Technology
Tips and tricks about computing, printing and storage are perhaps some of the most vital insights there are. Here, you will see tips and tricks that will help to me your life easy in post-production, storing your work, printing and much more.
Read: What is… exposure compensation?
In the first of a brand new series of articles, we explain how to use exposure compensation and when you may find it useful. Read More06 October 2014
Read: Six Creative Uses for a Telephoto Lens
There is more to a longer lens than just zooming in to a subject. Geoff Harris explains how to get some top creative effects using your telephoto Read More02 October 2014
![Introduction to Cameras: How to Choose the Right Camera for Your Needs [Video]](/globalassets/blog-images/2014/09/camera-thumb.jpg)
Read: Introduction to Cameras: How to Choose the Right Camera for Your Needs [Video]
Thinking of buying your first camera? Matt Golowczynski helps you choose the best camera for your needs. Read More03 September 2014
![Introduction to Cameras: DSLR vs Compact vs Mirrorless [Video]](/globalassets/blog-images/2014/08/intro-thumb.jpg)
Read: Introduction to Cameras: DSLR vs Compact vs Mirrorless [Video]
Thinking of buying your first camera or upgrading from your current model? Matt Golowczynski looks at the differences between DSLR, compact and compact system cameras (CSCs), exploring the benefits an Read More27 August 2014
Read: How to use ND filters for long exposures
Neutral Density (ND) filters allow you to lengthen your exposures in bright and dark conditions alike. In this article, Kirk Norbury explains how to use them. Read More17 August 2014
Read: How to use flash: basics explained
Do you fear flash? Not sure how best to use it? Geoff Harris runs through the main options and techniques to help get you started. Read More08 August 2014
Read: Master your autofocus system – skills you need to learn
Autofocus is a feature many photographers take for granted, but understanding how it works and its options turns it into a much more powerful tool. Geoff Harris explains what you need to know. Read More07 July 2014
Read: Raw vs JPEG: which should you be using?
Ever wonder whether you should you be shooting in Raw or JPEG? Damien Demolder explains the pros and cons of each to help you decide. Read More15 May 2014
Read: Perfect composition: 7 tips to improve your images
Wonky horizons? Framing a little off? There are many reasons why your composition may not be quite right - here are seven great tips to make sure you get it spot on! Read More21 March 2014
Read: How to protect your camera in adverse weather conditions
Wet, windy conditions and delicate electronic items are rarely a good combination. Giles Babbidge explains how to protect your gear and yourself in bad weather. Read More10 December 2013
Read: How to photograph movement
Whether you love capturing waterfalls or wildlife, knowing how to photograph movement is an essential part of a photographer's skill set. Tom Mason explains how it's done. Read More07 December 2013
Read: How to buy and sell a used camera or lens with Wex
20 November 2013: In this article, we take a look at everything you need to know when buying and selling a used camera. Read More20 November 2013
Read: 7 common image processing mistakes - and how to avoid making them
Compression artefacts? Over-sharpening? Blown highlights? Make sure you don't make these image processing mistakes! Matt Golowczynski explains how. Read More17 September 2013
Read: 7 simple ways to get sharper images
Even with the right shutter speed and image stabilisation enabled there are many reasons why your images may not be sharp. Here are seven things which may help you... Read More21 August 2013
Read: Hard Drive Buyer's Guide
Our complete guide to buying a hard drive. Read More09 July 2013
Read: Match your monitor to what you see
One of the most frequent complaints when comparing a print of an image to its display on a monitor is that the print looks too dark and/or flat... Read More03 March 2010
