. You can now create complex masks in a couple of clicks and perform...

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PictureCorrect.com: Focal Lengths and Types of Photography

Focal length is defined as the distance between the point of light ray convergence of your lens and the sensor/film (measured in millimeters). The longer the focal length, the narrower the angle of view. The shorter the focal length, the wider the angle of view. Photo captured...

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PictureCorrect.com: Abstract Photography Exercises

If part of your photographic self-awareness includes a little voice that wants to play without rules or retribution, well then, abstract is the photo genre for you! In the world of abstract photography the sky is limit. Your creativity isn’t bound by conventions in any way. Photo...

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PictureCorrect.com: Pre-dawn Landscape Photography Tips

There was a time when I’d come home from most sunrise shoots disappointed. Why? Because I didn’t like cloudless skies. And by the time I’d realise the sunrise was going to be a “boring” one, I’d already be out of bed and on the way, so I might as well go through with the shoot....

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