The Secret to Saving Your Camera Sensor Manufacturers Don’t Want You to Use For years, camera manufacturers have said that you'll ruin image quality if you use UV filters or anything else on your lenses. But man, has that aged terribly. For nearly a decade, I've stated that modern camera lenses are like tech bros who all wear the same clothing in the same room without coordinating with one another. That's a long way to say that they're all the same, and it's all sterile. So photographers have been adding mist filters, glimmerglass, and so many others to get character back in their image quality. Best of all, it means you don't need to buy a new camera. But there's a lens filter that the manufacturers are sure to hate.
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The Easiest Way to Break the Rules of Photography The biggest rule when it comes to technical matters in photography often has to do with composition. It's far more important than focus, and it can even affect the subject matter greatly. Often, you'll be told to use the rule of rhitds to compose an image. If you're shooting vertically, then it applies in one way and it applies in a whole other way when you shoot in landscape format. But the biggest way to break those rules has to do with shooting in different formats. One of the ways that completely breaks photography is with the square format.
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Moose Podcast #461 – “Way To Competitive!” Moose Podcast #461 - "Way To Competitive!" it's all internal, it can and does stop many photographers dead in their tracks. Does it a done deal or can you change it? Let's talk
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Upward and Beyond! https://www.moosepeterson.com/....blog/upward-and-beyo

Standing the Test of Time https://www.moosepeterson.com/....blog/standing-the-te