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To further enhance the already warm tones of a sunset sky, you can use the Cloudy or Shade White Balance presets. Photograph/Srirama Santhosh
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A Fine Balance

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I have tried to be consistent with the use of grey and dull tones throughout the series. Photograph/Laurent Chehere
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Up in the Air!

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Photograph/Zack Seckler
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Zack Seckler: Bird’s Eye Botswana

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Magnification Demystified

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What does maximum magnification ratio mean? I am confused.

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A Sequential Record of Madness

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Photograph/Munna Sherpa
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Tip of the Day: Use a Tripod, But Get Blur

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Shot indoors, in the illumination of flash powder, this is one of many of Jacob’s photographs that documented life and culture in New York, in the late 1800s. Photograph/Jacob Riis
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Let There Be… Flash!

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Q&A with Shridhar Kunte | Episode 17

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Lens Hood Woes

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What kind of lenses require a lenshood and should I be using one every time that I go out to shoot?

Photograph/Patrick Hajzler
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Tip of the Day: Experience Life

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The photographer has fired an external flashgun covered with a red gel, from inside the house. This, combined with the star trails, has created an eerie setting. Photograph/John Ryan
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Lighting the Bulb

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This 1658 painting titled The Milkmaid was done by Johannes Vermeer—one of the greatest Dutch painters who was rumoured to have used the camera obscura for his paintings. Image Source: Wikimedia Commons
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The Magic Kamra

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